Very fun to play, great keybed, some wireless issues
Feels solid, great keybed, had some issues with wireless interference leading to keyup events not being received but overall I'm happy with the product.
Trevor
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Take back the stage and experience untethered keytar performance with the next generation Alesis Vortex Wireless 2 Keytar!
Feels solid, great keybed, had some issues with wireless interference leading to keyup events not being received but overall I'm happy with the product.
Trevor
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I bought this as an open box item, and it was just as described. After two weeks I'm still trying to learn the ins and outs of this controller, but for the money I am really impressed. The ribbon and pitch bend wheels are well placed, the keybed feels solid and even, and so far it has done everything I ask it to do. I am using it with the included Ableton Live Lite and included Xpand 2, etc., on an older Mac Mini, and it is an amazing combination. The controller is very lightweight but seems solidly built. The software for editing the controls is a little weak, but it is a great value despite that -- I find that the default mapping within the supplied tools is pretty good. I was concerned that 37 keys was too few, but haven't found that to be the case with the nicely placed octave and sustain buttons. And wireless out of the box, with included USB receiver dongle? What's not to like? I couldn't be happier!
Anthony
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USB MIDI Connector | Yes |
Keyboard Type | Velocity-sensitive keys with aftertouch |
Number of Keys | 37 |
Controllers |
Thumb-controlled volume slider and reversible pitch-bend wheel on neck MIDI-assignable touchstrip, zone, sustain, and octave-control buttons on neck |
Pads/Triggers | 8 RGB back-lit velocity-sensitive trigger pads |
Included Software |
Ableton Live Lite Recording Software |
Battery Type | 4 x AA |
Model | Vortex Wireless 2 Keytar |