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A Mother's TouchReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1989Roland A50 Mother KeyboardRoland have left the business of making MIDI controller keyboards up to others for at least three years, but have now just released two new models. Paul Ireson gets carried away with Roland's latest mother keyboard, the A50. |
Akai MX1000 & PM76Review | Music Technology, Apr 1992MIDI Master Keyboard/Piano Sound BoardTake a well-facilitated MIDI master keyboard and add a piano module and you have the basis of Akai's MX1000 - a "dumb" controller with a voice. Simon Trask plays and listens. |
Akai MX73Review | Music Technology, Dec 1986MIDI Master KeyboardWith an ever-expanding range of hi-tech music equipment, Akai seem intent on carving out a sizeable market niche for themselves. Simon Trask checks out their first MIDI controller. |
Akai MX76Review | Music Technology, May 1989MIDI Master KeyboardAkai's new MIDI master keyboard boasts a weighted six-octave keyboard and new terminology for its features. Simon Trask decides MIDI control is more than a simple matter of feel. |
Big MotherReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Dec 1984Roland Mother SystemRoland's innovative MIDI set-up; Mother Keyboard, Planet-P piano voice module, Planet-S synth module, and the impressive Super Jupiter... an in-depth test. |
Bit MIDI Master KeyboardReview | Music Technology, Dec 1986Another MIDI controller, this time from the people who brought you the Bit One synth. Simon Trask uncovers one or two tricks up the Italian designers' sleeves. |
Casio AZ1 Remote KeyboardPreview | Music Technology, Feb 1987The Phase Distortion people breathe new life into the remote strap-on MIDI controller. Simon Trask wonders if up front keyboard-playing will catch on this time. |
Cheetah Master Series 7PReview | Music Technology, Sep 1989Controller KeyboardAs synth and sampler expanders become more popular, the demand for an affordable master keyboard increases. Simon Trask puts Cheetah's latest - and best test. |
Cheetah MK5 Controller KeyboardPreview | Music Technology, Feb 1987Chris Jenkins looks at a master keyboard of a very different kind, from the people who brought you drum machine and sampling add-ons for home computers. |
Cheetah MK5V MIDI Master KeyboardReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988As the world of musical synthesis shrinks ever more into a 19" black box format, where do we find the MIDI master keyboard to persuade these expander modules to give up their sounds? Since the big manufacturers currently seem reluctant to give us soundless MIDI keyboards, is there a small company we can turn to who can supply us with the equipment we need? David Mellor lets the cat out of the bag. |
Elka MK88/MK55Review | Music Technology, Mar 1988Master Keyboard ControllerTwo new master keyboards from Elka change Deborah Parisi's mind about the merits of silent keyboards. |
Fuss In Boots?Review | Sound On Sound, Feb 1987Cheetah MK5 MIDI keyboardA master MIDI keyboard for under £100 may sound like a joke to you, especially when it is sold by Boots, but Jay Chapman quickly stopped laughing when he plugged it in. Find out why... |
Kawai M8000Review | Music Technology, Oct 1987MIDI Controller KeyboardThis new full-sized MIDI keyboards controller from Kawai has the capability to control an entire MIDI system. Deborah Parisi reports. |
Korg DW6000Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985Programmable Digital Waveform PolysynthAn intriguing new synth design that tries to combine digital waveform generation with analogue control. Does it achieve its objectives? Dan Goldstein thinks it does - just. |
Masters of the UniverseReview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1988Elka Master KeyboardsWith rack expanders forever dropping in price, the concept of one 'master' keyboard capable of controlling all MIDI devices in a system becomes more appealing by the minute. And with the MK88 and MK55, Tony Wride believes Elka have fulfilled the promise of MIDI and produced the ultimate master keyboards, jam-packed with features. |
Novation MM10Review | Music Technology, Aug 1992Portable MIDI Keyboard ControllerIt makes no sound, but it makes a lot of sense. |
Novation MM10Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1992Portable Midi Master KeyboardPaul Ireson gets to grips with a mini master keyboard that's just right for QY10 users. |
Novation mm10-XReview | Music Technology, Oct 1993keyboardThe simplest way of talking to your QY10/QY20 |
Orla Commander C80Review | Music Technology, Jun 1993MIDI Controller KeyboardSimon Trask takes command of Orla’s 88-note weighted keyboard, and brings the sensitivity of the concert pianist to this MIDI module interface. Will the C80 respond? |
Orla Master KeyboardReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988As more musicians finally begin to wake up to the benefits of using a dedicated master keyboard, Paul Ireson checks out two recent examples from Orla, the DMK7 and DMK8. |
Performance PowerReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jun 1985Yamaha's QX1 Sequencer, KX88 Master Keyboard, TX816 ModulesYamaha's professional FM sequencer master keyboard and FM modules. |
Remote ControlReview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1986Oberheim XkOberheim's first master keyboard has a load of clever facilities, but a price-tag high enough to give it some stiff competition. Simon Trask files his report. |
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