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Go for the 49 key one. I've got the 25 key one and sometimes it can be a real pain since you have to shift your octive. I will eventually get the larger one myself but need to find time to get back into producing.
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yeah i bought a 25 key oxygen 8 and now wish i had bought a 49 key. though it would ben nice to have some of those new controllers that they have out today.
i used to have the radium 61, unless you are a keyboardist you dont need that many keys; 49 is good enough. i hope they fixed the sticky note problem in their new lines of controllers. new axiom series looks nice
i was just talking to one of my producer friends yesterday, and he highly reccommends the Korg MicroKorg that you see people like Trentemoeller using for their midi needs. It has all kinds of little things that most people don't really focus on. Like aftertouch for one. That, and it's got some bad ass sounds straight out of the box.
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A lot of my friends have them, I hope to be picking one up in the future.
We’ve always been on a mission to help artists sculpt and perform sound; to help electronic music makers lose themselves on an endless music-making journey.
in all honesty i would try and buy an old jp8000 or something, thats what i use, u get all the midi control plus u get a killer of an extra hardware synth and for the money you would pay for a brand new midi controller you might be able to find one for around the same kind of money...the trouble with half those small midi controllers is that they are so "plastic and weak"
I´ve been down to the music store today and the guy was pretty cool and let me inside their studio. I tried out the M-Audio Axiom 25 and I was very impressed by the build quality, by the "touch" of the keys and the ammount of controllers you get, for the price.
Of course, I also tested one of the new Novation Remote SL 25, that one was even better but it´s too expensive. I´ll be going with the Axiom in less than 2 months
The Novation Remote SL series might suit you well too. The new SL series have small LED indicators that dynamically change depending on which software program you're in. No more sticky tapes!
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