NAMM 2009: The Keytar Back with Roland’s AX-7
For all those musicians out there who have guitar envy and were curshed by the discontinuation of the original keytar a couple of years ago, you can rest easy. You head banging wannabe days are back with Roland’s announcement of the new AX-7 Midi keyboard controller.
The new controller features all the standards you expect from a keytar, but also features some improvements such as D-Beam controlling (so you can double up on your geekiness) and GM2/GS compatibility. Full features below
Features:
- Stage-oriented shoulder keyboard in attractive pearl white body
- 45-note velocity-sensitive keyboard-perfect for solos and bass lines
- Intuitive operation via new 7-segment LED display
- 5 realtime controller s: Data Entry knob, Touch Controller, Expression Bar, Hold button and light-sensing D Beam
- 128 patches with data backup via MIDI
- 2 MIDI zones for independent control of Upper/Lower parts
- GM2/GS Compatible
- Battery or AC powered
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