Sounsuit.fm Reviews

1. Céline

   | Retail Marketing Manager at Izipizi | almost 4 years ago
   Soundsuit saved us an expensive music branding agency!

   Soundsuit’s smart technology plays the perfect music to match our brand values. No need to hire an expansive music branding agency again to create tailored playlists for our eyewear stores. Soundsuit’s smart technology plays the perfect music to match our customer target groups, mood preferences and brand values.

   🏁 Competitors: Epidemic Sound, Jamendo, PlayNetwork, Pandora-DMX, SiriusXM

   👍 Pros:    Affordable price|Smart technology that create tailored playlists for you, effortlessly
2. Juliane Baumkirchen

   | Store Manager at BoConcept | almost 4 years ago
   Professional but easy

   So far very happy with Soundsuit. The music selection is very refined. The customer service is professional, which is essential to me as a business owner. And I like the app, well designed and really easy to use.

   🏁 Competitors: iTunes, Deezer, SiriusXM, Pandora

   👍 Pros:    Good customer service|Control of mood via one button on mobile app|Easy to use|Legal for businesses
3. Alex

   | Hotel Manager at Design Hotel | almost 4 years ago
   Truly designed for business owners

   We were using a well-known B2C music service for a while without knowing it was not licensed for commercial use. And then we discovered Soundsuit, and started saving tons of time not having to select, schedule nor update our playlists. As i could expect as a business owner, the software will do all this for us! And i can focus on my core business.

   🏁 Competitors: Pandora, Jamendo, SiriusXM, Stingray Music

   👍 Pros:    Legal for commercial use|Easy to use|Smart scheduling|New tracks daily|Music tailored to target audience

   👎 Cons:    Monthly plan much more expensive than yearly plan

Rakarrack Reviews

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• Ede – An Fltk based desktop environment

  Rakarrack has a GUI written in FLTK. It was my earliest adventure with guitar effects and DSP (ca 2008); it ran on a potato laptop and still kept up, which made the whole setup actually viable for spontaneous jam sessions at other people's places. Good times. - Source: Hacker News / 5 months ago

• Guitar on PC with interface :)

  I was messing around with a guitar, a USB interface, and a software called https://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/ (I don't know if it is available on windows) and it was a lot of fun! You could scroll through the presets and make the guitar sound like all kinds of things! Definitely worth tinkering with. Source: about 1 year ago