Review on MIDI keyboard Axelvox KEY49j black by Mateusz Michalak ᠌

Despite everything, I used it for a considerable amount of time, it helped me out in my work more than once, and it appears appealing for the price that it is offered at. Price is really reasonable. Anything less than four octaves in pitch just does not occur in the natural world. I went with the blue one because it seemed to be of higher quality in person than it does in the photographs. The opposite of black is gray. Even when you jump with the USB cable, it won't come out since it's hanging on some snot. Despite the fact that it's hanging on some snot. In addition, the keyboard is capable of being programmed, albeit in a cumbersome manner. There are some drawbacks, the most significant one being the joystick. Even if you don't touch him at all, he enjoys removing the pitch and modulation all by himself. As a result of this, the played instrument begins to drift in tone and other parameters. If you can tolerate everything else, then this has become an intolerable scenario that compels you to get another unit. In addition, the joystick itself is cumbersome, and in some ways I wasn't required to use it, despite my desire to do so. The slider is uncomfortable and inconvenient to use, and its purpose has not been determined either. When you press one of the keys with sufficient force, you hear a loud bam, and when you release it with sufficient force, you hear another loud bam. This causes an interruption in the music that is being played. Also, the keyboard, if you keep it connected all the time, after some time it will fail and start transmitting all sorts of odd midi signals; to fix this, you will need to overload it. After the purchase, the item smelled strongly of plastic for a considerable amount of time.