Thanks Bachus, yes it does make sense. The SEVEN's user manual makes the same point. Plus, I can actually 'feel' the difference between the modeled instruments and the sampled instruments on the SEVEN. But.....for the money, that Keyscape package seems like one heck of a bargain, especially if you already have the computer hardware to support it. I have two cheap 49key controllers, including the Alesis Vx49, but would like something larger (76 would be enough, don't really need 88). I have an old Roland A70 but would need a 5-pin to USB to use it and don't know if the velocity curve on such an old controller would be compatible (or if it can be adjusted - have to check the manual) - love the keybed on it though plus it can control up to four different midi devices. We'll see. Thanks.
chas
Actually the strong point of Keyscape is that you can use those sounds in omnisphere, and take those sounds to the next level of synthesis.. thats creates some incredible new fresh sounds... less authentic, but with their very own character... this is where keyscape shines..
Personally i stepped away from midi keyboards, as my kronos offers so much more and beats all those midi keyboards in functionallitty..
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