SOUNDS FUN

I'm a 1984 child so arcade buttons are my thang

The faders are crap, buttons and knobs are decent. I was expecting more out of an akai & Ableton collaboration but....

You have to play with setting up your own sequences, patterns, beats etc. The ones it comes with are hella janky. I use it to form melody's and Harmony's without having to plug my computer in, go analog!!

I like how small it is, works nice in airports

I have put this mixer through way more than it can handle. The hard plastic click buttons are junk (which is why they changed them to soft buttons) I've had better faders that last longer, but they were nice and smooth fresh out the box many many years ago.... But I still love you Rane

I had to make a special place for the sunburst version on EquipBoard as it is a completely different vibe. I couldn't rightly claim ownership of the bland original version.... She falls out of tune quite a bit but my super snark keeps her in check

I'm looking for a newer omnichords, as mine is the model before they added midi:(

I'm a Neumann fan but I'm also poor so....

I can't circler breath so I cheat and loop em! Hah! Cheers Ableton

I use to be an avid non-supporter of behringer products, however they've since acquired Midas!!! So far so good. I needed it for the two sets of outs for cueing ability in ableton

I use this all the time to quickly figure out melody's & harmony's without having to plug anything in!! It's also great to sample from. My only issue is the lowest & highest notes require a surprising amount of extra air push to get a solid note, but other than that it's really well worth it!!! Creativity starts unplugged;)

It works ok, latency is a problem. If you are wanting to use it for Ableton know it won't support curious g. You need an audio interface with two sets of outs 1/2 & 3/4