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Computers, Internet and Technology / Best Midi Keyboard Controller for cubase 9
« on: December 16, 2016, 11:23:44 AM »
OK, so prepare yourself this is a total rookie question. I have Cubase 9 and I'm looking to get omnisphere. I would like to get a universal midi controller with lots of slider and/or knobs for controlling the midi in Cubase,Ominsphere and possibly other programs.
I'm not sure how it all works. I don't want to buy a controller and then find out it doens't work for half of my programs. I've seen some midi keyboard controllers that seem to be dedicated to one program like THE KOMPLETE INSTRUMENT.
I actually liked the THE KOMPLETE INSTRUMENT, but don't really plan on getting the program or using it. I wonder if it will work universally for other programs. The reason I like it was because of the keyboard feel. I liked Novation Keyboard, because it has a lot of controls, but they keyboard also felt like a toy. Please share any input you think will be constructively helpful.
My Main Focus Is:
* A midi controller keyboard with lots of controlling slider, knobs, etc..
* A midi controller keyboard that works with Cubase, Omnisphere and is universal maping with all plugin and other programs. I don't want to have to get two keyboard
* Last, which I can actually do with out is a a good feeling keyboard. I have a 88 note Yamah keyboard I can use if I need to feel of a real keyboard, so I could sacrafice a good feeling keyboard. I do have one thought though if the keys feel like crap would that lead to less control of subtly. I mainly want to get a 49 key controller for composing amibent and eitherical music. I could do without a good feeling keyboard.
Thanks,
Johnny
I'm not sure how it all works. I don't want to buy a controller and then find out it doens't work for half of my programs. I've seen some midi keyboard controllers that seem to be dedicated to one program like THE KOMPLETE INSTRUMENT.
I actually liked the THE KOMPLETE INSTRUMENT, but don't really plan on getting the program or using it. I wonder if it will work universally for other programs. The reason I like it was because of the keyboard feel. I liked Novation Keyboard, because it has a lot of controls, but they keyboard also felt like a toy. Please share any input you think will be constructively helpful.
My Main Focus Is:
* A midi controller keyboard with lots of controlling slider, knobs, etc..
* A midi controller keyboard that works with Cubase, Omnisphere and is universal maping with all plugin and other programs. I don't want to have to get two keyboard
* Last, which I can actually do with out is a a good feeling keyboard. I have a 88 note Yamah keyboard I can use if I need to feel of a real keyboard, so I could sacrafice a good feeling keyboard. I do have one thought though if the keys feel like crap would that lead to less control of subtly. I mainly want to get a 49 key controller for composing amibent and eitherical music. I could do without a good feeling keyboard.
Thanks,
Johnny