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Published on 05/19/13 at 08:52Numeric keypad. 3 octaves and touches. In short, a child's toy.
99 sounds already programmed non-editable.
No effects.
No audio output (a small built-in speaker), but Headphones output.
5 pads (kick, snare, Hit-Hat, Tom, Ride).
A small sequencer with certain patterns (rock, pop, samba etc etc ....). One can only adjust the tempo.
UTILIZATION
No editing sounds.
I do not remember the manual.
Configuration for children, so super simple and effective.
OVERALL OPINION
I have since I was a kid.
I had never bought a keyboard before it in 1987.
This is a funny little thing, but that does not justify a purchase at this time today. That said, certain sounds are interesting, but totally unusable in a mix.
99 sounds already programmed non-editable.
No effects.
No audio output (a small built-in speaker), but Headphones output.
5 pads (kick, snare, Hit-Hat, Tom, Ride).
A small sequencer with certain patterns (rock, pop, samba etc etc ....). One can only adjust the tempo.
UTILIZATION
No editing sounds.
I do not remember the manual.
Configuration for children, so super simple and effective.
OVERALL OPINION
I have since I was a kid.
I had never bought a keyboard before it in 1987.
This is a funny little thing, but that does not justify a purchase at this time today. That said, certain sounds are interesting, but totally unusable in a mix.