Wind Of Change Guitar Instrumental Tab

I bought this mainly because I play guitar and wanted to be able to have my entire music library - guitar tab - on the tablet. I originally had the 11 inch version, but it was just too small for this purpose. It is noticeably heavy. So it feels just below a Mac Book Air. If you want to add a keyboard, you might as well get the Mac Book. The Mac Book has additional app support so you really have to understand why you want to use this for.

I love it. It was fantastic with my old ipad. But now I'll change to a samsung tab.Will you make a samsung line?

It does what it is suppose to and does it perfectly. Allows Quick change of equipment. My one did not come with the spring loaded tab for video cameras, but it works perfectly without it.

If you don't have a dedicated audio person, 32 bit's awesome. Set your levels to anywhere near the correct ballpark and then it's one less thing to worry about during the recording. The F3's a well designed and solid feeling piece of gear. All of the controls are recessed a little, so they're less likely to get accidentally pressed/bumped/scraped. Locking XLR connectors. Easy to use interface/controls/settings. Decent mounting options (between the belt loops and 1/4 thread on the bottom). Very happy with it. My only minor gripes are that you can't change your recording levels after you've started recording, but with 32 bit, it has such range that I really can't imagine ever needing to change them. Also there was a little plastic pull tab/sticker on the screen (as if to help remove a plastic film cover over the screen). But there was no plastic film cover on my screen, so when I removed that little pull tab/sticker, I was left with sticky goo on the screen :(

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

As a guitar streamer I've been looking for something like this for a while now. I can now change scenes, change the zoom on my Facecam, toggle sources (and a lot more) with a tap of my foot instead of having to stop playing the song, so I can press the button on my Stream Deck. If you already have a Stream Deck, you can literally copy-paste your action to the pedal interface and the setup (from plugging it in, to actually being able to use the pedal) takes 10 seconds. The pedal itself has a decent weight to it so it doesn't slide all over my floor and the quality of the casing gives me confidence that I'll be able to use it with shoes if I ever do outdoor streams again. All in all, it delivers exactly what it promises.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

I am doing this for the 8" tab. I am still waiting on the PC to use all the things I did get.

Sonos tab

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.