Just amazing how it's done on this Ketron X1

Hi Donny,
wow, that's amazing.

What on earth is the controller used? Reminds one of the little buttons on an accordian.

Love the nuts, bolt and washers in the middle of the kb,got to be to hang your coat on, Ketron think of everything.

Thanks for the video clip .loved the playing .

This type of Chromatic Master Keyboard is available from Musictech in Italy .
just recently purchased a great midi wireless transmitter /receiver for my acoustic/midi accordion .

They also make three models of chromatic KeyBoard MT60 , MT50 and MT40

web site :- www.musictech.it

Regaards ..Giovanni

This type of Chromatic Master Keyboard actually consists of the two chromatic sides of an accordeon put intoo a keybed. Overhere in Holland and Germany many accordeon players use them in combination with their arrangers...

Ketron has allways been a favourite of these players, but i have also seen Tyros1 and wersi instruments with this controller.

The ORIGINAL Cordovox was a 'piano' accordion - keys on right, buttons on left - that was split in half and put side by side, in the same way the unit in the video is ...

Thanks Bachus,
just never seen anything like it before.
Looks very complicated, but, I suppose not to an accordian player.

Look in the Audya8

http://www.ketron.it/images/ketron/immagini2010/Audya8_grande.jpg

The Chromatone CT-312 Keyboard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2VfxvnofAo&feature=related

The keyboard is called a “Janko” keyboard, and it was invented in 1882 by Paul von Janko. Check out the following link to see a picture gallery of several models (many of which are pianos, not MIDI keyboards)

http://squeezehead.com/uniform-keyboard/