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lidz@quads.uchicago.edu (adam lidz) writes:
> I'm looking for a cheap keyboard that does not have any intruments of its own,
> but that can use the instruments on my Roland Scc-1 card.  I just want it so
> that I can use it to input notes into my computer without pointing and clickingh(a real pain. . . )
> 
> Can anyone suggest a keyboard?  How much do they cost?


	Looks like you want about the same setup I got Saturday. I bought a
Novation mm10 (I think that's what it is). It has only 2 octaves, pitch bend,
modulation and touch sensitive keys. Using the 2 of the buttons, you can move
the 2 octaves down, so you can really access 8 octaves. What I'm trying to
say is, the range of the keyboard is 8 octaves, but there are only 2 octaves 
of keys. It real small, runs on batteries (power supply is extra), has a 
midi out, and a few other non-midi ports. I've had NO problems using it
with the SCC-1 under Cakewalk. The only problem is if you have actual talent,
(Which I don't), 2 octaves of keys is pretty limited. It's mostly used for
inputing notes, not playing. But, since I can't play the piano anyway, I've
had NO problems getting it to do what I want to do.

	It coast around $180.00 which is a little more than I wanted to pay,
but it's worked out real well.


mike
mtressle@bsu-cs.bsu.edu
mtressle@lovelace.bsu.edu
00MBTRESSLER@leo.bsuvc.bsu.edu

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