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| rafale |
Do the Radium controllers have velocity sensitive keys?
What are the main diffs between those and the evolutions? I thought the only main diff wld be the velocity (other than the extra knobs etc on the evos). But when I checked out a Radium i saw a 'velocity' word printed above one of the keys.
Can anyone tell me what that is for? Does it HAVE velocity sensitive keys?? |
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| DJule |
| Certainly, yes. The Evolution keyboards have velocity sensitive keys. I think the Radium controller too! |
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| rafale |
| So why the huge price gap?? |
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| DJule |
| Could you give the links to the two controllers please? Just to know of which product you're talking about. |
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| IntegraR0064 |
| Yeah, I have a radium 49. The keys are velocity sensitive, and that key is for adjusting how velocity sensitive they are. |
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| rafale |
| then whats the main improvement in the evolution series over the radiums that makes em cost so much more? |
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| [Chriz] |
| i would think that its because the evolution has got 10 memory locations while the radium doesn't have..and thats the reason why the evolution is more expensive... |
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| rafale |
alright.. i think i'll take the radium over the evolution then coz i plan to work more with hard synths.. dun really need those extra knobs/buttons and memory locations.
is that the right reasoning ?? =P |
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| [Chriz] |
| actually can't you turn your hard synths local off so that you can use it as a midi keyboard??that way you save more $$.... |
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| rafale |
| i plan to get rack/desktop versions. |
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| [Chriz] |
| ahhh okie....yup i think getting the radium would be sufficient...i'm using the radium as well.. |
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