Thank you all for the comments.
So I can see that the axiom is a good choice for most of you. I need a not piano like keybord to answer that question. I've got already a nice Roland fp7 for that.
What does it mean I cant save settings? Will I have to configure the knobs every time I open the software?
Thank you all
Guten Rutsch gleichfalls.
Moshe
Am Dienstag, 31. Dezember 2013, 13:03:11 schrieb Brendan Jones:
> On 12/31/2013 12:40 PM, Moshe Werner wrote:
> > Hi all.
> >
> > I'm in the market for some nice keybord controller.
> > I would be glad to hear your recommendations.
> >
> > Her are the musthaves:
> > 1. Linux compatibility
> > 2. Pitch + Modulation
> > 3. Velocity sensitive (aftertouch would be nice but not mandatory)
> >
> > Also some assignable pads and knobs woud be useful.
> >
> > Would love to have your insights.
> >
> > Cheers
> > Moshe
> I love my M-audio Axiom. Has all the things you requested. Totally
> programmable, user selectable velocity response etc etc. All USB MIDI
> controllers should work with Linux out of the box.
I second that - while i'm not a keyboarder who could competently judge this,
the keys, wheels, knobs and faders on my Axiom-61 feel certainly better than
those on that old AKAI MX-73 master-keyboard i've had before.
Edgar
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