Creative Prodikeys

DHS · Post by **DHS** » 24/12/2002 - 10:06

Nice one

Gonna buy one as soon as it's avaiable.

Vosla · Post by **Vosla** » 24/12/2002 - 14:20

*snip*

bluefugue · Post by **bluefugue** » 24/12/2002 - 17:02

Weird. So it's like a regular keyboard, and midi keyboard, rolled into one? And it looks like there's a little pitch-bend wheel on the side?

DHS · Post by **DHS** » 24/12/2002 - 17:25

Yes. Check on it's site:

http://www.prodikeys.com

it's about 100$ and comes with a soundblaster (model not known) and some composition software.

It will be an interesting one when will be selled alone.

And, yes, it's midi-compatibile.

cheers.

ruiner · Post by **ruiner** » 24/12/2002 - 21:52

I saw one in a local ad, it piqued my interest, but I doubt it's something I'd ever buy as the only things I can play on a keyboard are bits of Ode to Joy and the first couple bars of Tubular Bells, both of which I play better on guitar :) Now if only someone would come up with a typing keyboard and midi guitar combo... Hell or just a cheap and accurate midi guitar!

trace · Post by **trace** » 25/12/2002 - 9:32

WOW

Looks like a keyboard i'm looking for, i have a small desk where i can't have a bog synth on

Dr.Future · Post by **Dr.Future** » 25/12/2002 - 19:12

As a user of Cubase, I'm looking forward to this in January:

You can grab it exclusively here:

http://www.music-city.de/product.php?ar ... superfeld=

LauriT · Post by **LauriT** » 26/12/2002 - 18:50

http://www.prodikeys.com/video/Main/Pro ... 0Intro.wmv

DHS · Post by **DHS** » 27/12/2002 - 16:31

Dr.Future wrote:As a user of Cubase, I'm looking forward to this in January:

This is simply crazy: a cheap and traditional keyboard with coloured keys at 119 euros! simply mad.