That depends on your setup and gear location etc..
No thanx I'll use a separate controller KB. Then if you gig itsa nightmare to unhook it all..

What a drag, disconnecting a USB cable... total nightmare

The real point, why even use a controller, especially if it is a limited notes on/off midi transfer.

And a more elaborate controller, needs attention to set up, and still can't match the work flow of an arranger as the controller.

You need to think about what you are saying

I have thought about it and it works perfectly for me..
my launchkey MKIII 25 is the perfect controller for my needs with my Daw.

Donny, if the time comes that all I need is 25 keys.... I know it is time to just play the radio.

Fran you just don't get it
I don't think a piano will fit in my desk drawer.. Just sayin'

Ok so I watched the video. Thank goodness there are time markers for various content! I guess the next step is to download the manual(s).

What I would really like to see though, is a song cover. I heard the "Tears for Fears" riff at the very beginning of the video. But I would like to see the mechanics, fingering, etc., of a more traditional melody with some type of harmonic accompaniment. Not necessarily a "style" as we know them from our arrangers, but something-- arps, guitar strumming, chord pad, bassline, etc. The simpler, the better. Hey mister, can you play Silent Night? ;-)

Then get rid of the desk drawer

[video:youtube]https://youtu.be/OC-2CPgNOPY[/video]

I remember this being posted a while back. By combining styles with arpeggios, your canvas seems to expand. Although this is the Montage...I would think the Modx would be capable of this as well.

Donny is out shopping

You mean IN shopping. He needs a mouse in his hand at all times.