1 comments about CME Cable-in-line USB / MIDI Interface (U2 Midi).

1. I just about gave up because I could not get it to work with my Yamaha P-120 Electric Piano. The LED would flash and the device was recognized by my MacBook but sound could not be transmitted or received. As a last ditch effort I swapped the midi-in and out on the piano and voila'! It works like a charm, all you do is plug it in... no drivers to install or download.

No comments about CME Grey Midi/USB Keyboard Controller (Mkey).

No comments about Casio Keyboard 76 Key Smartmed.

No comments about PianoBar.

No comments about Nord Nord Modular G2 Synthesizer Compact Pro Keyboard.

1 comments about CASIO CTK900 STAD 61 Key Velocity Sensitive Music Keyboard with Stand.

1. The Casio keyboard is fine the ad indicated I was buying keyboard stand, and
   ac adapter. Received only the keyboard contacted amazon, their answer was
   sorry here is the e-mail address and telephone of company sending keyboard,
   call them said not their fault amazon not their fault finally referred to
   Casio company. After at least 7 - 10 calls and e-mail by the ton. They
   finally agreed to refund $25. I strongly felt that this problem should have
   been solved by amazon since they were the company that accepted my payment.
   They simply said we can get your money back but it is your problem, very
   disappointed in the service.

No comments about Nord Stage 88 Stage Piano.

1 comments about Access Virus TI Desktop Analog Synthesizer.

1. I have owned the 61-key TI for about 3 months. It is hands-down a top synth for electronic music. Easy to program and many features. It does not sound analog, it sounds lush and fat but not analog. I use it to make hard trance and pumping dance tracks. Great pads and great acid sounds too. Better than the best soft-synth on it's worst day. It would take 5 or 6 high powered computers to run the sounds this synth will produce. Matter of fact, you can't even compare it to software synth. You can't lose buying this synth. It's simply one of the best sounding and most versatile synths produced. I'm a big analog fan too, but it's nice to have both. I like to produce music, not just make cool sounds. The Virus has a sound that fits well on tracks. Only pure enthusiasts can enjoy the sound of analog verses very good VA ( I do ). But the reality is that the average audience does not. The new Virus can produce many great sounds that people want to hear today. Though not as detailed per-voice as a analog. In analog a lot of nuances get drowned out of the mix. After the other tracks are mixed, compression, mixing down to cd quality, then to MP3 qaulity, etc, etc, you lose a lot. But the Virus, what you get what you recrod. So you have a better idea of the final product as you're producing.
   
   I love analog sound but 99% of most audiences don't understand it. I.e. $3000 for an one voice Mini Moog is a bit much. I love the sound, but I have limited money I need to maximize my purchases.
   
   Softsynth just sound too phoney. The average listener knows crap when the they hear it. I'm pretty sure the hottest tracks are not made with Native Instruments synthware.
   
   My Dream setup
   
   Virus TI - I have
   Poly Evolver - I have
   
   Andromeda A6 - I want and am saving up for it.
   Jom xBase 09 SE - I want and will have soon.
   
   MiniMoog - Down the road.
   
   You can't lose with this setup.

No comments about Roland JUNO-G 61 Key Workstation Music Keyboard.

No comments about Suzuki C-11 Home Digital Piano.