zane_green

I love this synth and it is great for beginners considering the price, and it would be great for everyone else except it has an incredibly frustrating re-triggering issues, every time two notes overlap (including the release trail) an obvious pop sound occurs which renders it nearly unusable for any kind of immersive music

...Yet more useful than your average old keyboard considering its synthesiser function which allows you customise amp envelopes and pitch etc. as well as layering/split options which can end up with some really awesome textures

Incredibly useful tool for tightening live sound, and minimising the amount fo effect pedals i have to carry. Capable of a lot more than most compressors in its price range considering the stereo, drive/boost and swell options.

This thing has lots of great options, but my qualm is that all of them sound good. i personally like to have access to undesirable extremes of decay and mix but digitech has deprived me of this, i cant find a single setting that sounds bad.

in a dense mix this thing is really great, it doesnt have a low of deep low end so performs a lot cleaner and cuts through well, but in something more sparse it doesnt hold up so great, gets a bit on the thin side

This thing is good, only complaints are that the input meters dont go a bit lower to -30 or -40 db, construction seems sturdy enough although the knobs being on top rather than front makes it less portable/durable for throwing in a backpack

Captures low frequencies well, obviously making it suitable for kick drums, but i also use this for more experimental field recordings and such, it produces amazing results