On 6/30/05, Hans Fugal <hans@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The sturdy construction and semi-weighted keys would be nice, but what > really looks neat about those keyboards is the transport buttons. If > those work in some or all linux sequencers, that would be ultimate. > > On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 at 11:01 -0400, Greg wrote: > > I'm looking at getting some sort of USB keyboard eventually. So far > > the CME UF5 looks awesome > > http://www.arbitermt.co.uk/cme/cmehome.htm > > does anyone know about this board? I've touched some of the more > > oxygeny boards and they all have a very toys r us feel. it doesn't > > have lights or neato LED labels for stuff but it also costs 199 which > > is a lot less than korg's USB things: 299 for the 37 key mini and the > > big one is 61 keys for 399, I think. > According to the review at http://www.keyboardmag.com/story.asp?sectioncode=30&storycode=7780 the transport buttons send SysEx, so I don't think they would work without some software to handle them.
