Roswell is a boutique microphone company, which has made a reputation of creating extremely well performing products for competitive prices. I expect that the Mini K47 and K87 are no exception here, but let’s take a closer look.
When it comes to drum machines, none were more groundbreaking than Roger Linn’s Linn 1980 LM-1. Everyone from Prince to Phil Collins used an LM-1 in the 80s; everyone since has been looking for ways to recreate that iconic sound.
As far as entry-level audio interfaces go, the Tascam US-1x2HR seems to offer the same level of performance. Let’s go through everything it has to offer.
It can be extremely daunting to open up a fresh patch in Serum, stare at the blank slate in front of you, and try to get from the default saw wave to a head-crushing bass sound, or a gentle bell pad.
If you’re looking for a cheap pair of studio monitors, one possible solution you may have come across is, of course, the Eris 3.5 from PreSonus. For just around $100, it definitely holds an argument for your consideration, but I’m not the biggest fan of it.
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the Motu M2 audio interface. It’s one of the better options in terms of entry-level units, so let’s take a closer look.