By Danoc
Sun Apr 07, 2019 11:05 pm
totally forgot this thing existed. I was one of those who were into Open Labs joints. Timbaland and Tim & Bob got me open to it then the company shut down. Later under new ownership came with new joints.
Open Labs DBEAT PRO PRODUCTION STATION l really like how this was built. It has what the X/Live should of had minus Ableton live.
Underneath the hood, this digital audio workstation sports a 3GHz Intel Core2 Duo CPU with 4GB of RAM, 320GB hard drive, and a high-speed dual-layer 8.5GB/disc CD/DVD burner. It gives you an iPod cradle, FireWire, USB, DVI-I Video, and Ethernet ports for easy connectivity to all your peripherals. It also has comprehensive I/O capable of up to 24-bit/96KHz audio with 4 in / 6 out including 2 phantom-powered mic preamps with DIs. S/PDIF I/O and MIDI I/O.
A dual layer CD/DVD burner? The X dont even have that. Smh. 4gigs of Ram? What was Akai thinking? Giving us 2 gigs ram. Not one but two phantom powered mEtherne with Di's? Dammmm! Charlesrandolph would love this, Ethernet port
Attach a monitor up to it via DVI-I, see that's what l wanted, to connect a screen to it in standalone. Only thing l don't like is its 20 lbs and Ableton live on it. Presonus made its firebox and l know you can add VSTi to it but what about another DAW like Presonus S1v3. I kid you not if it could take S1v3 l would of sucked up the weight and bought this!
lm sure it can export and explode. Squencer wise l would of been in S1v3 and no worries. It has serious power. No battery and l would suck that up too and still got it.
9 freakin faders! Holy s***! You can seriously mix and burn to DVD. Light aluminum? Dope!
The live/X should been built better than this machine.
What do you guys think?
Aesthetically its a beautiful looking machine too.
Open Labs DBEAT PRO PRODUCTION STATION l really like how this was built. It has what the X/Live should of had minus Ableton live.
Underneath the hood, this digital audio workstation sports a 3GHz Intel Core2 Duo CPU with 4GB of RAM, 320GB hard drive, and a high-speed dual-layer 8.5GB/disc CD/DVD burner. It gives you an iPod cradle, FireWire, USB, DVI-I Video, and Ethernet ports for easy connectivity to all your peripherals. It also has comprehensive I/O capable of up to 24-bit/96KHz audio with 4 in / 6 out including 2 phantom-powered mic preamps with DIs. S/PDIF I/O and MIDI I/O.
A dual layer CD/DVD burner? The X dont even have that. Smh. 4gigs of Ram? What was Akai thinking? Giving us 2 gigs ram. Not one but two phantom powered mEtherne with Di's? Dammmm! Charlesrandolph would love this, Ethernet port
Attach a monitor up to it via DVI-I, see that's what l wanted, to connect a screen to it in standalone. Only thing l don't like is its 20 lbs and Ableton live on it. Presonus made its firebox and l know you can add VSTi to it but what about another DAW like Presonus S1v3. I kid you not if it could take S1v3 l would of sucked up the weight and bought this!
lm sure it can export and explode. Squencer wise l would of been in S1v3 and no worries. It has serious power. No battery and l would suck that up too and still got it.
9 freakin faders! Holy s***! You can seriously mix and burn to DVD. Light aluminum? Dope!
The live/X should been built better than this machine.
What do you guys think?
Aesthetically its a beautiful looking machine too.