Would this be a good synthesizer for progressive rock?
2015590
Its ok , but nothing much about synth or fx sound for your progressive rock as of your require , most of the sound inside micro station are basic instyle . Actually i dont like all pad is so boring for me ; (
2015591
Is excelent, but you should adapt yourself to the size it will result ergonomic perfect for fast digitation and is too easy develope phrases and chord progressions
1807414
This has to be used with a computer software like Ableton, Reason, Protools or with an external tone generator like the Motif or Triton rack so the answer is no.
1792463
Acid Pro 7 is a music creation program primarily. Using it as an EQ would be overkill. Youre better off buying a physical EQ console.
306739
The Q88 is a very nice synthesizer. It will sound like several different instruments. Set it on stereo piano at the "00" setting and you have a real nice practice piano. This unit has to be plugged into an amplifier with speakers or you could use an old stereo receiver with an auxiliary input for your sound system. Again, the Q88 is a professional sounding band instrument and is still used by many recording artist! There should be a headphone jack on the back for private practice. I would start there! I owned one of these keyboards for years!
984224
It won't hurt anything to try, but I don't think that it's optimal. You could get an inexpensive, or high end, phono stage and run that into the Saffire, which I think would be much better and allow more range. Best of luck.
613409
Thats depends on the complexity and the kind of music you are thinking. This machine was planned to be as a beat maker, so you can make a complete song with its on built 3 part sequencer. Obviously its better for hiphop related music, but still found very useful for a vast range of music styles. Very good for entry level, even medium range. No sampling functionality, but still good enough pre loaded high quality samples, cover almost any musical style (but again, better for hiphop). Anyway its a sequencer monster with midi capabilities, so you are able to control midi modules and sound generators.
167997
Doepfer Dark Energy analogue synquencer - 600-$700 is what I use but don't know if the drum machine will drive it...hope that helps a little...
809693
Yes, flanger for sure. And you can mix diff effects and save the results, giving endless varieties of sounds.
613411
Thats depends on the complexity and the kind of music you are thinking. This machine was planned to be as a beat maker, so you can make a complete song with its on built 3 part sequencer. Obviously its better for hiphop related music, but still found very useful for a vast range of music styles. Very good for entry level, even medium range. No sampling functionality, but still good enough pre loaded high quality samples, cover almost any musical style (but again, better for hiphop). Anyway its a sequencer monster with midi capabilities, so you are able to control midi modules and sound generators. Thats depends on the complexity and the kind of music you are thinking. This machine was planned to be as a beat maker, so you can make a complete song with its on built 3 part sequencer. Obviously its better for hiphop related music, but still found very useful for a vast range of music styles. Very good for entry level, even medium range. No sampling functionality, but still good enough pre loaded high quality samples, cover almost any musical style (but again, better for hiphop). Anyway its a sequencer monster with midi capabilities, so you are able to control midi modules and sound... » Read More Thats depends on the complexity and the kind of music you are thinking. This machine was planned to be as a beat maker, so you can make a complete song with its on built 3 part sequencer. Obviously its better for hiphop related music, but still found very useful for a vast range of music styles. Very good for entry level, even medium range. No sampling functionality, but still good enough pre loaded high quality samples, cover almost any musical style (but again, better for hiphop). Anyway its a sequencer monster with midi capabilities, so you are able to control midi modules and sound generators. « Show Less
1167639
I dont think do. Its sounds great. You can enjoy the music in this little thing.
1603073
Can't answer the first question but it is a standard VST so any proper VST container should be able to run it. As for the latter, it's apples and oranges. I have both. Komplete has several great synths, samplers, and effects. Omni is a power synth (which also has a bucket load of samples too but really for sound manipulation). Omni doesn't have drum machines or the like, but has an incredible depth and flexibility in sound design and sequencing. The arpeggiator is amazing. So it depends what you need, but I love them both.
691011
Absolutely! You are able to set this pedal out in many ways, select pre amps, compresion, reverb, delay, chorus, phazer, flanger and other effects, mix them and create your own sound, you can emulate an acoustic guitar sound (which isn´t so good really but...), the pedal could work as volume, wah, frezze and other function I don´t remember now. I can tell you this is great pedal, the only thing you have to do is explore its. Regards.
977336
Not really, unless you use an external sequencer by plugging in the MIDI input. Sorry for my English.
1240788
I would say yes, it has a very usable clean sound if you don't run the gain to high. Also, it works great with a 10 band eq pedal between your instrument. Great rhythm tracks to use as a metradom.
2271913
Yes, I believe so. My friend uses the same cable and loves it for his guitar. I'm sure it will work for a keyboard or synthesizer.
1577042
it's more for rock, punk, and metal. Boost with an overdrive for a stronger distortion, I wouldn't use it for metalcore.
893814
I use it to play jazz and it's pretty good for that. I've also plugged a keyboard into it. I normally plug a humbucker guitar into the -15dB input. Throw a decent compressor or a tube preamp in front and it warms it up a bit but keeps a good clean tone. It's nice because I often play both bass and guitar and can get by with just one amp. The really sturdy closed back cabinet means that it's got some authority. I wouldn't use it for rock, though, as the tone wouldn't be good