This is not a plug or ad. I'm just so glad to have found a fully weighted 88 key keyboard for under $500!
The one I bought doesn't have any sounds, but I have an old Yamaha PSR-510 that has speakers and its piano sounds are great even the lowest and highest notes!
I use a volume pedal to try and get really ppp quiet, notice the end of this Eb Major Prelude: http://webpageexperience.com/mid/200...EbPrelude1.mid
It's action seems great to me! My fingers get sore after some hard songs, which I'm saying is good.. ? hah!![]()
There is another M-Audio Keystation available with sounds, but it's only "half-weighted" so forget it! Get a cheap Yamaha PSR-200 or something for $100-200 and you'll have great sounds (of course every silly electronic guitar, shakahuchi, syn-tom and drum you could ever want!), all with a reasonable price tag.
I still play the real Petrov piano downstairs, but I can play this one at any time, record MIDI effortlessly, and there are other advantages..
Thanks for this opportunity to share my views and ideas.
Love and LIGHTNESS,
Teo
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I happen to have old keyboards and MIDI cables so it was simple for me to get the sounds from MIDI. On Mac OS 9 I had to set my huge MIDI interface of 8 ins and 4 outs to a special patch so that the keyboard would play the Yamaha PSR-510 and MIDI into the computer.. I got it all working including having StudioVision send click while recording / playback.. since then I'm having trouble with this.. I'll continue on my MIDI interfacing issues a little later..
Overall, the highest and lowest sounds from my PSR-510 are really quality! Are the highs and lows of the PX-100 good?
If you tell me to upgrade I'll dislike you so don't!!!
Here's the glitch in short:
