Hmm, Bruce Richardson at Northern Sounds is trying to launch a class action suit against Fatar for the StudioLogic controller. I can't quite remember the model number though. I think it's the SSL 880 or something like that. On Dec 24, 2004, at 9:55 AM, Dave Shirk wrote: > > > On Dec 23, 2004, at 11:20 PM, Paul Heitsch wrote: > >> The Fatar weighted action controllers are very good, in my opinion. >> About as >> good as you might expect from any mechanism that isn't actually >> throwing >> hammers at strings and lifting dampers. The 88-key Studio Logic is >> around >> $500 USD, which is more than the MAudio usually goes for. I haven't >> been >> able to try the MAudio yet, but have heard from others that it's >> action is >> more synthy (light, springy) than other fully weighted models, like >> the >> Fatar. The Fatar does NOT offer USB - you'll need at least a 1-in >> 1-out >> interface to connect it to your computer - and it has very limited >> control >> options - nothing compared to the MAudio. But purely from a tactile >> point of >> view, I'd go with the Fatar. >> >> - PH >> > > > Paul! > > Thank you so much! This sounds like the ticket! I do not care > about any control features - just a "piano feel" 88 keys! And a MIDI > to USB convertor is not a problem - I have several laying around! > > Happy Holidays! > > Dave Shirk > Pamlico Sounds > Oriental, NC > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: M-Audio 88Pro
2004-12-26 by Michael Telle
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