If you don't mind vintage equipment, or having a hundred pound midi
controller, you could look for a used kurzweil midiboard. no usb,
obviously.
http://www.retrosynth.com/~analoguediehard/studio/keyboards/kurzweil_midiboard/
On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 3:46 PM, Cedric Roux <sed@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking for a piano keyboard
> ("midi master keyboard" I think it's called).
> I'm looking for something with keys that feel
> more or less like a real piano. I've seen several
> models, some have real hammers inside. I wonder
> if that's useful/necessary to emulate a piano touch.
>
> I want 88 keys (standard piano) and USB connection.
> I want something that I can plug into my computer
> and that would work as a midi source more or less
> out of the box with my Debian-based system.
> (I can write some code, no problemo, I do it all the
> time. I just need something compatible with linux.)
>
> So, I would like to know if any of you, preferably
> someone who knows and likes to play the (real) piano,
> uses this kind of devices, and if yes what model you
> use.
>
> My main idea is to have a "portable piano" because I
> can't afford the real beast, plus I need something I
> can use at 2am without annoying neighbours. And I want
> something of reasonable quality.
>
> Thanks!
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