XnmE
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 Posted: Thu Apr 14 2005 15:47
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What do you think about it?
http://www.prodikeys.com/
Its not pro thing, it uses standard PS2 port, but i've just read a good review of this keybord, its cheap and it seems to be good enough for midi newbie.
Could it work fine with MT2? |
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TOffe
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Posted: Thu Apr 14 2005 19:38
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http://www.prodikeys.com/
Its not pro thing, it uses standard PS2 port, but i've just read a good review of this keybord, its cheap and it seems to be good enough for midi newbie.
Could it work fine with MT2?
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My experience with cheap stuff like that is usually that it's totally crap!!! Better to spend some extra bucks and get a decent midi keyboard and not a toy-hybrid-mini-midikeyboard-keyboard like that. and even tho you claim to be a "midi-newbie" I think you should get something you can grow in.
my 2 cents |
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XnmE
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Posted: Thu Apr 14 2005 20:35
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you're probably right...
anyone uses midi keyboard with madtracker?
and which model if any? |
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Walter Vos
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Posted: Thu Apr 14 2005 20:42
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I have this one. It was 200 euro's. There's a cheaper version, without the knobs and faders for 100 euro's. I bought this one because I hope MT3 will support will support automation recording. |
what is hip?
www.waltervos.nl |
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Elijah
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Posted: Fri Apr 15 2005 01:19
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hmmm only 200-USD
i could do that.
lol my woman would kill me
I just bought a mixer. hee hee |
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Ted
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Posted: Sat Apr 16 2005 10:39
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Actually, I have one of those too. Same model as yours, Walter Vos! I don't think a midi keyboard have to be so expensive, if it can do what it is supposed to do, which is playing notes. I orded a much cheaper midi keyboard, but I got this instead, because they didn't have what I had ordered in stock. I saved about 100 euros  |
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Walter Vos
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Posted: Sat Apr 16 2005 11:13
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I orded a much cheaper midi keyboard, but I got this instead, because they didn't have what I had ordered in stock. I saved about 100 euros
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Damn you!
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www.waltervos.nl |
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XnmE
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Ted
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Posted: Sat Apr 16 2005 16:19
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Damn you!
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It wasn't my fault!
That is the one i ordered from the beginning |
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PyroZane
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Location: Trondheim - Norway
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Posted: Sun Apr 17 2005 08:38
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I have never used anything else than keybord, and was never good at piano etc. A keyboard takes less space than a midi-keyboard:) So I think I'll prefere a standard keybord! 
(atleast I know where to find a c-4 on a normal keyboard) |
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BeatMax
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Chamoto
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Posted: Mon Nov 14 2005 22:51
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About those midi keyboards. I'm totally new to tracking and midi stuff so please forgive me if there's a selfexplanatory answer to this question.
Anyway, I have an electric Roland piano with midi out/in/thru. I know this one good, but I have no idea what so ever how it works with the computer and MT2?
I don't have the right cable but will buy one if you guys thinks it will work.
The output from the piano is one of those http://www.record-producer.com/i/midi-out.jpg and if my memory is right the input to the computer is a 15 pin connector which is found on the soundboard.
What drivers etc. will I have to install to get it to work the right way with MT2?
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Yannick
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Posted: Mon Nov 14 2005 23:53
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It looks that you will need a MIDI adaptater to plug in your soundcard joystick port (that 15-pin port).
Afterwards, simply plug the electric piano to the adapter with a MIDI cable. Nothing more should be required as the MIDI drivers should have been already installed with your soundcard.
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Chamoto
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Posted: Tue Nov 15 2005 00:21
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It looks that you will need a MIDI adaptater to plug in your soundcard joystick port (that 15-pin port).
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Ok, sounds simple.
I guess it's something like this I need then?
/David |
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Yannick
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Posted: Tue Nov 15 2005 09:05
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Yes.
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