I am very curious - how does this device compare to the GoGroove FlexSmart X2? Is it worth it to switch?
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I have had both as well and I have found that the FlexSmart X2 connects better with Bluetooth but the end that went into the cigar lighter fell apart on me. I dislike like this one and if I didn't wait so long I would return it. My phone never wants to connect and hold the Bluetooth connection.
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I find this device is better than Flexsmart. I used Flexmart but the quality of the MPOW is much better. I use it at volume 18 and the person on the other end can hear me good and i can here them good as well. I recomend the MPOW.
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I agree - I've had both - and I find this one better. I found I got too much static and conflicting stations with the GoGroove and I haven't had that problem with the MPow. I really, really like it.
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There is a significant difference in function between One and Flex. One measures steps, miles, floors climbed (stairs), calories burned (based on steps I think), and time of day. All of this is displayed on the front of the device at the press of a button. You can also monitor your sleep. You get an average of 7-10 days out of the battery: I charge mine once a week and it is usually not even down by 50%. Flex collects data on everything listed for One except it does not count floors (stairs) climbed. None of the data collected displays on the device; to access data you have to log in to your Fitbit account or download an app to your phone and pull it up and synch it. Flex has a battery life of approximately 5 days (I did get 7 out of mine once). Flex is supposed to be waterproof, or at least water resistant. I have not tested this so I don't konw what level of immersion it will tolerate; the times water has gotten between my wrist and the device it gets into the opening on the underside of the band where the data device sits and it doesn't dry out until you remove the device. In my personal experience Flex does not count steps as accurately as One, even if you do the stride length and is less accurate with non-running/walking activities such as bicycling. I also find Flex undercounts steps on the treadmill more than regular walking, regardless of whether or not you move your arm. I think the low rating of Flex is related to it being priced the same as One and Ultra but it does not offer the same features, level of technology, or accuracy. Each generation of Fitbit devices have shown improvement in features and technology until Flex. Flex actually has fewer features but is priced the same. I am sure there is a niche in the market for Flex but biggest bang for your buck is with One, and I say this as someone who has both.
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I just came back from tour in Japan (played the Billboard live clubs). I use the program I wrote - unrealBook for my music reading needs. I am also in contact with the airturn.com guys about implementing a footswitch page turning solution too.http://www.diystompboxes.com/unrealbook/index.htmlYou don't have to wonder if unrealBook works on stage. I use it all the time!
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ive been using it now for better than a year and it is doing a great gob for me .everybody is not the same so good luck!
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You can upgrade to Taktor pro. I upgraded mime to Traktor pro which has more features that the light edition of this controller. It costs like $90 to upgrade ... kind of rip off from Native instrument.
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This would be a lot for most 11-year-old girls to master unless they have someone who can teach them. In fact, many adults have this software for months and still cannot master it. There is a kids' version called Flip Boom, that is much cheaper and could maybe be a good starting place. I think you might be able to upgrade from Flip Boom to Studio later on as well...You could check the website to confirm.
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I've been using one for several months and really like it. I'm using Windows 7 x 64. My onboard audiocard seems a little weak on volume. This seems to improve it quite a bit.
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Hello there. I got this one to replace an old model. I am a full time musician and I use this device as practice tool and a demo recording device. You'd even record complex 8 track pieces if you'd use it with Amplitube's studio for an iPad.It sounds great for a tiny and fairly in expensive sound device like this.I would suggest you to go for a newer model though.It will cost you about 40$ more but it has Midi and other features, I would go for it myself if I wouldn't have this one.P.S. The only minus of these devises compare to they cheaper predecessor is that you can't change your iPhone or an iPad while recording or practicing. Keep in mind that the apps for these devices are power consuming. Hope it helps. Hello there. I got this one to replace an old model. I am a full time musician and I use this device as practice tool and a demo recording device. You'd even record complex 8 track pieces if you'd use it with Amplitube's studio for an iPad.It sounds great for a tiny and fairly in expensive sound device like this.I would suggest you to go for a newer model though.It will cost you about 40$ more but it has Midi and other features, I would go for it myself if I wouldn't have this one.P.S. The only minus of these devises compare to they cheaper predecessor is that you can't change... » Read More Hello there. I got this one to replace an old model. I am a full time musician and I use this device as practice tool and a demo recording device. You'd even record complex 8 track pieces if you'd use it with Amplitube's studio for an iPad.It sounds great for a tiny and fairly in expensive sound device like this.I would suggest you to go for a newer model though.It will cost you about 40$ more but it has Midi and other features, I would go for it myself if I wouldn't have this one.P.S. The only minus of these devises compare to they cheaper predecessor is that you can't change your iPhone or an iPad while recording or practicing. Keep in mind that the apps for these devices are power consuming. Hope it helps. « Show Less
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I use Innovate Systems Blue Lite X1, has way more control for DJ uses than say the ADJ one or the Chevaut one. both of which i have used also
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I highly recommend any of the Sansa Clips; I have the Clip and the Zip. I also recommend getting the RockBox firmware to replace the system that comes with them because of all the enhancements that RockBox gives you, such as better sound (yes, the highly rated sound of these devices can be improved), an incredible amount of additional features and tweaks, and the apps and games that come with it -- I can play chess on this thing! Awesome!
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if your a beginner,this one,because it don't cost that much money and you can do a lot for the size of the controller and software comes with it,but if your alittle advanced,then you might want to go with the mixtrack 2.
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If toucan get past the Static you may hear some music. Buy the FlexSmart X3. $60.00 works great and no need to plug your phone in
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I tested it on Garageband, Ableton on windows 7 and it gave me Awesome results. Ubisoft made the best of two worlds. A little latency but nothing serious.
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The list is HUGE....,,,but I Do Not advise buying Flextone. I had to return a HD 100 SIX TIMES before I sold it on eBay and bought FoxPro. Good luck
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Assuming your asking about Creative Airwave portable Vs Creative Airwave HD - theamplifier provides volume two times it's size.
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I agree with Sunesis, this is vary legacy and they don't have new drivers for newer hardware. It's a awesome interface but don't get it if you only plan to use the Ipad. If you need something close to this go with a iTrack solo seeing it's built for iPad I think they are up here for maybe 10 bucks more (USD) used. It will be worth the extra bucks in the long run with compatibility.
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The best what? The best physical interface to use if you're making beats? That's kind of relative. I totally recommend hitting guitar center or Sam Ashe and playing around with what they have to see what feels right for you. Hell, you don't NEED one of these to make beats. I know Skrillex has said in interviews that he's comfortable with his mouse and plotting his drums that way. I don't know if he still does but there's that. Ultimately findingthe method that feels right for you and practicing unti you've got a feel for workflow.