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Basic controller, basic made, but it gives great opportunity to mix in any changes assigned to his knobs from any virtual machine or MIDI device and all in realtime. Also available, to reflash device softwarely to change behavior of used switches. All Ya have to get is an miniUSB. And it's cheap, so its great!

Oxygen 49 features eight assignable knobs and nine assignable sliders, plus dedicated transport and track select buttons. DirectLink mode automatically maps these controls to common DAW functions including transport, mixer, track pan and plug-in parameters. Built-in factory presets offer support for popular virtual instruments right out of the box—no complicated setup required. Velocity-sensitive keys and a sleek, compact design round out a portable keyboard that’s perfect for both production and performance. No other MIDI controller in this price range has so much functionality while remaining easy to use.

Best for live drum performing, good for sequencing, enough to mix analogue and digital inputs. Also enough to prepare synthetic sounds from the scratch. I mainly using it as master connected to the rest of my gear

INPUTS: Few analog stereo LINE-IN's,(extended by equipped mixer 2x INST,MIC powered by phantom) 4x digital stereo/multichannel SPDIF,TOSlink,minijack Few analog mono MIC-IN's 1x MIDI HANDLING BY: IntelCore2Quad(4x3,00) 6GB RAM DDR3 On-board AC'97 and SoundBlaster Audigy2 Platinum EX 24-bit 256GB SSD Boot 1,5TB HDD Storage DVD-RW with drawing on discs Multiport Reader CF/MD SD/MMC 8x USB2.0 2x Independant network cards 100Mbps (FullDuplex) 12x analog audio stereo outputs

Here is tha grandmaster keyboard that i use to send control MIDI messages into sequencer to play sounds prepared on MPC. very poor quality of keys. And does not support aftertouch.

If You only need to have some transport buttons or need to roll some parameters or scrubbing,stepping,zoom,slide then You will do it all with ShuttlePro®. Device is optimizes accuracy of edit flow and generally shortenning overall time by bringging keyboard shortcuts practically in range under Your fingers instead of uncomfortable following [CTRL]+ or [Alt]+ keys for function.

It is quite easy to tune them to adapt the interior and their location. They are linear enough that you can learn them quite quickly and have a built-in limiter of the input signal.

High quality, but not enough comfortable to long sessions.

Cheap, flat, loud enough and comfort enough to rappers when recording vocals.

Put it on, stick Your smartphone to left channel... You'll hear "Bluetooth connected." And go wherever You want to listen Your mix with hands free outside of studio environment!

Cheap, forgotten, medium quality, 600 Ohm Uni-Directional Dynamic Microphone. Nothing special except 6meters cable XLR. So it's ready for the stage.

Here was a little demonstrational Windows program written by Hermann Seib in 2002 in order to understand the inner workings of VST plugins - VSTHost. Later it became a powerfull freebie tool.

Just a display device with 1Wx2 speakers built-in.