All user reviews for the Alesis Q49

I wanted a not very expensive keyboard 49 keys for a master midi keyboard on cubase 5 special nylon e control my vst usb all in with his mcarte UA 25 EX roland

UTILIZATION

The touch keyboard is it enjoyable: not at all responds very poorly gadget

Is it your use? means I do a lot of web and Arpegiator with high tempis and it responds very well with a latency of 5 to 7 sec.

The manual is clear and sufficient? you branch and that's all plug and play ets in win July 64 cubase 5

The general configuration is it simple? yes very simple: pitch wheel, modulation, volume button, octave and possibility to send banks on the parties indicated keyboards "and modulate velocity and after touch on certianbs vst

OVERALL OPINION

How long have you use it? 1 year

Have you tried many other models before buying it? yes oxygen 49 Keystation 32.49

least: hit gadget, aftertouch disastrous quality usb connector medicore he game after 1 year and disconnects cubase is really unbearable, my keys F and G do not work, not at all reliable keyboard, delicate keyboard

overpriced given the quality I returned to M-Audio Oxygen ets even if not the same price u will be less Quaite

A 49-key modulation wheel and pitch wheel button down and two octaves up to twelve o'clock and select a button and a potentiometer for the right entry level taking twelve one jack 6.35 a jack sustain a alliment 9v ac but no need since it is the usb alliment

UTILIZATION

super easy to use wizard will not need any man is directly roconnu the pc has the right sensibilitée velocytée

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year is my first master keyboard but I would have a reselect qx49 I would take the version that is more complete if not good keyboard and not too expensive

connections: between supply (transformer not supplied, powered via USB)
USB connection
MIDI
entrepdale support (not included)

CHARACTERISTICS panel suprieur:

49 key keyboard
modulation wheel speed reading
modulation wheel
potentiomtre of the give
option key MIDI / SELECT
key octave up / down

UTILIZATION

the key is plutt enjoyable,
has a rponse VLOC you type plutt correct,
well as key semi heavy t would prfrable.
(For the price we're not going to start complaining that eh)

the configuration is simple plutt,
USB keyboard and IMMEDIATE recognized by xp
as for 7 (for the test on these two)
I use it with Acid Pro 6, and I do not remember
have had no particular problem with this keyboard.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it around me for 2
and my overall opinion plutt good, although I think
acqurir frankly has a MIDI keyboard
a touch heavy and semi heavy.
Report qualitprix trs attractive

Being honest, I bought this midi keyboard as a cheap replacement and a temporary (at the time) measure. There is a decent pitch wheel and a modulation wheel on it which serve basic needs brilliantly and effectively. The interface of the keyboard is very easy to use and would be great for anybody just starting up in music production. It connects VIA USB into a computer and is plug in play with no drivers needed to use. It comes with a free Ableton LITE disk whch is very handy for the starter. There are no pedals or any real extras that come with the keyboard, it is a pure midi keyboard as they come.

UTILIZATION

The set up is as simple as it could possibly be. Literally plug in and play after setting it up in your DAW of choice. When I bought it I first installed Ableton Lite as I wanted a change from FL studio for a while. As stated earlier, this is great for the starter as they don't need to do much research to get straight into production. There are no patches with the keyboard as it is simply just a midi controller. There are octave buttons if you require to go over the 49 keys that are there which are easily reachable from lower octaves.

OVERALL OPINION

I like how it is cheap and readily available for the entry user. I would reccomend this keyboard to anybody who is looking to start out in music and wants a quick introduction to production. I have had many other keyboards in the past "superior" to this one but I am not even bothering to re upgrade as the Q49 does exactly what it is meant to do. Knowing what I would know now, I would have originally got this "cheap" keyboard instead of splashing out on more expensive models that only went on to break!