Keep in mind this doesn't control velocity.īelow the wheeels and the slider, there is a recessed area with four rubber buttons. This is the volume slider, which controls how loud the keyboard should output MIDI messages. To the right of the wheels is a horrizontal slider. Keep in mind the modjulation wheel is not stationary, it can be moved to a specific spot, where as the pitch wheel simply returns to its default position when released.
The wheel closest to the left edge is the pitch wheel, and the one next to it is the modjulation wheel. Starting from the top, you have two wheels. No extra bells and whistles, which of course, means that it's very easy to get used to.Īll the controls of the keyboard are on the left side. The nice thing about the keyboard, is it's just a keyboard. It is about the length of a 15-inch laptop when I compared it against the length of my HP notebook. However, upon receiving the keyboard, given its price of $33USD, I was quite impressed.Īs I said above, it is small, and very lightweight, about the weight of a small Bluetooth speaker. Bearing in mind that I had never owned a MIDI keyboard, I was not expecting it to be as small and as compact as reviejs claimed. When I bought my midiPlus AKM320, I was quite surprised by the size.
The midiPlus AKM320 is a cheap, small, and compact USB MIDI keyboard that fits on a table or in your lap.
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