M-Audio KeyRig 49 Keyboard Controller
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Based on 11 Reviews
Super light, only 99$, covers 4 octaves of notes. This is the perfect budget keyboard for your production needs! I would take care of the USB cord though, they tend to pry on the insert making it a nuisance when it doesn't connect without using tape or a tooth pick. Great production non-the-less!
LOVE IT
I really love the way they press i know there are better ones but at this price range for me they are the ones who make the job done
Its Great
is a great interface to do sool stuff live and on home studio(only works on computers )
An easy go-to midi keyboard
Very light keys, im satisfied with the support of my DAW's when it integrates with them, i can use my pitch bend and modulation wheels on any selected instrument channel both in FL Studio and Cubase.
Its perfect for what i do!
For what it is, it's great.
I bought this because I wanted a simple, relatively cheap midi keyboard for production. There's no point complaining about the lack of drum pads, or potentiometers, or faders because I could quite as easily have bought a keyboard with those on for a similar price! At the time I bought it, this keyboard was a quick fix, and I haven't actually needed to upgrade yet, although now I could do with some extra controls. It does what it says on the tin well, it's low profile and alright-looking (although I'd prefer it in black, not shiny silver), and I haven't ever had issues with it.
Super simple, but essential and affordable.
The KeyRig49 is ideal for keyboard midi control that doesn't require playing Chopins greatest works on piano. Nice and compact, and easily transported if needs be. The response is just fine, typical non-weighted keys you'd be likely to find on most synths and keys out there, it isn't designed to feel like a piano. I use it primarily for writing lead and basslines, and recording in chordal structures and harmonic overdubs, it's perfect for more compact setups, or even larger setups that only require basic midi control over synths.