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freezerman
Published on 10/12/04 at 00:57
Premire excellent impression. everything is very easy to understand the functions diffrent (scratch, bend, pitch, search etc.). are well established except that you can not combine the effects (and scratch filter for example, or echo, and bend) or something so I rat (which can all APRS).
the plate is well worth the 490 euro I paid. I wait now to see over time.
both loops are well trs, trs flexible, just need a little exprience to Russia loop at first, otherwise the loop points edition seemed a little p Nible, you can edit the end, not the beginners. otherwise the CONTRL is quite prcis.
there is no latency loop output or scratch or bend, and although sr no latency on cue. dpart the brake and the 'slow' are fucking the CONTRL CD is total. short, like a lot. plus it takes up almost no space.
A default: the BPM counter just says anything. I made a loop on the Denon, I sample, I hold on my squenceur and it is 70 bpm, while the Denon says without hesitation that it is 69 bpm ... if I Pitche a little loop on the denon (to display 70 bpm) the loop over my squenceur DCAL.
Another default: the adffichage is pretty bad, but it's a minor problem.
A real quality, however: the output numrique suffers no restriction, it returns exactly the same signal (including scratch, effects, pitch etc.) that the analog output.
the plate is well worth the 490 euro I paid. I wait now to see over time.
both loops are well trs, trs flexible, just need a little exprience to Russia loop at first, otherwise the loop points edition seemed a little p Nible, you can edit the end, not the beginners. otherwise the CONTRL is quite prcis.
there is no latency loop output or scratch or bend, and although sr no latency on cue. dpart the brake and the 'slow' are fucking the CONTRL CD is total. short, like a lot. plus it takes up almost no space.
A default: the BPM counter just says anything. I made a loop on the Denon, I sample, I hold on my squenceur and it is 70 bpm, while the Denon says without hesitation that it is 69 bpm ... if I Pitche a little loop on the denon (to display 70 bpm) the loop over my squenceur DCAL.
Another default: the adffichage is pretty bad, but it's a minor problem.
A real quality, however: the output numrique suffers no restriction, it returns exactly the same signal (including scratch, effects, pitch etc.) that the analog output.