- at the back to
minimize keybed depth; some use keys that
pivot in the
middle or have
longer pivot arms with higher-end
keybeds,
similar to
acoustic pianos...
-
Fatar is an
Italian supplier of
keybeds for
digital pianos,
synthesizers and organs,
based in Recanati, Italy. The
company was
founded by Lino
Ragni in...
- the Mirage. The
first Mirage (1984) had an all-metal case and endcaps, a
keybed manufactured by Pratt-Reed, and
large square black buttons.
Mirage DSK-8...
- –
dubbed the FL Key Mini and the FL Key 37, the
latter being larger in
keybed and size –
originally from Novation's own
Launchkey line,
modified to have...
-
features plus 76
weighted keys and
channel aftertouch courtesy of a
Fatar keybed,
whereas the TS-10 had
polyphonic aftertouch and 61
unweighted keys. The...
- the
mechanical linkage between the key cam and the hammer. To make the
keybed more compact, many
digital keyboards use a
pivot point in the rear and hammers...
- chorus, flanger,
rotary speaker Input/output
Keyboard 61 keys (Yamaha FS
keybed) Left-hand
control Spring-return
joystick (pitch and modulation) External...
- Wave 2
instead of the Nord Lead A1
engine used in the
previous model. The
keybed was
updated to
include a triple-sensor. The Nord
Stage 4 is
offered in three...
- "The
vicarage including attached coach-house,
Church Street, Olney,
Milton Keybes (1158059)".
National Heritage List for England. Martin,
Bernard (1950)....
- Carpenter. It was
followed by the
larger Prophet-10,
which featured two
keybeds and was less
successful as it was
notorious for unreliability. The smaller...
