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| BIGFISH AUDIO RUSH Collection Mediafire | wavemaster | Midi Files & Samples | 50 | 3 Weeks Ago 08:42 |
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17th November 2008
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M-Audio Keyrig
I'm looking for a simple USB keyboard to use with my vst and discovered theM-Audio Keyrig 49
And I was wondering what you guy's think of it and if it's a decent keyboard to just play in some notes here's the link http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/KeyRig49.html grtz & thnx |
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30th November 2008
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hi
to me look good. nice and simple. as you said to put some notes in is more than enough. It seem it doesn support vista, or does it? oweral, recommend |
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1st December 2008
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apparently not… But I use a mac so it shouldn't be problem grtz |
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5th January 2009
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Should be fine if all you want is something to lay down notes. Plus its got the added bonus of having a couple of asignable mod wheels too. Only thing to consider is the lack of any assignable knobs or sliders which can come in handy for controlling parameters on your synths etc..
Anything will do for playing notes through your VSTs though so long as its got midi. I just bought a second hand 80's Amstrad keyboard with MIDI out for the same purpose, its super retro lol. |
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