This month’s Tape Op magazine has a good review of the Ohm64 by Josh Boughey, who also happens to be the creator of the Stribe. If you don’t subscribe to Tape Op you should, it’s a great magazine and totally free.
Read the full review here.
“In use, the Block is easy to get to grips with and its sturdiness reassuring. It’s very fun and quick to assign the parameters to Live using Ableton’s MIDI learn feature, leaving you free to get creative rather than feel bogged down with tech jargon and a hefty manual”
Music Radar gives it 4 out of 5 stars. “The Block is a well-built, mini alternative to the more mainstream matrix-style controllers.”
Mixdown Magazine in Australia recently reviewed the Ohm64 and we are delighted to share it with you here. If you are located in Australia check out our good friends at Kosmic Sounds who stock our controllers. Here is an excerpt.
“I have to say, I do see a lot of new gear turning up all the time, and I am often impressed with quite a bit of it, but it is rare for me to open the packaging of a new piece of kit and literally be jumping with excitement. This does happen though, and did when I got my hands on Livid Instruments OHM64 MIDI controller. Now, there are loads of MIDI controllers on the market, especially now with programs such as Ableton Live having electronic musicians craving more hands on control, but none that I have gotten my hands onto quite offered the flexibility of the OHM64. And none look anywhere near as good either.”
The full review can be read here Mixdown Full Review
Mike Chenetz, editor of Max4Live.info who recently did a very thorough review of the Ohm64 has been making some great Max for Live tutorials and videos. His latest gives us a Max for Live tutorial using the clip grid on the Ohm64.
For more info visit the max4live post here http://bit.ly/3LqX3y
