Details in Googlish via Music Store:"FAME Digital KX 61 HC
The KX 61 HC Fame is the extensive master Midicontroller keyboard equipped for the price musician.
It offers an incredibly good price / performance ratio and sensational controller with endless possibilities knobs and faders. Equipment such as The Breath controller port looking else in this price class usually in vain. 5 einstallbare velocity curves allow the KX 61 to the best feeling personally set.
A split-function and remote control buttons for the sequencer make the KX 61 class thanks to the easy compatibility in a software DAW specify a hardware controller. So it requires no driver. `Genuine Plug'n Play - USB cable plug in - run! And Win XP 32 on Mac OS X to Vista 64!
Features:* 61 leichtgewichtete keys with aftertouch
* 8 freely assignable infinite knob
* 8 freely assignable faders
* Master volume
* 5 velocity curves
* Keyboard split
* Remote control buttons for sequencer
* USB to MIDI and MIDI Out
* 2 inputs for sustain / damper pedal
* Input for Breath Controller
* GM / XG / GS mode for optimal control of a General MIDI-compatible device
* 10 function keys
* 10 presets
* Operating via USB or AC adapter (optional) possible
* Treiberlose installation under Windows XP and Mac OSX, Vista 32/64
* Dimensions (WxDxH): 1,000 x 340 x 100 mm
* Weight: 12 kg"
via Shepitology
Update via Bill C in the comments: "The english version of the Music Store's page is at [link]. It claims to be a hammer-action keyboard with velocity and aftertouch. Rather unusual for a 61-key synth?"
The english version of the Music Store's page is at
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It claims to be a hammer-action keyboard with velocity and aftertouch. Rather unusual for a 61-key synth?
A bit late, but better late than never...
ReplyDeleteIt does have (channel) aftertouch, but the 61-key version does not have hammer action.
The keys nevertheless feel good for the price, comparable to the m-audio keybeds, only a bit softer in response.
I have on of those (KX-61) as my main master keyboard for my rig, and I get along with it nicely.
FAME KX61C its musicstore branded Worlde KX61C
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