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Chromatix
Published on 10/02/05 at 14:04
Value For Money :
Excellent
Question CHARACTERISTICS MC-49 and identical to the MC-61 (I bought DPOS sales) with an octave least that's all. It possde everything you would expect from a master keyboard.
UTILIZATION
I had bought to make LIVE But now even be 2 years APRS, it has three buttons that no longer work. Because I guarantee or disassemble and cleaned with alcohol and did not help the sensors are not concerned because I had always DCALL and c'tait same notes that were not working. So I ended up soldering iron and miracle! It even re-worked re-APRS installation. Except that once the problem happens to local silent back on the same notes ... So over 2nd keyboard, but all of fawn to live c'tait bad because to change instrument and use another channel is used to select a button (the one actually) and then r-a note and press the select button which is often limited when moving from one instrument to another Manir fast, I sometimes go over so quickly that the key selection remains Inrush and if in my agreement was the "reset" bein I lost all my channels SETTING THE AMS-64 read my ... As for the MC-61 it has made me rev quickly.
OVERALL OPINION
I think this keyboard is for those beginners who want a master keyboard to compose small pieces and immediately find the MIDI nice without breaking the bank. For other musicians a bit more amateur and beyond will require investment in something more expensive but more robust and better quality because even if it's not 130 trs expensive when should the charges will each year and a half in average returns quickly expensive. I for one not dnigre occasions brand recognized as a master keyboard I use a Roland E-32 cost me 200 and I am happy even if trs is far from being perfect has the MRIT of being robust and enjoyable to play.
UTILIZATION
I had bought to make LIVE But now even be 2 years APRS, it has three buttons that no longer work. Because I guarantee or disassemble and cleaned with alcohol and did not help the sensors are not concerned because I had always DCALL and c'tait same notes that were not working. So I ended up soldering iron and miracle! It even re-worked re-APRS installation. Except that once the problem happens to local silent back on the same notes ... So over 2nd keyboard, but all of fawn to live c'tait bad because to change instrument and use another channel is used to select a button (the one actually) and then r-a note and press the select button which is often limited when moving from one instrument to another Manir fast, I sometimes go over so quickly that the key selection remains Inrush and if in my agreement was the "reset" bein I lost all my channels SETTING THE AMS-64 read my ... As for the MC-61 it has made me rev quickly.
OVERALL OPINION
I think this keyboard is for those beginners who want a master keyboard to compose small pieces and immediately find the MIDI nice without breaking the bank. For other musicians a bit more amateur and beyond will require investment in something more expensive but more robust and better quality because even if it's not 130 trs expensive when should the charges will each year and a half in average returns quickly expensive. I for one not dnigre occasions brand recognized as a master keyboard I use a Roland E-32 cost me 200 and I am happy even if trs is far from being perfect has the MRIT of being robust and enjoyable to play.