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Get complete control of your software synths

The
Studiologic VMK-161 is a studio-grade MIDI controller, offering 61
velocity-sensitive organ-style keys, 25 programmable knobs, sliders, and
faders, a pitch bend wheel, modulation joystick, sequencer/transport
controls, 3 programmable pedal inputs, 30 user-programmable preset
patches, and more. This is the total control station for musicians
working with harware and software synths. Make the Studiologic VMK-161
the centerpiece of your digital production workstation!

For
those not familiar with MIDI controllers, this is NOT a keyboard with
built-in sounds. The VMK-161 is for use with software setups like Garage
Band, Logic, Native Instruments, etc., or with standalone synth
modules.

This
is a used MIDI keyboard in Mint Condition; No notable cosmetic damage,
all features are functioning properly. Ships in a Calzone brand soft
case with power supply, sustain pedal, and instruction manual.


  • 61 keys with semi-weighted Fatar Waterfall Touch

  • Retro-styled white keyboard

  • Velocity and Aftertouch-sensitive

  • LCD Display with Data Entry Dial

  • Pitch Bend and Modulation Joystick

  • 30 User-Programmable presets, including presets for popular softsynths and organ emulations

  • 25 Programmable Knobs, Sliders and Buttons

  • 5 button Sequencer Transport control

  • 3 Programmable Pedal inputs

  • 2 MIDI outputs

  • Built-in USB with Bus power

  • Dimensions: 37-2/5" x 13-3/4" x 5-1/2"

  • Weight: 23lb.

  • Includes: Power Adapter, Sustain Pedal, Instruction Manual

  • Ships in a Calzone brand soft case

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Listed12 years ago
ConditionMint (Used)
Mint items are in essentially new original condition but have been opened or played.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • VMK-161
Finish
  • Gray
Categories
Made In
  • Italy

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