Topic by bmoshe

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Topic: Cheapest Keyboard

Hey guys,

I was wondering whether you guys can recommend me of a good keyboard that makes the most out of PTQ..
For example, most of the keyboards I've tested so far don't send proper note-off signals... and I'm sure there are other parameters that count.

So... what's the cheapest keyboard that actually use the full spectrum PTQ offers..?

Thanks,
Moshe.

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Reply by edmond redd

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Re: Cheapest Keyboard

Welcome on board bmoshe..
You might have a look on previous discussions about the subject
here's one thread that is actually talking about 0-700$ bux controllers: http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic.php?id=3260

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Re: Cheapest Keyboard

Hi Edmond

I already read that one - it deals with the price rather than the expression you get.
I have a PX-150 (I actually bought it because of PTQ), but it doesn't send note-off velocities..

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Re: Cheapest Keyboard

Various internet threads say Roland RD series supports note off velocity.  Cheapest model is the RD-64 for $900.  You'll have to double check yourself off course whether all RDs will do it versus only the RD800 ($2500 although not available yet due to power socket recall issue).

Next model up from that price range would be the Kawai VPC1.

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