M-Audio E-Keys 37 MIDI Keyboard
September 2nd, 2010 | 
Author: M-Audio E-Keys 37 MIDI Keyboard
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Product Description
Have you ever wanted to learn to play music but didn t know where to start? Then eKeys is for you. This compact 37-note mini keyboard comes with music software and games that make learning a breeze for all ages. Installation is just as easy simply plug eKeys into any USB computer. MAC & PC Compatible.
Details
- Lightweight USB Keyboard with 37 Mini Keys
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5 Responses to “M-Audio E-Keys 37 MIDI Keyboard”
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The main drawback of this is its main asset: It is tiny. It fits nicely under my 17″ iMac, and allows me to play with GarageBand, which is all I really wanted. For about $100 you can get a proper, full-size, midi/usb keyboard, which if I were at all serious would be the thing to get. But as a toy (for an adult or child), this is acceptable. Beware that the keys are so small that they are narrower than my fingers (which are not that fat) in diameter! It is a child-size keyboard really. I ordered this on Sunday evening and had standard shipping and it arrived 10am Wednesday. It works on Apple without external software; for PCs it comes with a CD. It seems to work fine.
Please note that this is not a stand-alone keyboard. To use it, you need the computer, and the sounds produced are synthesized by the computer software (such as GarageBand).
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Great little keyboard MIDI controller. I just needed something small and compact that would fit easily in my luggage for when I travel. This fits the bill perfectly.
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This product does exactly what I hoped it would do. I only use it for inputting chords on leadsheets when using Finale. It’s also great that it doesn’t take up a lot of space.
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Im not a professional keyboard player. I bought this keyboard to have something to play around in with reason and Guitar Pro. It suits those needs great. Its detects right away and withing minutes you will be playing.
The keyboard itself is extremly small reminds me of a kids toy keyboard. If your looking for something more professional you will probably have to fork out the $100 bucks and get the bigger model.
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When I saw everyone compaining about the size-I thought it was all greatly exaggerated.
Trust me when I say this though-when I got this thing in the mail today-I put it next to my 18 inch ruler, it’s barely half an inch larger. All the keys are crammed into this space-so just imagine for a moment if you could how small that is (especially the black keys!).
Reason I didn’t completely 1 this is it’s still a nice sleek, design and at least operational.
These are literally for babyfingers-I think my cat could play this one (would love if he could!) I want to return/resell this one-meanwhile I’ve invested in a 79 dollars M-AUDIO Keyrig 25, which is just excellent-with full sized keys and serves the purpose I wanted this one to-portable instrument for my laptop.