| Tweakhand |
Sweep that filter, tweak that delay feedback, give the sound some bite, all in real time! Forget squinting at a screen and fiddling with a mouse. With a host of rotary encoders, buttons, 3-4 pedal inputs, a joystick control, and buttery smooth sliders, you can adjust any imaginable soft synth parameter from your VMK. We've included presets for 11 of the most popular softsynths from Native Instuments, MOTU, Steinberg, Propellerheads, Apple, and IK multimedia. Each of these can be edited as you wish, and there are a total of 30 fully user-programmable preset locations.
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| USB simplicity |
| With built in USB, StudioLogic can plug and play with a computer in one easy step! No need to install additional drivers, just plug in to your USB port and you are powered up and connected. ( Of course we still have TWO midi outputs for more traditional use with modules and other midi keyboards.) For ultimate portability, a laptop and a VMK can have you producing music literally ANYWHERE, with or without a power outlet. |
| Portable and Compact |
The VMK 149 is the world's first 49 note hammer action controller. Ultimate expressive control has never been available in such a small footprint. And with an attractive gig bag, you can take your hammer action anywhere!
At under 14 pounds, the VMK 88 is the lightest 88 note controller available, with a semi-weighted action that smokes the competition (just try it!). It's slim profile is convenient in the studio and sexy on stage. |
| Real Piano Feel with Aftertouch! |
| Fatar SRL have been manufacturing keyboard actions in Italy for decades, and have supplied actions for the world's most famous synths and electric piano. The VMK 188 and VMK 149 include Fatar's latest high quality graded hammer action, Fatar Grand Touch.(Graded means Heavier on the bottom and gradually lighter towards the top, just like a real piano.) Most instruments that claim "piano action" utilize weighted keys with a sluggish feel and limited dynamic range. Fatar's hammer is thrown up and forward on its pivot as the key is depressed, mimicking exactly the mechanism of an acoustic piano. More mass moving through a greater arc means greater acceleration of the key, greatly increased dynamic range, and a satisfying sense of the "throw point" of the hammer, which improves rhythmic accuracy. |
Prices effective November 1, 2004. This information supercedes all previous price lists. Prices and products subject to change without notice. Music Industries Corporation its employees, agents, and/or representatives are not responsible for any typographical errors. |
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