Hey All,
Got two things for sale:
1. DBX Mini Compressor. Cool little unit; I don't use it much anymore because I've got a 24-bit setup now (don't have to use up all my headroom anymore) and because I've got a good comp plugin. Info about the unit is here: http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/103AES/dbx/MC6.html
Price: $65 + shipping from Baltimore.
2. Roland SC-33 Sound Canvas. Nice tabletop sound module. Has the typically great Roland sounds (pianos, drums, and strings are especially good). Plus, you can edit all the sounds, and it has reverb and chorus built-in. Midi in, out, and thru. I've used this for years as my main module for use with Cakewalk. Also used it live as a primary module to replace the crappy sounds in my keyboard controller, and as an add-on to the sounds in my guitar synth. I'll be sad to part with it, but I'm really trying to migrate to 100% soft synths.
Price: $110 + shipping from B'more.
Any offers/inquiries can either be posted here or directed to beermeister@hotmail.com
Thanks!
Ryan
Got two things for sale:
1. DBX Mini Compressor. Cool little unit; I don't use it much anymore because I've got a 24-bit setup now (don't have to use up all my headroom anymore) and because I've got a good comp plugin. Info about the unit is here: http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/103AES/dbx/MC6.html
Price: $65 + shipping from Baltimore.
2. Roland SC-33 Sound Canvas. Nice tabletop sound module. Has the typically great Roland sounds (pianos, drums, and strings are especially good). Plus, you can edit all the sounds, and it has reverb and chorus built-in. Midi in, out, and thru. I've used this for years as my main module for use with Cakewalk. Also used it live as a primary module to replace the crappy sounds in my keyboard controller, and as an add-on to the sounds in my guitar synth. I'll be sad to part with it, but I'm really trying to migrate to 100% soft synths.
Price: $110 + shipping from B'more.
Any offers/inquiries can either be posted here or directed to beermeister@hotmail.com
Thanks!
Ryan