Thread: M-Audio Recording Studio Equipment

AmericanYellow wrote : At first sight, I thought it was $59.99 for all three...that would have made my day. I think we need to call in "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair and lay a custom made smackdown on these people I adore

Crlygrl34 wrote : Would this work for a 9 y/o who is taking piano lessons? Yes, he just won't be developing the touch associated with Weighted keys of a true piano, not a biggie that he can easily overcome if he sticks with it and you move him up to a weighted version later (you don't have to buy an actual piano, just get a nice electronic one down the road that's weighted, then the baby grand after his first concert!).

mrict2002 wrote : For those who say Woot is using opportunity of selling 3 item in one, Don't you think if actuarially you need all, you are the beneficiary by paying only one $5 shipping instead of 3 on three different days, three different worry of arrival etc? Just got all three and my son is very excited to put hand on it with friends... Only hope is as this is the new package and not referb, I am not going to hassle of dealing with...

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[quote postid="3561959" user="tercathian"]Last first, what Woot are showing as keystudio looks exactly like what Musician's Friend are showing as the keyrig: http://keyboards-midi.musiciansfriend.com/product/MAudio-KeyRig-49-USB-Keyboard?sku=700932 What Musicians Friend have as keystudio 49i has more controls and I/O than what's on offer here at Woot. As for using this with Finale, or any other software, it would...

Kynes wrote : ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output) is a protocol for low latency audio. If you don't have a sound card capable of it there are drivers called ASIO4ALL that will handle it through software, but I've only been able to get them working in XP and Vista. In short, if you don't use ASIO4ALL and don't have an ASIO capable sound card, pressing a key on the keyboard will result in a couple hundred milliseconds of delay,...

servili007 wrote : This already supports windows 7 64 bit, the vista 64 bit drivers work just as well.... could you direct the link for these drivers? im in the boat as the guy with the oxygen 8 series 2....now working on vista 64...

Jamal27 wrote : I'm no computer expert, but I play piano and want to create MIDI files using the keyboard to convert to sheet music. Would this keyboard and the Session software work for that? From what I've been able to find, Session doesn't have any sort of MIDI notation system built in. To do what you're describing, your best bet would be a Finale product; the least expensive option is Finale NotePad, which is only $10.

bobslove wrote : hey, i just wanna be able to play a chord and have it show on finale like that, on tempo and accurate. because i am a a capella arranger and wanted to used an actual controller rathern than mouse. i do not need more than 49 but more than 25 so 49 is just right in terms of size. you think it would be ok?? Yeah, it'd be fine for that. Sorry to go off all orchestral/prog on ya.

johnsonjpj wrote : How much would just one be? The keyboard that is. $59.99 + $5 shipping.