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sound qual |  100% | | interface | 100% | | ease of use |
100% |
| build qual |
100% |
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| bass | 100% |
| brass | 75% |
| strings |
100% |
| accoustic |
100% |
| pads |
100% |
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| perc | 100% |
| organ | 100% |
| digital |
100% |
| analog |
100% |
| noises |
100% |
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Jonathan El-Bizri (sserendipity@hotmail.com)
writes:
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| This is a PCI card, with an ADAT and Stereo balanced I/O, but I think it belongs in the Synth section as well, since the biggest thing it brings to the table - on top of ultra low latency and >really< clean sweet analog I/O (I a/b'ed them, and they really stand up with outboard gear) - is the synth and effects section. It is literaly a synth in your PC.
I bought this for over a grand, (it was retailing to $2k+ at the time, but I knew a supplier) and it was a steal. At five hundred bucks (I believe only guitar center has this incredible price), and card/synth of this nature is a must have. I'd recomend it to anyone - whether it's the first piece of musical gear you own, or part of a massive setup.
Being able to edit everything on you computer, and use the DSP for effects is awesome.
Comments About the Sounds:
Luscious, luscious... The sequences and 'beat boxes' are somewhat whack, but >sounds< are very good... That's what you're buying it for, right?
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(Thanks to Jonathan El-Bizri for this info.)
and Thnx To D-HERO for the pic
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Released:2000
