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I wanna learn how to play keyboard and use it with my audigy card to mix in into soundtracks, since I do DJing, but I dunno which one to get. I dunno whether I should get 88 key one or the 61 key or something. My price range is from 0 to maybe 500 bucks. Tell me if you know of any good ones.
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If you think to take it seriously, I'd recommend a 88 key "MIDI keyboard controller" or "piano w/ MIDI I/O" (when you learn to play you'll find those 49 and 61 key boards useless).
- http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=...ardcontrollers jiitee |
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a USB keyboard would be the way to go, but make sure the keys are velocity sensitive
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I got a question though. this here http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_u...ro88-main.html will it let me load music soundfont banks into it to reassign the keyboard to whatever I want?
What about this one http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_u...ys88-main.html ? I wanna know whether I want a MIDI controller or a stage piano and what are the main differences.
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midi controller - is midi only, has no sound generator whatsoever -you need to connect it to one (aka computer)
stage piano - is a stage piano (probably a digital one if it has midi i/o)
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aite thx mate. I'm just starting this up so me kinda new to this.
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Look great! Buying 61-key one is good enough, really doesn't need that 88-key one.
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however if it's just for messin' around and/or playing synths for production, 49 or 61 keys should be sufficient
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Yeah, thanks bud.
I bought 61-key one for my cousin who plays it as well...but for me it only can used for practice of "Iron Finger" Kong Fu. I should get learning started. lol
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