Love it

Brilliant concept. Can’t wait to put it to use in my productions!

so dope!!

Works just as advertised! Kn my opinion it takes a bit more of practice and understanding of MIDI and digital music than the company lets on. This may be a bit difficult to understand if you have never used any MIDI instrument before. However once set up it makes it extremely easy to get the results you are looking for if a drum pad or keyboard stunts your creative process like myself.

AMAAAZING!

Great potential and useful tool.

It’s an amazing product!!

Now that I got the one that comes with the mic it’s way more enjoyable

Good

Great so far, really looking forward to testing the limits of its abilities!

Good

AMAZING!

To make music by humming and turning it into a real instrument is awesome. I can barely play keyboard and this combined with my Artiphon Orba2 and my MPD226 drumming pad, I have tons of fun.

Ive had nothing but positive expirience with Dubler. I have been using it non stop and havent come across any issues. Love it and would recommend to every producer/music lover

First off, this is as promised a powerful voice to midi solution, and I often feel like a kid in a candy shop when I'm actually voicing songs. That said, there's a lot of work for users to be able to connect to their DAW and tweak settings to get it to do what you want, or something close. My hope is that in the future, there could be a partnership with a specific DAW to take out some of that pre-work, or maybe pre-configured settings for DAWs with open architecture to allow that sort of thing. Just to level-set, I'm an amateur musician of 45 years with gobs of tech experience and meager midi experience, so I don't pretend to know what's possible. Using the recommended settings, latency is not bad for capturing your ideas, might be tricky for live performances depending on your setup. Love all the pitch tools. One of the settings for pitch lets you set a pitch bend range, that setting gets you all kinds of squirrely sounds, so use wisely. It would be nice if the 4 controls dials had some conceptual intro or best practices recommendations before mapping, it's a lot to take in. Again, these are good problems to have. But for example, map out a few use cases for things like how to set up an organic sounding woodwind for the top 5 DAWs, and connect these with the forum so users can post related help too. I did have a note hang every once in a while, might be the DAW (Studio One), but a simple off for that instrument stopped it. I'm only about 3 full days worth of time into Dubler, so far so good...