neo.azzoui
Note : 8 sur 10
Published on 10/28/07 at 05:01
I had a 49-key master keyboard with aftertouch and some controllers.
for features and see the rest of the test Edirol PCR-800 (the same but with 61 keys)
UTILIZATION
The feel is right for me I was not looking a touch heavy.
The general config for installation in itself there's no problem.
Otherwise I hassle to assign my controllers ... Apparently it comes from my plugs that do not change the control input ... even when the balls (well it can come too)
Selection of controls and maps midi channel knob is the "value" and the 4 buttons next.
Manual level is quite clear enough, but pa for a beginner, you need a minimum of knowledge in midi otherwise we galley (like me).
OVERALL OPINION
I bought it yesterday.
I would like to correct an error already present in the test of the Edirol PCR-800: The pads are velocity sensitive!
Indeed it is therefore the first master keyboard I have.
Quality / price ratio rather interresting € 279 in stores.
With the experience I um not too much experience so I would edit it all in a while.
for features and see the rest of the test Edirol PCR-800 (the same but with 61 keys)
UTILIZATION
The feel is right for me I was not looking a touch heavy.
The general config for installation in itself there's no problem.
Otherwise I hassle to assign my controllers ... Apparently it comes from my plugs that do not change the control input ... even when the balls (well it can come too)
Selection of controls and maps midi channel knob is the "value" and the 4 buttons next.
Manual level is quite clear enough, but pa for a beginner, you need a minimum of knowledge in midi otherwise we galley (like me).
OVERALL OPINION
I bought it yesterday.
I would like to correct an error already present in the test of the Edirol PCR-800: The pads are velocity sensitive!
Indeed it is therefore the first master keyboard I have.
Quality / price ratio rather interresting € 279 in stores.
With the experience I um not too much experience so I would edit it all in a while.