Fatar Studiologic SL-990 PRO Reviews
Product Type: Fatar pianos
Newest Review: ... can be helpful when working with software synthesizers for hands on control). So if this is important to you, you are ... more
... probably best off looking elsewhere (I myself have had to add a little 25 key Novation Remote controller to my set up in order to compensate for this shortcoming). So this really is a keyboard controller best suited to playing virtual pianos on; the action seeks to emulate this style of keyboard, and the lack of physical controllers mean you have to constantly move back to the screen and mouse if you want to tweak parameters on any virtual synthesizer modules you may be driving with it. The other thing worth mentioning i...more
Customer Fatar Studiologic SL-990 PRO Reviews (2)
by - written on 05/07/12 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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I've been producing and recording music for years on my PC, mainly through the excellent Cubase 5, and had long needed a velocity sensitive keyboard to input MIDI data into the program. I purchased this keyboard after a recommendation from a friend for around the £300 mark (this was back in 2006). It has since then proven to be trusty addition to the home studio, in that it features a 7 octave range (88 notes), full weighted keys (action similar to a real piano) and the standard pitch and mod wheels for limited real-time control of your sound. The keyboard itself has a good sturdy feel to it, the keys don't have that cheap 'springy' action you find on some ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/12/08 (Very useful, 1052 readings)
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It is nothing too fancy. But if you just need a Midi Controller that plays well, it is all you need. By nothing to fancy I mean there are no sliders or buttons on it you can use to send Midi data (except for the piano keys, obviously >.< and program/bank change) So, the keys are weighted hammer action keys. Which means, if you play softly you'll get a softer sound and if you play harder.. just like an acoustic piano with 7 velocity curves. The feeling of playing it is very good aswel though the keys are not as heavy as a grand but on the other hand, it's not a grand.. more like an upright. There is a mod and pitch wheel, speaks for ... Read the complete review
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