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NutSo BadReally good!
Published on 08/23/14 at 16:51 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I turned toward the A-500PRO (updated v1.15) because I have to use the sequence APRIS Sonar since version 6.0 on windows and that the program is signed CAKEWALK of Roland as the A-PRO and then I am very pleased that Roland is a brand with nothing to prove. I also have a Roland MC-303, Roland TR-626 and an Edirol R09HR I do not have any complaints, followed by the update is at the top, nothing to say.
I also use it with Reason 7.1.1 as well as VST plugins in stand-alone.
I plugged the midi output of my mpc 2500 to the input of my A-500PRO which also has a sustain pedal and everything works perfectly.
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is nice for me, although I do not have either...…
I also use it with Reason 7.1.1 as well as VST plugins in stand-alone.
I plugged the midi output of my mpc 2500 to the input of my A-500PRO which also has a sustain pedal and everything works perfectly.
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is nice for me, although I do not have either...…
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I turned toward the A-500PRO (updated v1.15) because I have to use the sequence APRIS Sonar since version 6.0 on windows and that the program is signed CAKEWALK of Roland as the A-PRO and then I am very pleased that Roland is a brand with nothing to prove. I also have a Roland MC-303, Roland TR-626 and an Edirol R09HR I do not have any complaints, followed by the update is at the top, nothing to say.
I also use it with Reason 7.1.1 as well as VST plugins in stand-alone.
I plugged the midi output of my mpc 2500 to the input of my A-500PRO which also has a sustain pedal and everything works perfectly.
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is nice for me, although I do not have either hit a lot of keyboard and I am not a great keyboard player, I use it to compose beat and I'm not ready to sell it. Everything is configurable above, you really can do anything you want with.
The manual is very clear.
The setup is not difficult and can be easily edited with the small screen of the controller and through the A-PRO EDITOR program.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 3 years without any problems, except when I was on Sonar 8.0, at the time there was still no compatibility. But since I switched to Sonar X2a, everything works perfectly!
I started with a Miditech Midistart 2 keyboard Then I had a Behringer UMA25S and then before buying the A-PRO I tried the Akai MPK49 which was great but also more expensive, as well as full other keyboard.
What I like is that everything is over and easy to use, I do not see what we could add him apart from moving the screen in the middle and pads all right.
We pay for Roland quality with low price.
With experience, yes I do it again this choice!
I also use it with Reason 7.1.1 as well as VST plugins in stand-alone.
I plugged the midi output of my mpc 2500 to the input of my A-500PRO which also has a sustain pedal and everything works perfectly.
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is nice for me, although I do not have either hit a lot of keyboard and I am not a great keyboard player, I use it to compose beat and I'm not ready to sell it. Everything is configurable above, you really can do anything you want with.
The manual is very clear.
The setup is not difficult and can be easily edited with the small screen of the controller and through the A-PRO EDITOR program.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 3 years without any problems, except when I was on Sonar 8.0, at the time there was still no compatibility. But since I switched to Sonar X2a, everything works perfectly!
I started with a Miditech Midistart 2 keyboard Then I had a Behringer UMA25S and then before buying the A-PRO I tried the Akai MPK49 which was great but also more expensive, as well as full other keyboard.
What I like is that everything is over and easy to use, I do not see what we could add him apart from moving the screen in the middle and pads all right.
We pay for Roland quality with low price.
With experience, yes I do it again this choice!
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Published on 04/25/13 at 13:26 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I just Sonar so I stay consistent in saying that I am less likely to crash compatibility issue but maybe I misses best stuff.
UTILIZATION
yes
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6 months this is my first and so far so good. I just wish the classic design. + Fancy stuff that flash would have appealed to me more.
UTILIZATION
yes
OVERALL OPINION
6 months this is my first and so far so good. I just wish the classic design. + Fancy stuff that flash would have appealed to me more.
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sjlgood keyboard, very very light ...
Published on 04/05/13 at 23:53 (This content has been automatically translated from French)see website builder.
UTILIZATION
Correct.
OVERALL OPINION
I will not go into the details of a viewpoint noon because the competition is doing as well and found the "subsistence" at this price.
I will rather focus on the quality of the keyboard is very light stroke but pleasant and highly configurable (the manual, if you need it, is quite successful).
Dynamics is quite well respected (this is obviously not a piano keyboard) and the keys respond well.
However, if you want to use aftertouch (monophonic must say), it is not what it does best, because you have to press as a "nag", which I grant you is not very "musical", I mean that in terms of expression, aftertouch on the...…
UTILIZATION
Correct.
