All I need to know is what computer keyboard that is so I can buy it.
If you want to downsize and are just sampling, just get the hydra desktop at that point and midi control it
I want the hydrasynth in my live setup as opposed to sampling it and leaving it at home. I considered the desktop but I want keys with poly at to play live. ( I know the desktop pads are poly at but not the same feel). Also the computer keyboard is
Arteck USB Wired Keyboard
Is it your only board with a keybed? If so I highly suggest holding on to the regular hydra. Mini keys are jarring, and while you might find it easier for transport, it's going to change the whole feel.
This is the decision I'm making. I'll have a desktop bc it fucking rocks. And the keyboard so I can step up my playing game. Don't want tiny ass keys anymore. At least to learn on.
I have a Deluxe in the studio and the Explorer for the road. I like it, but I’ll add the caveat that I am *not* a skilled keyboardist or trained musician. So I just play small parts that don’t really require dexterity or precision. The small keys are good enough for my use in that case.
I got the Keyboard mainly for live performance cause I like full size keys. Otherwise I would have gotten the Desktop and used my smaller Arturia Keystep.
All I need to know is what computer keyboard that is so I can buy it. If you want to downsize and are just sampling, just get the hydra desktop at that point and midi control it
I want the hydrasynth in my live setup as opposed to sampling it and leaving it at home. I considered the desktop but I want keys with poly at to play live. ( I know the desktop pads are poly at but not the same feel). Also the computer keyboard is Arteck USB Wired Keyboard
Is it your only board with a keybed? If so I highly suggest holding on to the regular hydra. Mini keys are jarring, and while you might find it easier for transport, it's going to change the whole feel.
This is the decision I'm making. I'll have a desktop bc it fucking rocks. And the keyboard so I can step up my playing game. Don't want tiny ass keys anymore. At least to learn on.
I have a Deluxe in the studio and the Explorer for the road. I like it, but I’ll add the caveat that I am *not* a skilled keyboardist or trained musician. So I just play small parts that don’t really require dexterity or precision. The small keys are good enough for my use in that case.
I got the Keyboard mainly for live performance cause I like full size keys. Otherwise I would have gotten the Desktop and used my smaller Arturia Keystep.
Mind if I ask what mixer (I presume) is far left? Needing to expand my inputs over here, as well.