Recent content by Pinky

Still available. Someone out there is going to see the value in this.

Quick update for future eyes that might come across this topic... The Monoprice Monolith M1070C are really, really good. A bit heavy (weight on head) but I'm not spending more than an hour at a time with them on, so it's not an issue just something worth noting. I found some aftermarket...

Bump. Still available. Figured this will take time, if it ever sells. It's a niche need.

SOLD My cosmetically imperfect Martin acoustic is now up for sale on Reverb. If it doesn't sell there in next few weeks I'll move it on to eBay, where I'll not make as much but will definitely sell. SOLD

Recently retired from homerecording. I have the following transferable items that I was using with Superior Drummer (2.0, but should be compatible with newer SD software). $125 for the entire collection via Paypal. Priced out individually, this is obviously a steal. I have additional drum...

Toontrack, the makers of Superior Drummer, sell midi drum packs. These are intended for use with their drumming software, but are just drum midi loop files.

IMHO getting a (new or used) set of 2.1 Klipsch are going to sound better, and fuller, than any heavily compromised sub $200 'studio monitor' offerings. When she graduates to serious, consider dropping the coin on some Yamahas as an entry point instead. I've even heard Logitech 2.1 computer...

Hi purpledreamsstudio, per my reply December 31 2023 I found my solution. Fwiw it's my understanding that all the ATH-M50 variants sound the same/similar. What I was looking for was more 'premium'/up-market and I found it.

Thanks for the reply. This topic saw traction on a couple other forums I frequent, and based on suggestions there I was able to narrow things down to the LCD-2 closed backs, and when looking for a used set I ended up stumbling on the Monoprice Monolith M1070C that are exceptional. They're...

I held out for a long time before going from X3 to the Bandlab Cakewalk. I was starting to have various glitches and slowdowns with Windows 10 and my hardware/plugins/VSTi. The Bandlab Cakewalk worked very well, and for the most part was a seamless transition and nearly zero learning curve...

This was one of the reasons I was weary of Bandlab long term, and ended up eventually bailing altogether and started using Cubase Pro instead. If you have Sonar X2 or X3 you can get a crossgrade discount from Steinberg on a Cubase purchase. It was like $200 off when I did this a few months...

My needs have changed as I exit recording and enter the 'listening' leg of my musical journey. 8 years ago I tried a bunch of headphones, some still available, with the intent of finding a compromise between something I could daily drive for casual music listening and tracking, and something...

There's a wizard that walked me through doing the resale. It may not apply to all products and licensing types. But it's at least transparent since it's all online: https://helpcenter.steinberg.de/hc/en-us/articles/206531804-How-to-resell-Steinberg-software-Resale-Wizard-

Added to reverb: [SOLD for $499]

Listed this on Reverb as well (not sure why that didn't occur to me sooner!): https://reverb.com/item/76479659-steinberg-cubase-pro-12