Studiologic by Fatar SL161 61-Key MIDI Controller (Weighted Synth Action)

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Studiologic by Fatar SL161 61-Key MIDI Controller (Weighted Synth Action), Main
Studiologic by Fatar SL161 61-Key MIDI Controller (Weighted Synth Action), Main
Does not include sustain pedal.

The StudioLogic SL-161 is a 61-note keyboard featuring keys that are velocity sensitive with weighted synth action and aftertouch.

Features
Pitch Bend Wheel and Modulation Wheel

Memory for the storage of last used zone parameters

8 Zone Specific Velocity Curves

8 Global Velocity Curves

2 Zones for Splits and Programmable Layers

Numerical keypad corresponding to the keys of the central octave

Top Panel
2 buttons for the enabling and disabling of the 2 keyboard zones

Enter/Edit button

2 scroll buttons (Up/Down) for Edit parameters

10 LEDs indicating the active parameter

2 LEDs indicating which zone button is active (On/Off)

Rear Panel
2 Parallel MIDI outputs

Sustain Input jack

Volume Input jack

DC Input jack

Power Switch and LED

Weight: 12 lbs.

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars. (50 ratings)
Submitted October 26, 2004 by a customer from ontology.com

Studiologic by Fatar SL161 61-Key MIDI Controller (Weighted Synth Action) Customer Review

Overall: 1 out of 5 stars
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Features
Reasonable number of controller features. Has note transpose, not just octave transpose, which I liked.
Quality
Keyboard action was okay. Semi-weighted was better than totally spring loaded, but not as good as the semi-weighted that I loved on the Korg O1/W, for example. *** I OWNED TWO OF THESE, AND BOTH OF THEM FRIED WITHIN FOUR YEARS TIME. I'm not going to buy a third one, I learned my lesson. There's something messed up about its power or something, as they keep dying. Keyboard controllers should only die when you pound them into pieces with enthusiastic playing, not because of electrical problems.

Musical Background:

Professional musician

Musical Style:

Techno, Electronic, TV ads.
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