
"CME has just release their brand new intelligent keyboard controller - VX series. It's the first keyboard with motor fader controller as well as multi-function expansion slot in the world. As the first keyboard with 'PadStyle' intelligent MIDI songs and styles in the world, it is available to update via USB. It’s also the first keyboard with unique Game mode, Multi-scale and U-CTRL function in the world.
Not only a MIDI keyboard controller, VX also supplies many unique functions to meet the need of 21 century's new musicians. Firstly, VX supplies both USB MIDI and USB audio functions. Users do not need extra audio interface when they using VX with music software. VX also builds in many MIDI songs and accompaniment in different styles, including loop variation and chord change, which are elaborate made by professional musicians and can be sprung by VX's unique 'PadStyle'. All MIDI songs and styles can be downloaded from Internet and transferred into VX via USB. VX supplies a brand new Game mode, users could use this function and music books with VX to test their skill of performance, and students could learn many tips in this mode. VX is the first keyboard that has build in muiti-ethical scales in the world, and it will surprise you, no matter you want to play Arabian music of Asian music. U-CTRL is a brand new concept by CME, it provides the easiest way to communicate between controller and music software. You do not need to load template or presets, just press U-CTRL button and all the controllers for software you may use will be ready. VX's multi-function expansion slot gives you many option for expanding your VX, including sound module with sample function, analog synthesizer module, firewire audio interface module, digital mixing console module and etc, with these expansion cards, VX will bring you a all-in-one music production platform. "
"VX is the first keyboard that has build in muiti-ethical scales in the world"
ReplyDeleteexcellent!
the Bitstream Midi controller looks nifty and finally a Midi controller that has a Crossfader,
ReplyDelete+ X/Y control. :)
Only thing that keeps me away is the fact, that i have a CME keyboard controller already and the Midi handling is really crab! The editor eg. works as a virtual Mididriver between Keyboard and host. There are still bugs and after half a year of waiting CME finally released a beta of an editor that is far from professional.
so, unless i have confirmations from other users that this thing is working better, i'll stay away.
I mean you can't argue about what you get for the money, but there
is always a difference between "cheap" and "worth the money". After 4 month of having it
half of the frontpanels printing + paint of the sidepanels has rubbed off.
The key action is great though and the only reason why i actually keep it. However, i will go for the new 61 key Novation controller
unless another controller (withoput I/Os!!) will hit the market within the next 3 month.