Studiologic SL 990 XP is a more advanced version of SL 990. The "Grand Touch Action" was added to SL 990 XP technology architecture, which means that the lower notes are heavier than the higher ones, the imitation of a real piano. In addition, XP version...
Studiologic SL 990 Pro is the perfect instrument for self-expression on stage, in the studio or at home. The device is suitable for both beginners and professionals who want an easy-to-use controller with no quality sacrifice. SL 990 Pro features a...
In 2002, Studiologic Music SL760 was released. It has a 76-note semi-weighted stage keyboard with aftertouch, which is competently balanced for the piano performance. In the far left corner of the control panel there are 2 wheels for changing the pitch...
In 2002, a number of MIDI keyboards Studiologic Music SL760 and Studiologic Music SL880 were released. The latter differs from SL760 in the number of keys. SL880 has an 88-note semi-weighted stage keyboard with aftertouch. In the far left corner of the...
In 2002, Studiologic Music company released SL 1100. It has an 88-note weighted velocity sensitive keyboard. On the left side you can find 2 standard modulation/pitch wheels (each wheel can be activated/deactivated for each keypad zone), 4 programmable...
In 2002 MIDI-keyboard SL 2001 was released. Despite the fact that the instrument is made of plastic, the design is quite solid. SL 2001 has an 88-note velocity sensitive keyboard. On the left side you can find 2 standard modulation/pitch wheels (each...
Best MIDI/USB controller for virtual (software) pianos. To make it easier to understand what it is, let us remind you of one of the best digital pianos in the world - KAWAI MP11 and, in particular, its keyboard - excellent RM3 Grand II regarding every...
The release of the minimalistic AKAI MPC Element took place in 2013. It is a controller featuring 16 pads with a USB connection to the computer. It comes with a serial number for MPC Essentials, a stripped down version of the MPC software that you could...
Since the release of AKAI MPC60 in 1988, the Music Production Controller has become one of the most legendary drum machines. Now inspired by the success of Native Instruments Maschine, the company entered the hardware/software market with the revived MPC...
In 2016 AKAI decided to "refresh" the old version of MPC Studio, and present its successor - MPC Studio Black. The interface was no different. Major updates affected the housing of the device, which was turned black, improved pads - now they get thicker...
