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Originally Posted by Hashim
Hi,ive seen all specifications but havent herd from any Snow users yet.Are there any Snow users that could tell me a bit about it?
How it sounds?
Is it easy to edit?
Is it very limited beside his older brothers?
Is it easy to use on live sets?
And basicly,is it worth the money you pay,because for 500euros more you can get the TI Desktop?
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Hi, exactly my thoughts. After 4 weeks of deep thinking and writing down all pros and cons, this is what happened today
This morning I ordered my
TI Desktop, later this day I noticed that the Snow is
in stock and this made me change my order ! Just a minute ago I received the shipment confirmation. The Snow should be in my hands tomorrow or friday
I've got a 30 day money-back guarantee, so let's wait and see if the "little" virus can meet my/our expectations...
Just a quick thought:
I'm not a "professional producer"...I make music just in my spare-time AND mainly for fun ! So maybe I'm not the best benchmark. But I think, that I most likely won't need 16
multi-timbral thingies, 2 DSPs, tons of knobs, etc. Which might be different, if you are trying to make money with your virus as a producer / composer/ or sound designer.
Maybe there will be - some fine a day - a situation where I wish, I had more multi-sounds, DSP-power for effects, etc. But hey, I saved more than 600 EURO-bucks on this littler sucker compared to the big TI. Money that I surely will spent on some other rarely needed gear So what the hell...
In addition to that, I travel quite often in my main job and therefore really liked the idea of having a virus "to-go" (I should trademark this *gg*).
To make a long story short: yes, it seems to be a bit of a compromise, but for me personally!! it seems to be bearable.
Anything I should check, when the little smacker arrives ?
-Cheers LQdb