On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 11:59 AM, andy baxter
<andy(a)earthsong.free-online.co.uk> wrote:
I'm thinking of getting a midi controller
keyboard. I.e. no onboard
synth just a keyboard which sends midi messages to the computer. Should
be pressure sensitive but not worried about aftertouch. Ideally it
should work with a usb cable under Linux (but have a midi out as well in
case I ever need it). Assignable controller knobs would be nice but not
necessary.
Any usb capable midi keyboard should work, look at M-Audios line of
Oxygen controllers.
I use my daughters Yamaha keyboard as a controller, it has midi, works
for my needs heh
Is there a usb standard for midi keyboards which linux knows about? The
other thing I'm looking into is a friend of mine has a Nord Electro 61
which he wants to be able to play into his linux machine. It has a usb
out - is there a reasonable chance that if I just plugged it in with a
standard usb cable I could get it working?
andy