Re: [LAU] looking for midi piano keyboard with "natural" piano touch

Christopher Arndt &lt;chris(a)chrisarndt.de&gt; writes: I used to have one of these as well -- it's a cheap way of getting the same Fatar keybed that a lot of more expensive keyboards (e.g. some of the contemporary Nord Stage models) used. I found it very playable, although it's definitely not a real piano. I ended up replacing it with a fairly decent Yamaha digital piano that came up very cheaply at my local auction house. This might be worth considering as an option, particularly if you don't need portability -- a 15-year-old digital piano builtin sounds won't be as good as a modern software synth, but if you just want to use it as a MIDI controller then that's not a problem... -- Adam Sampson &lt;ats(a)offog.org&gt; <http://offog.org/>