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Anyone try this? Basically has everything the o2 should of had. |
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The one Octave Controllers are my favorites most of the time, because they are just fucking practical. For big MUSICAL jobs, a full keyed controller is the best option, but for just late night sketches, the tiny keyboards rock. |
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I used to have an ozone, and it was a piece of shit, but that thing looks a little nicer. |
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that thing = the axiom |
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I can't stand keyboards with less than three octaves. For M-Audio that seems alright, except the pads are too firm feeling. You had to press hard to take advantage of the velocity function. Not responsive enough, at all. However, the keys seem full action, which is a hell of a lot better than all those other half action m-audio keyboards. |
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Were the pads made out of rubber or were they like plastic? |
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