HI what are some good keyboards to use for orch libraries?
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Keyboard for strings , brass , woodwinds and percussion
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Re: Keyboard for strings , brass , woodwinds and percussion
A semi-weighted may be better for short notes (and percussions), as the dynamic is controlled by velocity.
For longs, it does not matter
For longs, it does not matter
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Re: Keyboard for strings , brass , woodwinds and percussion
I was recently forced to buy a an 'auxiliary' keyboard to get to the notes that map articulations in the library that I use (not sure if all/many libraries use this method). My current controller is fine for everything else I do, but lacks the extremes of the range. A full 88-key controller would be the most flexible, space permitting.
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Re: Keyboard for strings , brass , woodwinds and percussion
Thans Allen
Chopin: "Simplicity is the highest goal, achievable when you have overcome all difficulties. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art." http://www.ronschultz.org
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