julien75014
Published on 10/09/06 at 09:44
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UTILIZATION
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SOUNDS
I do not share these opinions on the fidelity of the recording. I use it for 8 months, and registration is very deaf, there is a hole in the middle pretty impressive. It easily catches up with an equalizer, but it's a shame qd.
Instruments recorded simultaneously:
- Voice XLR with 48 Volt AT2020
- A battery-mail
- A Low - A guitar
The snare must imperatively be touched up, same for the voice.
The Alesis is still very good for its price, because it is very affordable qd.
(Software used: Audition Pro 2 (with Cubase 4 and Sonar as a backup with a PC, you never know)
OVERALL OPINION
For the price, it is widely acceptable. If you do not have the budget mackie (= twice), take your eyes closed.
UTILIZATION
Nothing to add
SOUNDS
I do not share these opinions on the fidelity of the recording. I use it for 8 months, and registration is very deaf, there is a hole in the middle pretty impressive. It easily catches up with an equalizer, but it's a shame qd.
Instruments recorded simultaneously:
- Voice XLR with 48 Volt AT2020
- A battery-mail
- A Low - A guitar
The snare must imperatively be touched up, same for the voice.
The Alesis is still very good for its price, because it is very affordable qd.
(Software used: Audition Pro 2 (with Cubase 4 and Sonar as a backup with a PC, you never know)
OVERALL OPINION
For the price, it is widely acceptable. If you do not have the budget mackie (= twice), take your eyes closed.