Very nice "fast fatar" keys much longer then many more expensive controllers or keyboards.
Thinking now about novation nocturn 49:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Novation-No...1476611.gc
anybody tried this board or 61 version?
]]>Michael H wrote:I recently picked up the new Yamaha NP-11 digital piano that sells for $149 just for small gigs, non-weighted though
Since it's midi, I just add a midi to USB adapter and I can use Pianoteq.
you ca play piano on non weighted keyboard???
Why not? It's not as pleasant, and it's not going to teach you piano technique if you don't have it already, but if you can adjust the velocity curve so you can play more naturally (Pianoteq allows for vcurve adjustments), then it's doable, although I wouldn't want to do it all the time.
]]>I recently picked up the new Yamaha NP-11 digital piano that sells for $149 just for small gigs, non-weighted though
Since it's midi, I just add a midi to USB adapter and I can use Pianoteq.
you ca play piano on non weighted keyboard???
]]>Since it's midi, I just add a midi to USB adapter and I can use Pianoteq.
]]>You're limiting your choices severely if you require 61 keys only. The full size casio's weigh less than the 61 key VMK-61.
I know, but unfortunately I travel a lot, flying etc. 88keys no way I can drag with me because of the size... At home I have roland RD700GX 88 keys stage piano with hammer action, ivory fell etc
Also, only classical pieces requires constant use of full keyboard range, practicing or playing jazz etc not really.
]]>You asked about a portable controller keyboard :-)
looks really great and portable but for that price ???
I'd rather buy stage piano for that money...
besides I heard opinions that action is not that great after all.
I am considering very seriously VMK-161 hammer action although it's freaking heavy...
]]>You asked about a portable controller keyboard :-)
Read some of the reviews on this VAX77 ... seems to be a really well-done keyboard, with the fact that it folds for transport to be just a nice side-benefit. I've been following it's development for more than a year, and it seems they've matured the product into a very technically solid, high-performing product.
I'm considering ...
]]>Want something really, really portable?
http://www.logilink.com/showproduct/UA0104.htm
OK just a joke ;-)
]]>paolopiano wrote:this is my set up:
Numa nero to laptop via usb
Fast track pro to laptop via usb
no power adaptor to numa ( the power is provided from usb)
Audio monitor and laptop are suited 60cm from numa.
I'm playng pianoteq std in standalone mode.and laptop is connected finally to??? through line-out???
In mine there is no lin-out just the headphones...
Sorry , line out from fast track pro (external sound card) to monitors
]]>and laptop is connected finally to??? through line-out???
In mine there is no lin-out just the headphones...
Use headphone line out to speakers.
]]>this is my set up:
Numa nero to laptop via usb
Fast track pro to laptop via usb
no power adaptor to numa ( the power is provided from usb)
Audio monitor and laptop are suited 60cm from numa.
I'm playng pianoteq std in standalone mode.
and laptop is connected finally to??? through line-out???
In mine there is no lin-out just the headphones...
paolopiano wrote:Sorry , but I'm playng my numa nero since 6 months without any problem.
maybe the only one keyboard fine.
No need to apologise, this is good news!!!
lol
this is my set up:
Numa nero to laptop via usb
Fast track pro to laptop via usb
no power adaptor to numa ( the power is provided from usb)
Audio monitor and laptop are suited 60cm from numa.
I'm playng pianoteq std in standalone mode.
Hope this can help some one
..... apologize for my bad english not for my good numa....
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