Posts Tagged ‘Controller’
Chirp Virtual MIDI Keyboard and Pro Tools
This video demonstrates the Chirp Virtual MIDI Keyboard software with ProTools LE 7.4. Chirp is a Tanager Audioworks product, and it can be used in lieu of a hardware MIDI controller to generate MIDI note and controller data using a computer keyboard. Learn more about Chirp at www.tanageraudioworks.com. ProTools information – including details about the Version 8 release – can be found at www.digidesign.com.
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Nord “Stage EX 88″ | Tomas Johansson
Nord product specialist Tomas Johansson takes us through the top-of-the-line keyboard from Nord – the Stage EX 88. This keyboard has everything that is in the Electro 3 plus an awesome synth section. This keyboard is built for keyboard players and is one of the best sounding and most versatile keyboard instruments in the world.
Duration : 0:7:10
Axiom 61 Keyboard MIDI Controller by M-Audio
In this tutorial, Jeff Dykhouse demonstrates how to use the powerful Enigma Editing Software to assign MIDI message to all the different controllers that the Axiom 61 keyboard has at its disposal. Jeff covers: Downloading Presets, Creating User Banks and Loading and Creating Presets. In Axiom tutorial, in its entirety, will also show you how to use the Axiom 61 with Reason, Ableton Live, Pro Tools and even GarageBand.
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FROM THE AXIOM TUTORIAL – Jeff Dykhouse demonstrates the power and flexibility of the Axiom 61 advanced 61-key USB mobile MIDI controller. This cool tool has semi-weighted action and assignable aftertouch. The eight rubberized trigger pads are ideal for creating drum tracks and firing samples. Nine sliders and eight endless rotary encoder knobs put you in total control of your software studio. There are also 15 MIDI-assignable buttons—including six transport controls—assignable wheels, foot pedals and more. Jeff shows us how to program the Axiom Programming utilizing the free Enigma editor/librarian software, in addition to Reason, GarageBand, Ableton LIVE and ProTools.
Duration : 0:8:29
Nord “Electro 3″ | Tomas Johansson
Nord product specialist Tomas Johansson gives a demonstration of the incredible true sounding Nord Electro 3 keyboard. These keyboard are the most faithful representation of the original electro-mechanical keyboard instruments of the past.
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AXIS keyboard demo for BP Scale (Part 1)
Listen to a song in the BP Scale here:
http://www.ziaspace.com/elaine/BP/BPmusic/LoveSong_BPscale_EW.mp3
C-Thru Music has lent me this keyboard, called the AXIS, for a few months, and I am rearranging the keys for the Bohlen-Pierce Scale, a macrotuning based on a 3/1 frequency ratio, divided by 13 equal steps. See http://www.ziaspace.com/elaine/BP for research on the BP Scale.
This particular AXIS toured with the Lionel Richie Band on loan, went to me, and in two weeks I will be flying to Boston to give this AXIS to the Berklee College of Music, Synthesis Department – namely to Dr. Boulanger who will use it for his classes and for the new microtonal club.
I teach Electronic Music at Scottsdale Community College. Come join the fun!
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Akai LPK25 Testbericht Video: USB MIDI Controller im Test
Wir haben das USB MIDI Keyboard im Taschenformat Akai LPK25 für dich in Augenschein genommen. Du kannst den Testbericht auch unter http://www.delamar.de/testberichte/akai-lpk25-testbericht-kompaktes-midi-keyboard-7082/ nachlesen.
Das Akai LPK25 ist ein MIDI-Controller bzw. ein Keyboard Controller mit zwei Oktaven anschlagsdynamischer Tasten, das über den USB-Port mit einem Audio Computer oder Laptop betrieben werden kann. Mit seinen kompakten Abmessungen, vier Programm-Bänken, einem Arpeggiator, und den Oktave hoch/runter Tasten zieht es ein ins Feld der portablen MIDI-Controller, das bisher von Mitbewerber Korg dominiert wurde.
Dieses kleine und kompakte MIDI-Keyboard spricht in erster Linie Musiker, DJs und Produzenten an, die auch mobil nicht auf eine haptische Eingabeeinheit verzichten wollen. In der Laptoptasche findet zwar ein grosses MIDI-Keyboard keinen Platz, der Akai LPK25 aber auf jeden Fall.
Dieser USB MIDI Controller ist nicht ganz 30 cm lang und gehört zur Familie von Laptop Controllern, zu der auch der Akai LPD8 zählt (Testbericht hier: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm4U5Ime4zU). Sehr interessant dürfte für Musiker auch der Akai LPK25 Preis sein: Mit unter 50,- Euro ist dieser nämlich ein absoluter No-Brainer!
Wie sich der USB Midi Controller spielt und ob der Preis gerechtfertigt ist, wo Du ihn preiswert kaufen kannst und vieles mehr erfährst Du in diesem Akai LPK25 Testbericht Video.
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