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19th October 2011
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2009
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Thread Starter | Question for Owners of the Lintronics Minimoog
What would you recommend as a good MIDI controller? I have an Axiom Pro 61. My only other large Keyboard is a Prophet 8. Would either of those work? Thanks.  |
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19th October 2011
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| happy cycling  |
Just make sure you get a good MIDI > CV interface. Both keyboards you named should make fine controllers.
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19th October 2011
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Anyway, I have an Axiom Pro 61 too, and I find its keyboard action a bit too heavy for synth playing. Great for piano/electric piano / strings and other expressive instruments, but for fast Minimoog playing, I'd use the Prophet '08 which I think has a lighter action
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19th October 2011
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| happy cycling |
Nevermind - I was confused with another type of modification.
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20th October 2011
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| Lives for gear  Joined: May 2010 Location: Silicon Valley, CA
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Any MIDI keyboard will work. I got the Linntronics in my Mini and it also gives you a cool MIDI syncable dedicated LFO.
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20th October 2011
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2009
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Thank you for the replies  |
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