kirkwoodwest

wow... i've had this thing for several years and didn't really like it too much. But now really opening it up and getting into it. Massive capabilities.

I love this as an alternative to using the sequencer in my DAW. You play right into it from the keyboard make edits and the timing is rock solid.

Its pure polyphonic analog heaven.

My favorite analog.

Very simple device. Simply put. if you've got a couple sets of speakers or a couple outputs (computer, soundcard, ipod) this thing really simplifies everything. I've got mine configured with 3 different speaker configurations. Speaker A - Near Fields, Speaker B - Subwoofer, Speaker C - Club sound system. Then i've got my computer, soundcard master out and A couple other features is the 4 different headphone outs. So if you've got a couple people over and you need to mix on headphones everyone has their own volume control! Also there is a very handle MONO button which is great to check when you are in the mix. Its one of the least expensive monitor controls and It works great!

if you are doing any midi this could possibly be one of your best controllers. Amazing design and very versatile. There is a whole community online dedicated to modding these bad boys. There is even software to turn it into a midi step sequencer! I have two of them.

One of the great classic midi controllers. Feels a little cheap but it does an amazing job and very easy to configure.

The monome 128 is full of possibilities. It does not make any sounds or do anything by itself. You must connect it to a computer or module to make it work. Then it becomes a fully functional button/light interface programmable to your liking. There are plenty of scripts already available for you to run on it but even then the learning curve can be a bit high. Don't expect to be banging beats out within the first hour... But hang out because after you get into it is very powerful.

Pretty sure this is a must have tool for remixing, edits and making new music.

Just simply a great set of monitors. Flat Clear and non-fatiguing.

Amazing way to twist up sound. Very superficial and deep at the same time.

Undeniably dope. Proper crushing on the Cirklon. It is like a hardware fast tracker II. So simple to dial in a loop or long sequence. The playability is great too. Super simple controls and streamlined access to the steps makes editing very quick.