FredT
Note : 8 sur 10
Published on 05/24/01 at 08:31
49-key synth-style dynamics.
Knobs pitch bend and modulation.
Sustain pedal optional.
One MIDI output.
UTILIZATION
Touch is relatively comfortable, at least true to what we expect from a keyboard "synth".
The configuration is very simple. Each function has a corresponding button (reverb, chorus, volume, velocity, transpose, program change ...).
Once the function selected, a slider allows full control of the parameter.
The manual is "spartan" but adequate given the ease of programming.
OVERALL OPINION
MidiPro This is a good keyboard to begin Music. (I use it since I started ...).
Immediate access to key MIDI settings allows beginners to quickly master the device without losing several nights to understand the operation. I have since bought a Roland A-33 is a different kettle of fish!
The only regret is that he has only 49 keys! (Luckily you can easily transpose + / - 3 octaves).
In my case, keyboard master Ideally a mix between the A-33 (for the keyboard / touch) and MidiPro (for direct access to functions).
Knobs pitch bend and modulation.
Sustain pedal optional.
One MIDI output.
UTILIZATION
Touch is relatively comfortable, at least true to what we expect from a keyboard "synth".
The configuration is very simple. Each function has a corresponding button (reverb, chorus, volume, velocity, transpose, program change ...).
Once the function selected, a slider allows full control of the parameter.
The manual is "spartan" but adequate given the ease of programming.
OVERALL OPINION
MidiPro This is a good keyboard to begin Music. (I use it since I started ...).
Immediate access to key MIDI settings allows beginners to quickly master the device without losing several nights to understand the operation. I have since bought a Roland A-33 is a different kettle of fish!
The only regret is that he has only 49 keys! (Luckily you can easily transpose + / - 3 octaves).
In my case, keyboard master Ideally a mix between the A-33 (for the keyboard / touch) and MidiPro (for direct access to functions).