OVERALL OPINION
I will not go into the details of a viewpoint noon because the competition is doing as well and found the "subsistence" at this price.
I will rather focus on the quality of the keyboard is very light stroke but pleasant and highly configurable (the manual, if you need it, is quite successful).
Dynamics is quite well respected (this is obviously not a piano keyboard) and the keys respond well.
However, if you want to use aftertouch (monophonic must say), it is not what it does best, because you have to press as a "nag", which I grant you is not very "musical", I mean that in terms of expression, aftertouch on the...…
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see website builder.
UTILIZATION
Correct.
OVERALL OPINION
I will not go into the details of a viewpoint noon because the competition is doing as well and found the "subsistence" at this price.
I will rather focus on the quality of the keyboard is very light stroke but pleasant and highly configurable (the manual, if you need it, is quite successful).
Dynamics is quite well respected (this is obviously not a piano keyboard) and the keys respond well.
However, if you want to use aftertouch (monophonic must say), it is not what it does best, because you have to press as a "nag", which I grant you is not very "musical", I mean that in terms of expression, aftertouch on the keyboard a little fishing.
Overall, despite its very light weight (I repeat myself) it seems reliable construction and I find that its price remains above the competition.
Is it justified or not, I do not think so.
UTILIZATION
Correct.
OVERALL OPINION
I will not go into the details of a viewpoint noon because the competition is doing as well and found the "subsistence" at this price.
I will rather focus on the quality of the keyboard is very light stroke but pleasant and highly configurable (the manual, if you need it, is quite successful).
Dynamics is quite well respected (this is obviously not a piano keyboard) and the keys respond well.
However, if you want to use aftertouch (monophonic must say), it is not what it does best, because you have to press as a "nag", which I grant you is not very "musical", I mean that in terms of expression, aftertouch on the keyboard a little fishing.
Overall, despite its very light weight (I repeat myself) it seems reliable construction and I find that its price remains above the competition.
Is it justified or not, I do not think so.
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stamkorgWell
Published on 04/06/13 at 01:21 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Well
UTILIZATION
Well
OVERALL OPINION
In two words, for a midi keyboard 49 keys, for me this is the choice that came naturally:
- Fair price for the product is there are probably better but more expensive ...
- Touch: Very good for the price, it's a bit above my Korg PA800.
- Features: everything you need
- The programming software, mapping, has no problem with me, we assign knobs, faders, you save loads the presets in Pro A500-and VST-i meet ...
- On the negative side: small screen, but hey you live with ... and no transformer comes with, but it's the same in the competition.
A repeat in this price range, I would take the Roland A-500 Pro, without hesitation …
UTILIZATION
Well
OVERALL OPINION
In two words, for a midi keyboard 49 keys, for me this is the choice that came naturally:
- Fair price for the product is there are probably better but more expensive ...
- Touch: Very good for the price, it's a bit above my Korg PA800.
- Features: everything you need
- The programming software, mapping, has no problem with me, we assign knobs, faders, you save loads the presets in Pro A500-and VST-i meet ...
- On the negative side: small screen, but hey you live with ... and no transformer comes with, but it's the same in the competition.
A repeat in this price range, I would take the Roland A-500 Pro, without hesitation …
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Well
UTILIZATION
Well
OVERALL OPINION
In two words, for a midi keyboard 49 keys, for me this is the choice that came naturally:
- Fair price for the product is there are probably better but more expensive ...
- Touch: Very good for the price, it's a bit above my Korg PA800.
- Features: everything you need
- The programming software, mapping, has no problem with me, we assign knobs, faders, you save loads the presets in Pro A500-and VST-i meet ...
- On the negative side: small screen, but hey you live with ... and no transformer comes with, but it's the same in the competition.
A repeat in this price range, I would take the Roland A-500 Pro, without hesitation
UTILIZATION
Well
OVERALL OPINION
In two words, for a midi keyboard 49 keys, for me this is the choice that came naturally:
- Fair price for the product is there are probably better but more expensive ...
- Touch: Very good for the price, it's a bit above my Korg PA800.
- Features: everything you need
- The programming software, mapping, has no problem with me, we assign knobs, faders, you save loads the presets in Pro A500-and VST-i meet ...
- On the negative side: small screen, but hey you live with ... and no transformer comes with, but it's the same in the competition.
A repeat in this price range, I would take the Roland A-500 Pro, without hesitation
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Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: Cakewalk
- Model: A-500PRO
- Category: 49-Key MIDI Keyboards
- Added in our database on: 06/23/2010
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