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kaykaynotk
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Interesting, I've just been reading into the Dexibell actions.
Seems you can buy off Dexibell: a 76 key dual contact TP/8S controller
without aftertouch in the
Dexibell S10L
To me that's close but no (aftertouch) cigar. Food for thought though. £2,500 worth of food
A lot of money just to get your hands on a 76 key TP/8S controller with no aftertouch. Obviously you're actually buying a stage keyboard with sound engine, motorised drawbar faders, audio interface and bluetooth. Would be cool if they offered it as a plain MIDI controller else your only other option as far as I can see is picking up something used. Or rolling your own which, frankly, I'm never gonna do am I.
Just come across another 76 key TP/8S board:
Johannus One
I can't bring myself to sell my Studiologic VMK-161 Organ Plus TP/8S MIDI controller (a bit of odd mix of waterfall white keys, textured TP/8S black notes, longer fulcrum than a TP/8O but sometimes gets referred to as a TP/8O) even though I prefer the key action on my Fantom7. So really I shouldn't be too excited about either of those TP/8S boards since the Fantom is 76 key plus outputs Hi Resolution velocity data.
Typical never being happy with what's on offer I want a long fulcrum 45 or 57 key MIDI controller
Low E is the best span I think. I constantly change my mind about that though. Not too many out there. Korg Monologue is one but that's only 25 minikeys and too big just to use as a MIDI controller.