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Double DoctorPublished on 02/25/04 at 07:07 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Price is one of the attractive benefits.
Simple and useful, this type of keyboard can be anywhere without much enmenn difficultbr /> is missing a few knobs even when
UTILIZATION
The keys are a bit small but still partly VLOC matris well but the feeling when you press the keys diffrent is a good MIDI keyboard. (Normal for the price)
OVERALL OPINION
A buy if you are a beginners,
For quelq'un who wants to invest but not too much, try to find a little more volumes MODEL.
But as deuxime keyboard or keypad Senior beginners, that is correct
Simple and useful, this type of keyboard can be anywhere without much enmenn difficultbr /> is missing a few knobs even when
UTILIZATION
The keys are a bit small but still partly VLOC matris well but the feeling when you press the keys diffrent is a good MIDI keyboard. (Normal for the price)
OVERALL OPINION
A buy if you are a beginners,
For quelq'un who wants to invest but not too much, try to find a little more volumes MODEL.
But as deuxime keyboard or keypad Senior beginners, that is correct
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fractalogismPublished on 06/15/05 at 07:17 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Having broken my old keyboard controller, I needed a new one.
I had several requirements: a price of less than € 100, 4 octaves minimum, polyphony and velocity.
A little research on the net, I found this keyboard that matched my expectations.
The connection is very basic: a MIDI (sound card adapter provided), a sustain pedal jack and a power outlet (with external adapter included).
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is far from that proposed by the professional keyboard: the keys are stiff and smaller than normal. But for € 50 a keyboard, do not ask too much ... In any case, to use as I do, it suits me perfectly.
Installation is very simple: you plug, you play. No drivers...…
I had several requirements: a price of less than € 100, 4 octaves minimum, polyphony and velocity.
A little research on the net, I found this keyboard that matched my expectations.
The connection is very basic: a MIDI (sound card adapter provided), a sustain pedal jack and a power outlet (with external adapter included).
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is far from that proposed by the professional keyboard: the keys are stiff and smaller than normal. But for € 50 a keyboard, do not ask too much ... In any case, to use as I do, it suits me perfectly.
Installation is very simple: you plug, you play. No drivers...…
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Having broken my old keyboard controller, I needed a new one.
I had several requirements: a price of less than € 100, 4 octaves minimum, polyphony and velocity.
A little research on the net, I found this keyboard that matched my expectations.
The connection is very basic: a MIDI (sound card adapter provided), a sustain pedal jack and a power outlet (with external adapter included).
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is far from that proposed by the professional keyboard: the keys are stiff and smaller than normal. But for € 50 a keyboard, do not ask too much ... In any case, to use as I do, it suits me perfectly.
Installation is very simple: you plug, you play. No drivers required (except those of your sound card), no need to install anything.
OVERALL OPINION
I use this keyboard for almost six months.
What I like most: its very low price, ease of use, minimum requirements, but sufficient for a beginner, the small size (60cm wide) that can place it anywhere and easy transport .
What I like least: the feel "cheap", the lack of knobs and pitch bend vibrato, the lack of pots.
The value for money is interesting: it is a MIDI keyboard to € 50, though!
A master keyboard ideal for beginners.
I had several requirements: a price of less than € 100, 4 octaves minimum, polyphony and velocity.
A little research on the net, I found this keyboard that matched my expectations.
The connection is very basic: a MIDI (sound card adapter provided), a sustain pedal jack and a power outlet (with external adapter included).
UTILIZATION
The touch keyboard is far from that proposed by the professional keyboard: the keys are stiff and smaller than normal. But for € 50 a keyboard, do not ask too much ... In any case, to use as I do, it suits me perfectly.
Installation is very simple: you plug, you play. No drivers required (except those of your sound card), no need to install anything.
OVERALL OPINION
I use this keyboard for almost six months.
What I like most: its very low price, ease of use, minimum requirements, but sufficient for a beginner, the small size (60cm wide) that can place it anywhere and easy transport .
What I like least: the feel "cheap", the lack of knobs and pitch bend vibrato, the lack of pots.
The value for money is interesting: it is a MIDI keyboard to € 50, though!
A master keyboard ideal for beginners.
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Manu le bleuPublished on 09/11/05 at 09:11 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
MIDI Keyboard 49-note velocity cheap.
Basic: MIDI OUT, Sustain input.
External power supplied.
UTILIZATION
Touch unpleasant: too hard.
Dynamics (Velocity) very rough.
Touches.
OVERALL OPINION
Of course, it is not expensive, but do not expect to really make music with.
Basic: MIDI OUT, Sustain input.
External power supplied.
UTILIZATION
Touch unpleasant: too hard.
Dynamics (Velocity) very rough.
Touches.
OVERALL OPINION
Of course, it is not expensive, but do not expect to really make music with.
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Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: Terratec Producer
- Model: MIDI Smart
- Category: 49-Key MIDI Keyboards
- Added in our database on: 11/06/2002
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