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Magix FingersSimple, effective and cheap
Published on 07/07/13 at 14:14 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Very simple to plug in play and therefore recognized immediately playable on
UTILIZATION
I personally am not a pianist or arranger but for me it is the perfect companion for my songs and especially the missing complement to my little recording studio
OVERALL OPINION
Overall very good for what I did and especially to my expectations without headaches on a branch on the attribute and plays
Robust and reliable quality plastic with proper gameplay
But I remember this is only my small and humble opinion
Musically
UTILIZATION
I personally am not a pianist or arranger but for me it is the perfect companion for my songs and especially the missing complement to my little recording studio
OVERALL OPINION
Overall very good for what I did and especially to my expectations without headaches on a branch on the attribute and plays
Robust and reliable quality plastic with proper gameplay
But I remember this is only my small and humble opinion
Musically
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IdroxideSatisfactory for my use
Published on 04/23/13 at 06:22 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I needed a small keyboard for Ableton, I did not mean too, I then turned to this model.
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is correct, I do not really have any experience other keyboards! It is perfect for the use I made is to MIDI notes, and various pots to control my tracks. No need to read the manual for what I did: D
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for about 5 months and I am satisfied.
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is correct, I do not really have any experience other keyboards! It is perfect for the use I made is to MIDI notes, and various pots to control my tracks. No need to read the manual for what I did: D
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for about 5 months and I am satisfied.
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2h2oNot convinced
Published on 11/12/12 at 15:50 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I wanted a small keyboard master afternoon and this was the only one available at the vendor area.
Purchased in late 2011 for € 140
Keyboard 49 keys, 4 pads, faders, knobs, transport buttons (Rec, Play ect).
Powered by USB or transformer (not included) Grrrr
Midi out through USB or Midi, added possibility of a pedal.
UTILIZATION
Top quality not the plasticky moves when tapping the pads, the control keys are too hard and not easy to trigger. Faders are ridiculous.
Alesis offers on its website a map control only for Ableton and Cubase.
Mine was just a year and three springs squeak 3 keys already.
The advanced features are not clear on this small screen is annoying.
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Purchased in late 2011 for € 140
Keyboard 49 keys, 4 pads, faders, knobs, transport buttons (Rec, Play ect).
Powered by USB or transformer (not included) Grrrr
Midi out through USB or Midi, added possibility of a pedal.
UTILIZATION
Top quality not the plasticky moves when tapping the pads, the control keys are too hard and not easy to trigger. Faders are ridiculous.
Alesis offers on its website a map control only for Ableton and Cubase.
Mine was just a year and three springs squeak 3 keys already.
The advanced features are not clear on this small screen is annoying.
...…
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I wanted a small keyboard master afternoon and this was the only one available at the vendor area.
Purchased in late 2011 for € 140
Keyboard 49 keys, 4 pads, faders, knobs, transport buttons (Rec, Play ect).
Powered by USB or transformer (not included) Grrrr
Midi out through USB or Midi, added possibility of a pedal.
UTILIZATION
Top quality not the plasticky moves when tapping the pads, the control keys are too hard and not easy to trigger. Faders are ridiculous.
Alesis offers on its website a map control only for Ableton and Cubase.
Mine was just a year and three springs squeak 3 keys already.
The advanced features are not clear on this small screen is annoying.
OVERALL OPINION
Epilogue I'm not, I'm disappointed, I would have preferred less frills and better quality.
I will not make that choice, I find the prices very expensive for what it is.
Purchased in late 2011 for € 140
Keyboard 49 keys, 4 pads, faders, knobs, transport buttons (Rec, Play ect).
Powered by USB or transformer (not included) Grrrr
Midi out through USB or Midi, added possibility of a pedal.
UTILIZATION
Top quality not the plasticky moves when tapping the pads, the control keys are too hard and not easy to trigger. Faders are ridiculous.
Alesis offers on its website a map control only for Ableton and Cubase.
Mine was just a year and three springs squeak 3 keys already.
The advanced features are not clear on this small screen is annoying.
OVERALL OPINION
Epilogue I'm not, I'm disappointed, I would have preferred less frills and better quality.
I will not make that choice, I find the prices very expensive for what it is.
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- Manufacturer: Alesis
- Model: QX49
- Category: 49-Key MIDI Keyboards
- Added in our database on: 01/13/2011
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