Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Tuesday-Sep-09-088 at 23:27
olivier
a part-time user
from france
writes:
i've been using intensively my DSM1 for 15 years and it is still a mainstay in my homestudio..in order to appreciate this machine to the fullest you need something like a 16 channels line mixer rack on top (i use a cheap fostex line mixer 2016) and a bit of discipline i guess..one can make crazy combos with many different programs and variations..the way sounds can be assigned to the 16 outputs is very clever IMO, it can either produce some nice soundswaps, overlappings or pannings etc for each channels/banks once reg-grouped and re-routed (stereo anyone?) possible to select samplerate 8, 16, 32 or 48 for each sound if you need those extra seconds or want the higher or lower def. i only wished that thing had the filters of a dss1.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Saturday-Jul-14-077 at 15:20
Droll
a professional user
from USA
writes:
This Sampler has the secretary sampling method. You can make a HEAVY-PHUNCHY rhythm track with this Sampler. This 12bit machine is "Secret-Weapon" of many famous hiphop Producers.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Tuesday-Mar-20-077 at 19:17
Rick
a part-time user
from Phoenix, AZ, USA
writes:
It has a kind of cool, loopy, grainy 12-bit sound. It's great if you just use it for pianos, string sounds or basses, but don't bother trying to use the 16 multiple outputs for drums--they don't work! I could never figure them out, which is too bad, because it came with some really cool Phil Collins and Def Leppard drum samples. But it was useless to me if I couldn't run the snare and bass drum to separate outputs! It's also a nightmare to combine the sounds so you don't have to keep reloading disks. So it gets credit for great sound, but horrible marks for remarkably poor functionality! I should've bought a Roland...
Rating: 3 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Nov-20-022 at 17:25
José António Pereira
a part-time user
from Portugal
writes:
Clean sound for a 12bit machine. Less programming capabilities than the DSS-1 (which I also own) but it's still an elegant sampler with lot of options. I recently got the SCSI Kit and now I'm searching for SCSI hard disk drives for it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Sunday-Jul-21-022 at 07:45