roybon's Reviews

Lo justo y necesario.

Solo uso su propia EQ en limpio. Tiene dos perillas de ganancia pero la segunda satura una locura, demasiado. Para tocar en limpio y usar ganancia aparte (en pedales) esta bien. La distorcion que viene con este ampli es pesima, cosa completamente entendible por el precio.

Bueno y funcional.

El mío es de la marca Ross, pero es exactamente lo mismo que un Anderson, Gear4music, etc. No es nada del otro mundo y cumple su función perfectamente. Muy buenos limpios y eso es lo que importa.

Desconozco como se desempeñan ''las funciones de atrás'' (speaker y loop) porque no soy de usar esas cosas.

Too Good

Too good for its price, just like the D-1 it is discontinued as of today. Such a pity.

With Potential

On its own, you can't get much out of it. But by opening the casing and soldering a couple of things with this keyboard plus some synthesizer or MIDI, it has, well, the potential to get something interesting. But using it just as it is, I don't like it much. I usually use it only to practice, rehearse, or compose (that is, for what this keyboard was designed), but for producing (just as it comes from the factory) it's not useful.

Mas que excelente.

Para producirte en celular o tablet es la mejor opción en Android.

Los plugins que vienen incluidos son mas que funcionales, hasta tiene simuladores de amplis (tipo Vox AC, MESA Boogie, etc.), una EQ buenísima, caja de ritmo, loops, simuladores de bajo Musicman, acústico, todo tipo de guitarras y synthes buenísimos, entre muchas otras cosas.

Desconozco sobre la versión de Windows y Mac porque no los eh probado. Pero para móviles y tablets es la mejor opción.

[Edit 12/01/2025] Ya lo e probado en Windows (10) y es espectacular! Es el DAW a nivel profesional mas liviano que hay, lo recomiendo principalmente si uno no dispone de una computadora tan buena (o de paso una muy mala). En mi caso personal uso Reaper en mi casa y cuando salgo uso el N-Track para grabar demos o armar ''maquetas'' de mis proyectos. Pero lo recomiendo hasta como DAW principal.

Durable

I have had one of these cables since 2012 and it continues to withstand all the beatings I give it, I have used it to play in gigs and it holds its own.

EXCELLENT

Super durable and of the highest quality, but to buy a set of Ernie Ball strings I have to go into debt because in Argentina they are quite expensive. But they are worth it.

Excellent

I have zero complaints about this mic. It's perfect for recording vocals, acoustic guitar, or miking your amps. It sounds super clean and I almost never use an EQ after recording with it. You can get very professional recordings with this Samson.

Cheap and Functional

It tends to introduce quite a bit of background noise at times. Generally, a bit of EQ is enough to fix it, but it reaches points where recording with this condenser is irreparable.

I don't use it unless it's the last resort.

PERFECT

It's everything I need. It excellently captures all my instruments and vocals, I can record multitrack, it comes with Phantom Power and also has outputs for monitors. And the best thing is that it's very small, it barely takes up space on my desk. Ideal for all types of musicians and producers.

It's Really Good

Quite comprehensive. Ideal for making a few tweaks or adding to your project. But not that much either.

Little to be saved.

I understand that it's free and for Android. But there are better options for practically $0.00.

I miraculously use it to record some idea when I'm away from home.

Excellent

Personally, I only use it with my MIDI. It came with a code to have the full version of this DAW. In my case, I use a MIDI from the Nektar brand that is fully compatible with Bitwig, it already has the pots set (whatever plugin you use) and it has a section to control the track you are recording there.

IT'S PERFECT

For the price it has, it lacks nothing and has more than enough on all sides!

Super responsive pots and controls, sensitive pads and keys. And a full version of Bitwig Studio is included with your purchase.

THE BEST

It's a war tank! It can handle anything you throw at it without complaining, you opened Amplitube 15 times? Don't worry, it doesn't crash or anything. This DAW can handle everything you throw at it and it's perfectly optimized, it's compatible with everything, you have a 4 dollar mixer? It recognizes it and works perfectly without installing drivers on the PC.

It's the only DAW that never gave me any problem at all!

Excellent

It doesn't have a completely flat sound, but for producing at my house it's enough. It comes with a 3.5 to 6.5 adapter.

Cheap and Functional

It sounds cheap (obviously), and I like it. I usually use it with an Auto Wah, or a Chorus and a Reverb.

Excellent

I wouldn't add or take anything away from it. I love it just as it is. It has a clean tone that I love, half the time I plug in the guitar and there and mic the amp.

Preferred Settings + Usage:

Excellent (but with its flaws)

For modulations and ''Whammys'' it is more than excellent. It's super easy to use and to set up the sound banks and the expression pedal, two buttons and two knobs. Believe me, you won't need anything else.

The negative points I see are the following: - The distortions sound very compressed and tinny. Personally, in this case, I recommend having your distortions separately and not touching the ones on this particular Zoom (unless they are very light distortions). - When adding many effects, there comes a point where it makes too much noise and you can't find a way to correct that other than removing effects little by little. - It doesn't have amplifier simulations (personally it's not a negative point for me but it's something to consider for other people).

Preferred Settings + Usage:

Versatile

I have a replica made by the Faim brand in the '80s. Two humbucker pickups with 4 potentiometers (2 for volume and 2 for tone) and 3 two-position switches and one 3-position switch, solid body and robust neck.