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M-Audio
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Musical Instruments, Keyboards and Electric Pianos
The M-Audio KeyRig 49 turns your Mac or PC into a versatile keyboard workstation. Featuring a 49-key, synth-action USB MIDI keyboard and the award-winning Key Rig software for the PC, KeyRig 49 makes it easy to start composing and performing music with a computer. Use KeyRig 49 to play Key Rigs virtual instrument sounds, or audition loops and compose songs with M-Audios Session, Apples GarageBand, Abletons Live Lite (included) or other music-creation programs. The KeyRig 49 keyboard also includes professional features like pitch and mod wheels, an assignable volume slider, octave +/- buttons and sustain pedal input. Its powered via a single USB cable and works instantly with computers running Mac OS X or Windows XP.
So Cheap and Great its like its a Steal
By Cruz \/.
from Chicago on 4/19/2009
from Chicago on 4/19/2009
Pros:
Amazing, Fun To Play, Good Sound, Touch Sensitive Keys
Best Uses:
All Music, Garageband or Logic
Describe Yourself:
Experienced
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about M-Audio KeyRig 49 USB Keyboard:
I use this product almost everyday and i Love it. Especially if you got a mac that has iLife (GARAGEBAND). Its one of my favorite piano's to play.
Vista drivers available
By Peter Tech from Queens, NYC on 4/16/2009
from Queens, NYC on 4/16/2009
Pros:
Versatile
Describe Yourself:
Novice
Comments about M-Audio KeyRig 49 USB Keyboard:
Web site for M-Audio has drivers for Vista32 and 64 bit OSs.
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Professional performance
By Kess
from NY, NY on 10/24/2008
from NY, NY on 10/24/2008
Pros:
Fun To Play, Quick Response, Touch Sensitive Keys, Versatile
Best Uses:
Digital Music Production
Describe Yourself:
Experienced
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about M-Audio KeyRig 49 USB Keyboard:
Well-responsive keyboard with no need to install drivers on the computer that you use. Unfortunately it will not work on Windows Vista but Works well with XP. It is recognized by the music software that it brings but I use FL Studio instead.