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 Thu 16 Jul 2009, 19:38
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wow - this keyboard controller is exactly what I've been looking for for a while now - a TINY synth-action midi or USB keyboard that doesn't have crappy QWERTY-like keys like the nanoKORG! I'm buying if they are under $100. I always wondered why no one made a simple, tiny USB keyboard that was basically the keyboard from one of those old tiny CASIO sampling keyboards with a USB connection.
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They do make them. I have one. An M-Audio Oxygen-8. Two octaves showing, switchable up and down +/- 4 octaves. Excellent! Tiiny. Portable. Usable for entering midi data, etc. Love it!
Wait a minujte -- who said I wish they made a small USB Midi keyboard controller. How did my reply end up here??   This post has been edited by Jlslezinger: Tue 21 Jul 2009, 09:57 |
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