49-Key MIDI Keyboards user reviews

It has everything you need to make music of your choice. with just enough keys to fit your in house studio needs UTILIZATION It is easy to plug in and use to any computer so you can start making mu…

Nice that you can save your settings in the form of a midi file. This is cool because you can load your settings for whichever software package you are currently using. Price paid $230 UTILIZATION…

Feature complete for a MIDI keyboard. The only minor thing I wish it had was dedicated buttons for playback and transport. Price paid $200 UTILIZATION Once it's configured, it's a snap to use. Th…

The features are excellent for a controller in it's price range. 49 keys and octave preset buttons, letting you go -3 octaves or +3 octaves. The perfect solution versus buying a board with more keys,…

Its not supposed to have knobs and sliders so there isnt anything missing. it allows you to change octaves for those who are worried that the keys may not be enough, so you can play higher or lower. …

At the time of purchase (mabey 2 years ago?) this thing had some of the best features available... compared to today's standards though, it's lacking in a few areas, but still the basic bread and but…

Decent amount of features here. If your keys happen to stick you can hit the reset button. The keys are not waited and feel very cheap and plasticlike. Which may require some getting used to. I hones…

Although the 49e keeps it basic, what it lacks in knobs it makes up for in what's important. You have the ability to switch between higher and lower octives, and a pitch bend/mod wheel lets you give …

Features are OK, not enough knobs in my opinion, pitch wheel, mod wheel, octave up and down, thats it pretty much. UTILIZATION I had to download a new driver for mine when I got it, other than that…

Parttern control and saver don´t play by it self Price paid 245 eu UTILIZATION Yes it´s easy to use but many limitations i don´t use mutch.....i´m still learning how to pruduce a good psy-trance…

Has a volume controller PITCH SHIFTER and modulation for the price its great. Price paid £69 UTILIZATION Its easy to use no problems altough im not sure how to set up the volume or modolation whe…

The Korg Kontrol49 comes with lots of features. I haven't figured them all out yet. But the ones I have used are neat. The Korg comes with eight sliders and eight encoders plus one master encoder, wh…

Only complaint was maybe coulda used a few more knobs, pardon me I'm a tweaker freak...hehe. Also would have liked velocity sensitivity... but you know the saying, don't look a gift horse in the mout…

The only thing i would add to this keyboard is better documentation (it really does suck as far as usefulness) i might be particular and add some weighted keys but that would raise the price substant…

Nothing i havent noticed really $50.00 USD UTILIZATION None at all just plug the damn thing in It looks pretty durable just treat it right and it'll love you back OVERALL OPINION My favorite pa…

It has everything u need to make good music as far as keys tho. The only thing lacking on it is the keys they are very playskool but workable I actually have grown accustomed to them after having the…

Nothing is missing if you take into account that the 49e is supposed to be a 49 key midi keyboard. Price paid: $99.99 UTILIZATION No drivers were needed. I don't need a power chord. Just plug it i…

Nothing is missing, for most purposes. That's the thing about this unit, it has has almost everything you could possibly need, short of 88 weighted keys or built-in sounds. The librarian software is …

Everything works fine. Price paid: 180 euros UTILIZATION Plug-n-play. OVERALL OPINION Great I love it cause it does what it has to do, easy to use. Perfect! Originally posted on FutureProducer…

Has everything you need for a midi keyboard. Knobs, buttons and sliders work great with Reason! Price paid: £110 UTILIZATION Has many functions but i have to admit i use few. Maybe because i don't…

I bought this a while ago because I wanted a MIDI controller that I could use for my shows and also in my studio setup at home. I now have others but this baby was one of my first controllers. It w…

I got this controller because I wanted a second MIDI input device that would have a few other bells and whistles. You can connect with USB since it has a built in interface. You can also go the tra…

I got this because I wanted a little MIDI controller and keyboard for my home studio. I wanted one that played fairly well as far as keys go, and that had some of the neat features like MIDI knobs …

I have been using this MIDI controller for about 3 months. It seems to be meant to be a compact, simple and easy to use MIDI controller that you can keep on your DAW desk for easy access. To that e…

- What technical features/characteristics motivated your choice? I had previously owned the O2, also from M-Audio, and so what i really wanted here was a keyboard that worked...with no latency...with…