stealers !
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23fx23
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yup!, they could have at least change design a bit... reminds me behringer copies of mackie monitor, but that was to give the custommer much lower price, I im not sure here they could beat korg on that one, amazing indeed..
edit: hadn't seen there were the 3, pad, key and contol, with same name and typo/ graphical charte, must be kind of partnership in fact...
edit: hadn't seen there were the 3, pad, key and contol, with same name and typo/ graphical charte, must be kind of partnership in fact...
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okay, but that inspire keyboard is the first EVER to put the sliders on the left where they belong.
they've got a pretty large product line, and that's the only thing they didn't seem to have any unique ideas for.
except making it in colors.....
well, that's the way competition works these days, I guess. Budweiser or Coors?? doesn't make much difference.....
But where did you see this?? I couldn't find any reference to it on google at all!
they've got a pretty large product line, and that's the only thing they didn't seem to have any unique ideas for.
except making it in colors.....
well, that's the way competition works these days, I guess. Budweiser or Coors?? doesn't make much difference.....
But where did you see this?? I couldn't find any reference to it on google at all!
Custom Ryzen 5900x MATX build, Win10, Fireface UFX, touchscreen
Custom 2 manual midi keyboard
Usine, Kontakt, Reaktor, Synthmaster, Byome, Arturia, Soundtoys, Unify
Custom 2 manual midi keyboard
Usine, Kontakt, Reaktor, Synthmaster, Byome, Arturia, Soundtoys, Unify
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was on a french forum about nano series..
but yes , that 's very strange cause no ideas / links where to buy
it's seems that they appear at Winter NAMM 2008 ..?
here a link where they sell icon products but not the nano:
http://208.109.135.10/gears.php?act=view&id=2741
but yes , that 's very strange cause no ideas / links where to buy
it's seems that they appear at Winter NAMM 2008 ..?
here a link where they sell icon products but not the nano:
http://208.109.135.10/gears.php?act=view&id=2741
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here :
http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2009/07 ... -tiny.html
they say : " The LPD8 has eight blue light-up pads that are velocity sensitive for programming rhythmic or melodic parts"
and better pictures too...
http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2009/07 ... -tiny.html
they say : " The LPD8 has eight blue light-up pads that are velocity sensitive for programming rhythmic or melodic parts"
and better pictures too...
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very interesting! i'm glad i held off on getting the korg ones - they did feel pretty poorly made - and these seem to have more functionailty with the backlit pads and a built in arp - noice!The LPK25 contains an arpeggiator, which steps through chords automatically
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more infos now ..and video :
http://www.akaipro.com/lpd8
http://www.akaipro.com/lpd8
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bonefamily
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That's what I need. I was considering the Korg but the Akai may be the winner...nay-seven wrote:now , time for
akai ones
http://www.sensomusic.com/forums/upload ... g-nano.png
keyboard one seems better than korg one !!
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Clearscreen
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they do look good! haven't managed to see one in the flesh yet but i need a little 2 octave keyboard myself soon so might have to get on me bike! i was using tracktionkeys but it wouldn't play well with my new laptop so i built something in plogue that does the trick (usine had an issue i couldn't get around unfortunately) and just leave it in the master section so i can use the laptop keyboard for two octave midi. still not perfect so that akai's looking very useful!
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if i get u right, ur talking about computerkeyboard->midi conversion? what issue?Clearscreen wrote:i was using tracktionkeys but it wouldn't play well with my new laptop so i built something in plogue that does the trick (usine had an issue i couldn't get around unfortunately)
tracktionkeys looks nice. i prefer a vst solution called mkey by adbe: http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daPlug=2036
alternative vsts: trollo, insert piz here
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the usine keyboard module outputs a double pulse when you hold a key down - one pulse for the initial press, then another when it holds, which creates double trigger to a create midi module per single press. i couldn't work out a way around this behaviour that didn't also mean i couldn't trigger the same note twice in a row so i made something in plogue instead as i needed something straight away. if the keyboard module gets changed i have no doubt i'll ditch plogue though...amiga909 wrote:if i get u right, ur talking about computerkeyboard->midi conversion? what issue?
tracktionkeys looks nice. i prefer a vst solution called mkey by adbe: http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daPlug=2036
alternative vsts: trollo, insert piz here
i've seen mkey before but i couldn't get it to do anything on my machine. i think there's some security stuff that stops a lot of the keyhook stuff, at least i'm guessing why tracktionkeys stopped working... trollo and insert piz don't work either

