3 Feb
2007
3 Feb
'07
12:37 a.m.
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On Fri, Feb 02, 2007 at 11:00:04PM -0500, carmen wrote:
On Sat Feb 03, 2007 at 04:51:00AM +0100, Leonard
Ritter wrote:
I bought a M-Audio Keystation Pro 88 and I like it. Yeah, it's cheap plastic
'junk', and I don't dare try to take it to a gig, because it'll probably
fall apart, but for home recording it gives me 88 weighted keys and lots of buttons and
knobs to assign to AMS parameters.
Is there KORG or CME equivalent that I missed when I was shopping for this thing? It
ain't too late for me to put the thing up on Craigslist and get rid of it, if
there's a better alternative out there I should be looking at.
- -ken
On Fri, 2007-02-02 at 21:57 -0500, carmen wrote:
Rls Group M-Audio MIDI Controller
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Radium Radium
AiR MidAir
OxYGeN Oxygen
Zone Ozone
sorry, capitalization might not be accurate, i stopped downloading cracks when i switched
to linux.
the reason i dont buy their stuff is beacuse the products are uninspired, ugly, and cheap
build compared to KORG, and high on prices and low on features compared to CME. but the
lame naming scheme, and general lock-in/tie-in attempts with Protools LE and lack of
acknowledging linux's existence doesn't help..
* if selling a bunch of deliberate plasticy junk
wasnt enough to make M-Audio lame, how about naming all their MIDI controllers after
cracking groups?
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