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M-Audio UC-33e Review

October 14th, 2006 by Alexis Vanier, The King of No Eyes

Recently, a friend of mine lent me one of his midi controllers, the M-Audio UC-33e. I’ve had the opportunity to fiddle with it, perform with it, and discover some of its quirks. I’m glad I did, because now I can tell you why I wouldn’t recommend it.

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Alesis Photon X25 Review

August 14th, 2006 by ScottyP

In the world of affordable compact midi controllers, the Photon x25 stands out. With sturdy 360 rotary knobs, an assignable sensor which detects 3d motion, and a built in audio interface, the photon is not short on features. How does it compare to other 25 key controllers? Read on to find out more… Read the rest of this entry »

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M-Audio Uno USB midi interface Review

July 9th, 2006 by Alexis Vanier, The King of No Eyes

Most of you have some very cheap Casio keyboard at home you’re hesitating to throw in the trash. Do not my friends, there is still some life left in them. Couple them with the most affordable midi interface available, the M-Audio Uno, ‘et voilà‘ ! Read the rest of this entry »

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M-audio Oxygen8 Video review

June 25th, 2006 by ScottyP

The first ever Geardos video review!

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M-audio Radium 49 Review

June 21st, 2006 by ScottyP

The Radium 49 seemed like an affordable midi controller solution for my needs. I originally paid about 230 $ CAD for it after tax. This product features a USB bus powered midi interface, 8 sliders, 8 knobs, pitch and mod wheel, sustain peddle input, 4 octaves, 2 midi-outs (one from the keyboard itself and another independent out to control other gear from a sequencer program) and a very lightweight design. Read the rest of this entry »

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