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Velocity sensitive with 4 velocity curves Presets: No User Memory: No Controllers: 1 x Pitch Up Button 1 x Pitch Down Button 1 x Modulation Button 1 x Octave Up Button 1 x Octave Down Button 1 x Sustain Button Output: 1 x Mini USB Inputs: No Display: Power indicator Power Requirements: USB bus power(less than 100mA) Dimensions: 12.8 x 3.3 x 0.7" 325 x 83 x 17mm) Weight: 0.54 lbs(245g) System Compatibility: Mac OS X 10.4.7 or later Windows XP SP3(32-bit) or later. But fully featured USB-MIDI controller Advanced-design keybed offers improved accuracy and velocity-sensitive keys Perfect for a mobile setup using a notebook computer Keyboard: 25 keys. And licenses are provided for 3 virtual instruments to allow immediate music creation. Downloadable software provides for custom configuring the keyboard's response. The key board is USB bus powered and with the appropriate connector kit(not included) the unit is compatible with Apple's iPad.
Along with octave and pitch shift buttons are also provided. The 25-key controller offers impressive control while conserving valuable set-up space. more a laptop or desktop computer keyboard. This list is via iOSMIDI, which focuses on this topic.An Original Template Design The nanoKEY2 from Korg is an ultra-compact and low-profile USB-MIDI keyboard controller that can fit perfectly in front of. Here’s a list of devices that are thought to be compatible, based on user reports. Unfortunately, there’s no official Apple list of compatible devices and the company hasn’t said that much about MIDI support in iOS 4.2. While Apple has not hyped MIDI in iOS 4.2, class-compliant USB MIDI devices are expected to work, if they are low-power or self-powered, when connected to using the iPad Camera Connection Kit. With the release of iOS 4.2, there has been a surge of interest in using the Apple iPad with hardware MIDI controllers.
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