Blu Vivo Xi Microphone

I will be using this lens in Yellowstone next month along with a Sony 1.4X

Installed on my Maximus XI Apex and it's awesome 10g speeds.

A bit pricey but works perfectly with my new Dexibell Vivo S1 keyboard.

This keyboard gig bag is a perfect fit for my Dexibell Vivo S1 Digital Piano. The one advertised had wheels on it. Mine when it finally arrived after waiting almost a year, didn't have any wheels. So to me that's false advertisement. I'm just gonna live with it for now. I don't want to return it because I might have to wait even longer.

These things are affordable and sturdy. I now own 3 and will likely get more as the need for it expands. I am mostly using them right now hold up things on Vivo poles which are usually used for monitors. Fit just fine and tight on them.

The watch has similar functionality to my old Garmin vivo active hr, but more than triple the battery life with a nicer screen.

I use the JD-Xi to compose music rather than play live or jam. Although all the demo patches are of the EDM genre, the device is capable of so much more. It is wonderful for generating ideas quickly using the loop sequencer. The JD-Xi is not hard to learn, even though a fair number of functions require some shallow menu-diving (all parameters are immediately below the menu sections). Mercifully, each menu section remembers the last parameter you tweaked and brings it up first, which is a nice touch. Most importantly, there is a stunning variety of current and retro electronic sounds in this box. The drums are samples, but you have so much control over each drum sound when creating a kit that you'll be blown away. The other three parts (it's 4 part multitimbral) are true synthesizer engines, one analog (simple but nice), and two digital (very, very deep). Listen to some of the demos online to see if the sounds are in your wheelhouse. My main complaint is the lack of swing quantization (AKA, shuffle or groove) in the built-in sequencer. Most beats I naturally play have swing to them, and they don't sound right after quantization. There is no option to turn off quantization. My favorite beats so far have been made by setting the steps-per-bar to 12 (triplets). This can give beats a swing-like feel. Of course, if you use an external sequencer (the JD-Xi makes a great 4-part sound module), you can swing all you want. This is my first Roland instrument, and I have to say, I think the JD-Xi is destined to become a classic (like my MicroKorg). If you do your research and like what you see in the demos, I think you'll be very happy with it.

Most everything is perfect. My preferred scanning method (via Adobe Acrobat XI) has not been connecting with the machine. I am thinking of re-installing the Acrobat program, unless Brother has a better idea.

Simple to use, and solved the problem of a VERY dirty CCD in a Rebel Xi. Good results.

Fantastic Blu-ray!