Alesis Q88 | 88-Key USB/MIDI Keyboard Controller with Pitch & Mod Wheels
Enjoy the extended range of a full piano keyboard.
The Alesis Q88 provides an excellent feel that conveys all the nuances of your playing through 88 semi-weighted, velocity-sensitive keys. Pitch bend and modulation wheels ensure an expressive performance, plus you can transpose to quickly play in any key.
At just 22 pounds, the compact and portable Q88 is equally at home on stage and in the studio.
Specifications
POWER: USB; 9V DC, 500 mA, center pin-positive, 5.5 mm outside barrel diameter and 2.5 mm inside barrel diameter (sold separately) KEYBOARD: 88 keys CONNECTIONS USB data/power port Sustain pedal jack Volume pedal jack MIDI output jack (5-pin) Power selector switch 9V DC power input USB: 1 slave connector (MIDI over USB) DIMENSIONS (height x depth x length): 3.5″ x 5.5″ x 53.5″ WEIGHT: 22 lbs
Box Contents
Q88 Ableton Live Lite Alesis Edition AIR Music Tech Xpand!2 (Download) USB Cable User Guide Safety Instructions & Warranty Information Booklet
Product Features
- 88-key USB MIDI keyboard controller provides the ideal surface for composing and performing music with computer-based digital audio workstations, sequencers, and more
- 88 semi-weighted velocity-sensitive keys give you piano-like responsiveness and range for professionals or practice sessions
- Pitch and Modulation wheels add musical expression; perfect for emulating the nuances of specialized musicians via DAW software
- Octave Up and Down buttons extend the note range for expanded melodic range
- Sustain pedal input, aux pedal input and MIDI output for pro-level performance + versatility
- Single USB cable simplicity delivers both data and power
- Ableton Live Lite Alesis Edition software is included to get you creating right out of the box
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Great controller This keyboard is a great value no matter how you slice it.First of all, it came properly packaged and included a USB cable in its original box.Plugged it in and Logic Pro X recognized it right away.For the money, you can’t beat the feel of the keyboard. If you grew up playing piano then having a keyboard that feels credible, especially if its a full 88 keys, is crucial. I had an 88 Key MAudio keyboard, and while it did the job, it didn’t feel nearly as nice…
For the money this is a great value. I wanted a full sized midi keyboard and this fills the role nicely. Its just for personal playing anduse with a DAW on the PC. The semi-weighted keys feel good and its pressure sensitive. Easy to set up and use its a solid pieceof equipment. Could you use it professionally? I’d say yes but if your actually playing gigs there are better (though moreexpensive) options. If you want/need a full sized midi keyboard this is about as good as it…