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joelsampson · 09-23-2015, 01:37 AM

I have a 25 key controller on all my workstations, it goes between the QWERTY keyboard and the monitor. It is very useful to audition a part, play drum parts or bass lines.

I have a 71 or 88 controller to the left on all the workstations I do real work on. You cannot play with the short keyboards. If you are only going to have one, go with a larger one. It does not cost much or any more. You might also look at a portable digital piano. Many consumer models are quite nice, cheap, and can function as a controller and a sound source. Check out Guitar Center.

09-23-2015, 01:37 AM	#32
joelsampson Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 913	I have a 25 key controller on all my workstations, it goes between the QWERTY keyboard and the monitor. It is very useful to audition a part, play drum parts or bass lines. I have a 71 or 88 controller to the left on all the workstations I do real work on. You cannot play with the short keyboards. If you are only going to have one, go with a larger one. It does not cost much or any more. You might also look at a portable digital piano. Many consumer models are quite nice, cheap, and can function as a controller and a sound source. Check out Guitar Center. __________________ Trying to get work out the door. . . My resource links: http://www.djemberecords.com/links.html