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JJ_Piano
Published on 12/30/08 at 03:13
Best value:
Excellent
The CME UF70 is a 76-key keyboard (with light touch) , inexpensive for this product line.
It has 9 faders and 8 user-assignable knobs plus buttons for play and record, to control a sequencer.
UTILIZATION
Beware that the touch the keyboard is noisy and has hardly any resistance (equivalent to old keyboards) so it is difficult to play precisely, However this defect can be reduced using selectable dynamic curves.
configuration is fairly simple channel selection noon Controller assignment, but is rather obsessive given the number of fader knobs etc. ...
The manual is clear and fairly precise--moreover it's in French.
OVERALL OPINION
Good value-for-money for use in a home studio but watch out that touch is less resistant than that of prodipe or M-Audio in the same price range.
The widi connection allows connectino the help they had no wires between the computer and it and works well.
this is a good keyboard for home use and non-professional because it seems to me not reliable enough for performance, although the metal shell claims to be the most solid during frequent transport.
It has 9 faders and 8 user-assignable knobs plus buttons for play and record, to control a sequencer.
UTILIZATION
Beware that the touch the keyboard is noisy and has hardly any resistance (equivalent to old keyboards) so it is difficult to play precisely, However this defect can be reduced using selectable dynamic curves.
configuration is fairly simple channel selection noon Controller assignment, but is rather obsessive given the number of fader knobs etc. ...
The manual is clear and fairly precise--moreover it's in French.
OVERALL OPINION
Good value-for-money for use in a home studio but watch out that touch is less resistant than that of prodipe or M-Audio in the same price range.
The widi connection allows connectino the help they had no wires between the computer and it and works well.
this is a good keyboard for home use and non-professional because it seems to me not reliable enough for performance, although the metal shell claims to be the most solid during frequent transport.