MIDI CONTROLLERS, wich one to buy?

i dunno the one you ment, but i can recommend 3 great MIDI controllers who cost almost nothing.

if you want midi key, check out the korg k61, you can buy it at keymusic http://www.keymusic.be/details.asp?prodid=92663&taal=0

if you want some parameters, i can highly recommend the new novation nocturn, €99, and very easy to use, i have one myself and i'm fond of it. http://www.novationmusic.com/products/midi_control/nocturn/

if you want some faders too, check out the new korg nano controllers, there brand new, and not yet in stores here i think, but it looks awesome (there are 3 available, one with keys, one with pads and one with parameters AND faders http://createdigitalmusic.com/2008/06/12/korg-nanokey-nanokontrol-nanopad-super-tiny-midi-keyboard-controller-pads/

grtz

Originally posted by : AnnoM

if you want some parameters, i can highly recommend the new novation nocturn,  €99, and very easy to use, i have one myself and i'm fond of it. http://www.novationmusic.com/products/midi_control/nocturn/  sorry for hijacking your thread MDeMma... Is that nocturne compatible with FLStudio? I've been looking to it too and it looks nice! 

oh and MDeMmA, depends what you want... lot's of faders? lot's of knobs? there are no faders on that MK249c... make sure you wont regret it later... had the same situation to be honest. I had no keys, couple of years later I've bought another one WITH keys... Think before you buy! And don't be a cheap bum :D it's not like you're buying a toy ey, it's a tool you'll be using a lot and for a long time!!

Originally posted by : brambi

Originally posted by : AnnoM

if you want some parameters, i can highly recommend the new novation nocturn,  €99, and very easy to use, i have one myself and i'm fond of it. http://www.novationmusic.com/products/midi_control/nocturn/  sorry for hijacking your thread MDeMma... Is that nocturne compatible with FLStudio? I've been looking to it too and it looks nice! 

oh and MDeMmA, depends what you want... lot's of faders? lot's of knobs? there are no faders on that MK249c... make sure you wont regret it later... had the same situation to be honest. I had no keys, couple of years later I've bought another one WITH keys... Think before you buy! And don't be a cheap bum :D it's not like you're buying a toy ey, it's a tool you'll be using a lot and for a long time!!

well chose the mk249c because it has a lot of knobs and keys actually, but maybe i would regret it later :d havent figuredit out yet, the mk249c just seemed the right one because it has the most key and knobs for 100 euro

Originally posted by : brambi

[quote]Originally posted by : AnnoM

if you want some parameters, i can highly recommend the new novation nocturn, €99, and very easy to use, i have one myself and i'm fond of it. http://www.novationmusic.com/products/midi_control/nocturn/  sorry for hijacking your thread MDeMma... Is that nocturne compatible with FLStudio? I've been looking to it too and it looks nice!

i find the nocturn easier to use in FL studio then in cubase, so if you are working with FL, i would ABSOLUTLY recommend it to you. 8 assignable parameters,  8 assignable switch knobs and a crossfader...  

Look out for the new Korg Nanoseries: http://korg.com/gear/info.asp?a_prod_no=NanoSeries&category_id=8

go to next Link , maybee it's the solution for you it's a verry good controller and thousends of quality sounds are include in this offer :-) :-) :-) enjoy

http://www.musicstore.de/de_DE/EUR/EMU-X-Board-49-incl.-Mo-Phatt-/-Planet-Earth-/-Protean-Drums/art-SYN0002531-000

the same exist with 61 keys

choose your language Pol

Edit Liquidbass: URLed the link

quiete stupid actually could 've had that one, is much better, but had 30 euros te weinig :')