Good Midi Keyboard For Producing EDM
Good Midi Keyboard For Producing EDM Posted on: 27.02.2013 by Dessie Meusel Hey guys hope your all doing well!Ive been producing with FL Studio for around a year or so and I've decided to take the next step and expanding my set up. I just wanted your opinions on good MIDI Keyboards, doesnt have to be for FL Studio can be for any DAW, let me know about your experiences or suggestions! Do you believe getting a MIDI Keyboard is a good first step in expanding a beginner producer's setup? | |
| Dessie Meusel 01.05.2013 | I mainly use Syltenth1, Massive, Nexus and some other vsts
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| Zulma Ramji 27.02.2013 |
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| Dessie Meusel 27.02.2013 | Hey guys hope your all doing well! Ive been producing with FL Studio for around a year or so and I've decided to take the next step and expanding my set up. I just wanted your opinions on good MIDI Keyboards, doesnt have to be for FL Studio can be for any DAW, let me know about your experiences or suggestions! Do you believe getting a MIDI Keyboard is a good first step in expanding a beginner producer's setup? |
| Dessie Meusel 01.05.2013 | I mainly use Syltenth1, Massive, Nexus and some other vsts
Originally Posted by SteveSwivel
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| Dessie Meusel 01.05.2013 | I know how to play piano quite well, I learnt in my younger years and I have a grand piano so a midi keyboard would be no stranger. I want a midi keyboard that can be used as a keyboard as well as other uses for my DAW |
| Shawn Vanhaitsma 13.03.2013 | Well... thats a loaded question... But first ask... do you need the midi keyboard or do you need some kind of control surface to help with workflow. I know a ton of people who buy midi keyboards "to help" but they havent the foggiest how to play piano, so in the end that kit did them no good. For a "beginner" producer with no piano skill set (not sure if you do?), id say invest that in a good controller for your DAW (Ive never used fruity loops so not sure if thats an option heh) |
| Joan Kollmorgen 12.03.2013 | Nektar Panorama P4 working good for me. |
| Drew Zamzow 12.03.2013 | My vote goes to the M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd gen. i tried some others before getting this, (205.00 shipped from musicans freind on a holiday promotion) The weight feels nice enough and all the faders knobs drum pads are a huge bounus, plus Ableton supports the "Directlink or Hyper control" wich is a pricless feature for me, looks like FL does not support this how ever. If you can get a DAW that does , auto mapping is the Shiz........... IMO. What do you currently use for controllers and VSTs? |
| Sydney Lashway 06.03.2013 | I'll second Tekki with the Axioms. I've used a ton of different keys but the Axiom is boss. Knobs, Faders, Pads and the keys feel good. |
| Dessie Meusel 27.02.2013 | THank you all for your opinions, hopefully I choose the right one <3 |
| Dessie Meusel 27.02.2013 | Thank you!! |
| Georgina Schatzman 27.02.2013 | You should check these out, and at these prices you can't go wrong! http://community .djranking s.com/showthread.php?t=66639 The Novation SL line is solid, a decent amount of controls plus the keyboard itself is solid. |
| Random X 28.02.2013 | I'm all for M-Audio Axiom MIDI keyboards. I have tried some non- weighed, semi- weighed and full weighed keyboards, and this range of MIDI keyboards keep winning me over time and time again. |
| Rose Schneeberg 27.02.2013 | The M-Audio Oxygen 49 is dope. U got all your faders and knobs plus some buttons. Only lacks some drumpads |
| Zulma Ramji 27.02.2013 |
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