Tagged As: Casio Mini Size Keyboard
Question:
i'm looking to buy a very small keyboard/electronic organ. it needs to have at least 32 keys, but just half or three-quarter size. the max size of the whole keyboard needs to be a sheet of a4 (i.e. 30cm wide max, 20cm deep max). rather less if possible. it needs internal sounds (i.e. i want it to play standalone, without connecting to a synth or laptop (although downloading fonts to store would be ok) and needs to have lineout/headphones out. midi/usb would be nice, but not necessary. a modern-day vl-tone is i guess what i'm looking for. the m-audio audio workstation Ozone is physically too big, and needs a laptop i presume to use soundfonts, so can't be used standalone? the best compromise i can do seems to be buy a vintage 80's casio with really poor sound/keys, so i think i must be missing something? i've looked at the walkstations (qy-10) etc but i think i do need a proper keyboard layout, even if half-size i'm looking to buy a very small keyboard/electronic organ. it needs to have at least 32 keys, but just half or three-quarter size. the max size of the whole keyboard needs to be a sheet of a4 (i.e. 30cm wide max, 20cm deep max). rather less if possible. it needs internal sounds (i.e. i want it to play standalone, without connecting to a synth or laptop (although downloading fonts to store would be ok) and needs to have lineout/headphones out. midi/usb would be nice, but not necessary. a modern-day vl-tone is i guess what i'm looking for. the m-audio audio workstation Ozone is physically too big, and needs a laptop i presume to use soundfonts, so can't be used standalone? the best compromise i can do seems to be buy a vintage 80's casio with really poor sound/keys, so i think i must be missing something? i've looked at the walkstations (qy-10) etc but i think i do need a proper keyboard layout, even if half-size
Answer:
Generally, anything with mini keys and onboard sounds is going to be cheap crap and sound like it Might be an idea to give us some background information? What's the project?
Add to favorites