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M-Audio Oxygen 88

88-Key MIDI Keyboard from M-Audio belonging to the Oxygen series

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Very good touch piano

M-Audio Oxygen 88Published on 11/06/13 at 07:05
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
At connection level we will find the key needed;
a USB slot that can power the keyboard and send midi messages.
2 locations pedal sustains
1 location expression pedal
1 out twelve o'clock
1 external power input, and as always we regret that it is not equipped with, it is not the price that it costs ...
At the command level we are still quite full;
8 rotary knobs where indicated original midi channels (C10 to C17) + 9 pleasant to use faders (same channels C1 to C9) below with 9 buttons that allow you to switch channels 1-9 to channels 18-26.
Commands are added to this for a loop sequencer, play, record ....
In addition you can order four different areas on your keyboard with...…
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At connection level we will find the key needed;
a USB slot that can power the keyboard and send midi messages.
2 locations pedal sustains
1 location expression pedal
1 out twelve o'clock
1 external power input, and as always we regret that it is not equipped with, it is not the price that it costs ...
At the command level we are still quite full;
8 rotary knobs where indicated original midi channels (C10 to C17) + 9 pleasant to use faders (same channels C1 to C9) below with 9 buttons that allow you to switch channels 1-9 to channels 18-26.
Commands are added to this for a loop sequencer, play, record ....
In addition you can order four different areas on your keyboard with four other buttons.
More transposes the tracks, mute, advanced functions .... fairly complete so.
But to make things worse you can control the velocity and other functions with the keyboard, right there you have to use the manual control.

UTILIZATION

The touch is excellent, of course it is not on a real piano key plastic will not give the same feel as wood and ivory, but the hammer mechanics does his job, and reminds you that piano and a synth that is not at all the same thing.
In addition to a range of prices below € 400 should not get the moon.
The manual is to get on the site, with the latest driver, just to be really up to date. You'll find more programs tailored to Cubase, Garage Band, Pro Tools and Reason.
No damage Fruity Loops (FL Studio forgiveness) and Cakewalk Sonar.
I plug it into Kontakt with Synthogy Ivory Grand Piano, and then I feel like a real Steinway ......

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for more than 6 months in a double with the Roland A-500 Pro and is only happiness.
It's true he does his weight 21 kg, but it is the price to pay for a mechanical hammer.
The buttons respond well, the knobs have a solid air, I do not regret my choice.
It is true that there have been some improvements since the first models to see other comments.
Very good value for money.
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sanofriedsanofried

Very satisfied!

M-Audio Oxygen 88Published on 10/17/12 at 12:15
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
I turned to the master keyboard as with classical piano training, I wanted to get a touch that is closest to a real piano. In addition, a 88 keys allows me to be more creative in my songs.

UTILIZATION

Touch is really nice, it suits me perfectly! The configuration is very simple, you plug in USB and it works! The controls are fairly simple, the knobs are screwed, easily configurable with my daw.
I really did not need a manual, but you can find it easily on the m-audio site.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 1 month and I am fully satisfied! I tried the Keystation 61ES, but nothing to do, Oxygen 88 is much better at all levels!
I like his sober appearance, it has become essential in...…
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I turned to the master keyboard as with classical piano training, I wanted to get a touch that is closest to a real piano. In addition, a 88 keys allows me to be more creative in my songs.

UTILIZATION

Touch is really nice, it suits me perfectly! The configuration is very simple, you plug in USB and it works! The controls are fairly simple, the knobs are screwed, easily configurable with my daw.
I really did not need a manual, but you can find it easily on the m-audio site.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 1 month and I am fully satisfied! I tried the Keystation 61ES, but nothing to do, Oxygen 88 is much better at all levels!
I like his sober appearance, it has become essential in my home studio.

FYI I bought in Belgium and I saved 30% with free delivery too! So if you are tempted to go for a walk there or on Belgian sites and you'll save ...

Yes I will do the same choice without hesitation.
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  • Manufacturer: M-Audio
  • Model: Oxygen 88
  • Series: Oxygen
  • Category: 88-Key MIDI Keyboards
  • Added in our database on: 09/17/2010

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