Comments on: Review: Desktop Konnekt 6 http://voicecouncil.com/review-desktop-konnekt-6/ Practical insight for today's emerging vocalists Tue, 22 May 2012 22:23:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: ujiya http://voicecouncil.com/review-desktop-konnekt-6/#comment-359 ujiya Tue, 17 Nov 2009 00:20:44 +0000 http://voicecouncil.com/?p=2219#comment-359 I just set one of these up for a friend who is a great musician but fairly new to the whole DAW thing. I sent him a list of moderately priced units of similar description and he opted for this one. It answers up nicely to Sonar Pro and Pro Tools LE, as well as Acid 7.0 and a plethora of other audio wares. It has dedicated setup features for a variety of approaches. Like any daw unit under $200.00, you're going to have parameters within parameters due to the compact nature of such devices. One nice additive that the Konnekt 6 boasts is some posh lil' verbs right in the unit. More often than not singers will want a lil' effects added to the signal to make them "feel" better about their singing. I personally don't like recording with effects. However, the great thing about this unit is the effects can be applied to the what the singer hears without being applied to the dry signal that's being recorded. All in this is a tight unit with lots of great features. I believe it comes with a version of Cubase...make sure you look online when buying any device like this, to ensure it's will work with your computer and recording software.<br><br>Namaste,<br><br>Brian I just set one of these up for a friend who is a great musician but fairly new to the whole DAW thing. I sent him a list of moderately priced units of similar description and he opted for this one. It answers up nicely to Sonar Pro and Pro Tools LE, as well as Acid 7.0 and a plethora of other audio wares. It has dedicated setup features for a variety of approaches. Like any daw unit under $200.00, you're going to have parameters within parameters due to the compact nature of such devices. One nice additive that the Konnekt 6 boasts is some posh lil' verbs right in the unit. More often than not singers will want a lil' effects added to the signal to make them “feel” better about their singing. I personally don't like recording with effects. However, the great thing about this unit is the effects can be applied to the what the singer hears without being applied to the dry signal that's being recorded. All in this is a tight unit with lots of great features. I believe it comes with a version of Cubase…make sure you look online when buying any device like this, to ensure it's will work with your computer and recording software.

Namaste,

Brian

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