 Midi Keyboards, Does USB like them? |
 Thu 10 Oct 2002, 03:33
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Are there any good midi keyboards [in the lower price ranges] with usb ports? The few keyboards I've found with usb midi support are all real synths, with all too real price tags...
Any particular you would care to recommend? -------------------- Ionas - iMac, Behringer Eurorack and an old, worn guitar...
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Thu 10 Oct 2002, 11:11
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Do you mean keyboards that have spare USB ports onboard? Or just keyboards that connect to your Mac via USB? If it's the latter, M-Audio do several, as do Edirol/Roland and Evolution. In fact, Evolution have just released a new range with controller knobs on - the 361C has 61 keys, 16 controllers and costs around £130, for instance. Sorry if this wasn't what you wanted.
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Ionas Midi Keyboards Thu 10 Oct 2002, 03:33
Synthetic you can go to MusiciansFriend.com... and if you lo... Thu 10 Oct 2002, 14:55 BusError I have an mk-225C, 25 keys with 8 knobs, keypad et... Thu 10 Oct 2002, 19:51 Synthetik there are quite a few midi keyboards with usb. It ... Fri 11 Oct 2002, 10:29 Ionas Yum. Advice aplenty, and I thank you all for it. T... Sat 12 Oct 2002, 02:12
Beeforama I have the Roland PC 300...sweet little keyboard a... Mon 10 Feb 2003, 15:09 |
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