I'm not sure what you mean but they do have some amazing vocal effects and recording capabilities even on this 16 or 17 year old technology- it came with a ton of vocal effects and mastering effects
Actually computers were buggy and complicated back then. Using something like that was so easy that you could concentrate on making music. I love these machines
@@Rockem1234 Well, I wouldn't say buggy and complicated. Software was certainly buggy. DAW interfaces could be a pain. These are handy. These were made to appeal to guitarists, recording alone, and they tried to cram as many features in as possible. I bought one of these on ebay a few years ago. $60.00. Its' main drawback? The hard drive failed. These use IDE drives. I happened to have a 160GB IDE drive lying around. I installed it, formatted it, and voila. I can record a lot. A whole lot, lol. These are pretty cool little devices, and they're nice and portable!
![BR Series [Overview]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q8CRV8wN21I/mqdefault.jpg)
he's being a musician, guys. a hip musician.
Where can I buy the DVDs from the Namm shows?
Pulled it out of closet and can't remember how to burn CD or if I'm just doing something wrong
Sorry, what ends up happening?
The guy on the bottom left of the screen at the start of
The video 😅 - this machine is hip by the way - way hip
Would have been even doper if these was made for vocals.
I'm not sure what you mean but they do have some amazing vocal effects and recording capabilities even on this 16 or 17 year old technology- it came with a ton of vocal effects and mastering effects
Sorry, but in 2002 PCs were already affordable and could have done way better. I don't get the point of this product.
Actually computers were buggy and complicated back then. Using something like that was so easy that you could concentrate on making music. I love these machines
I prefer computer based daw too, but these are handy for quick little projects. I grabbed one for 20 bucks off Craigslist and love it
@@Rockem1234 Well, I wouldn't say buggy and complicated. Software was certainly buggy. DAW interfaces could be a pain. These are handy. These were made to appeal to guitarists, recording alone, and they tried to cram as many features in as possible.
I bought one of these on ebay a few years ago. $60.00. Its' main drawback? The hard drive failed. These use IDE drives. I happened to have a 160GB IDE drive lying around. I installed it, formatted it, and voila. I can record a lot. A whole lot, lol. These are pretty cool little devices, and they're nice and portable!
I use this to record today in 2024😂...the point is is it's tactical appeal..sometimes you want to pull on a real potentiometer when you record 😂