Re: New from Korg!
- igloo
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Re: New from Korg!
No MIDI jack out makes them total letdowns!
- Pingu
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Re: New from Korg!
Why is that? They're obviously aimed at laptop musicians.igloo wrote: No MIDI jack out makes them total letdowns!
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- IFoughtTheLaw
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Re: New from Korg!
I'm really contemplating on getting the nanoKONTROL. I have money for it, but I saw on youtube some people saying that the buttons stick, and if you change a parameter on your screen/change a scene/etc. with your mouse, it doesn't register it on the controller and you have to re-assign the button.
The thing is, I need knobs. My keyboard I use for midi is just a big casio WK-1630 keyboard with speakers that happens to have midi in/out. The only real knob on it is the pitch bend wheel, but it isn't of much use to controlling Ableton.
All I need is a box with knobs on it, lol.
The thing is, I need knobs. My keyboard I use for midi is just a big casio WK-1630 keyboard with speakers that happens to have midi in/out. The only real knob on it is the pitch bend wheel, but it isn't of much use to controlling Ableton.
All I need is a box with knobs on it, lol.
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Re: New from Korg!
The Behringer BCR 2000 is about double the price, but also has a lot more knobs, and no syncing issues that I know of.IFoughtTheLaw wrote: I'm really contemplating on getting the nanoKONTROL. I have money for it, but I saw on youtube some people saying that the buttons stick, and if you change a parameter on your screen/change a scene/etc. with your mouse, it doesn't register it on the controller and you have to re-assign the button.
The thing is, I need knobs. My keyboard I use for midi is just a big casio WK-1630 keyboard with speakers that happens to have midi in/out. The only real knob on it is the pitch bend wheel, but it isn't of much use to controlling Ableton.
All I need is a box with knobs on it, lol.
I'm holding out for the soon to be released Akai APC 40, designed specifically to control Ableton. It's something like 450€ though.
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- igloo
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Re: New from Korg!
I, for one, am an ms2000 musician, and its keys are barely unplayable.Pingu wrote:Why is that? They're obviously aimed at laptop musicians.igloo wrote: No MIDI jack out makes them total letdowns!
Having a nanokey would increase its usability as well as keep its mobility intact.
Mobility and lightweightness comes first in this field band I play in.
I'd rather click the ms2000's clicklets than hook up a microkontrol or anything that size.
