QUICKSHOT MIDI COMPOSER MIDI KEYBOARD IN KARACHI

Real musicians do it with 49 key full-size keys!" MIDI Composer is first and foremost an entry-level keyboard but needs a way to start actually producing music. The action of the keyboard is perfectly adequate, and should suit most people -- especially once you've tweaked the velocity response to your satisfaction -- but I would advise you to try it out to see if you're happy with it. The other controls work well: although some people might prefer to have additional buttons in order to avoid using the musical keys for control functions, in practice you get used to this very quickly. If you want to get started on a 'real' keyboard, then have a good look at this one, especially if you already have a sequencer. As I'm sure it must say in the back window of somebody's car -- Real musicians do it with full-size keys. GETTING THE JUICE The keyboard can be powered in three ways -- the two obvious ones are by batteries (for those with large bank balances) or using an external power supply (the back-panel socket needs a source of between 7.5V and 9V DC). A power supply is not supplied with the package -- but before you reach for your pens to write those letters of outrage, let me mention that the third option is to power the keyboard direct from your soundcard. All you do is connect the supplied cable between the back-panel 15-pin D-type connector, and the similar connector that appears on many soundcards (normally used to attach joysticks or MIDI-socket adapter leads). The keyboard then takes its power direct from the PC, and I'm sure this is the way that 99% of people will use it. A second 15-way D-type connector appears on the back panel of the keyboard, and you can use this to plug in the cable previously disconnected from your soundcard to make way for the MIDI Composer. The standard MIDI In and Out sockets provided by the soundcard lead will then reappear. In addition, a standard 5-pin DIN MIDI output socket is provided on the back panel of the MIDI Composer for directly attaching further MIDI devices.