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Connect a MIDI keyboard to your computer to record directly to your computer or to learn to play the piano! Most MIDI controllers don't include built in sounds. Instead, they rely on your computer to provide the sound - either with your built in soundcard, or with a soft synth. You can also connect a MIDI sound module to a controller via the MIDI Out connection. By relying on an external source for sounds, MIDI controllers are generally less expensive than a regular keyboard, plus you get the added flexibility of upgrading your sounds without have to get a new keyboard!
Apart from the obvious ability to enter notes with a keyboard, a MIDI controller can also offer control over any number of other parameters by using knobs, dials or buttons. Many controllers will allow you to start and stop recording and playback directly from the control surface, remix levels during automation or control effects such as reverb or distortion. This tactile experience can offer a number of advantages to trying to affect the same control using your mouse. |
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Number of Keys: Take into consideration how you plan on using the keyboard, and the available space near your computer. Note that all keyboards will allow you to access the entire 88 keys of a keyboard through the "Octave Up/Down" buttons, even if they only have 25 keys!- 25-48: Small and portable, these keyboards won't take up a lot of room on your desk and are easy to transport. Great for single line entry, you might find anything less than 49 keys a bit difficult if you are pianist, and impossible for learning to play!
- 49-60: For basic keyboard learning and entering straight forward music, you will still be able to fit the keyboard in front of your computer and shouldn't have to spend too much.
- 61+: If you are a pianist, want to learn, or plan on entering complex music, a 61 key or larger keyboard is the way to go. They will take up more space, but shouldn't restrict your playing.
- None: If you only need a ...
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