Great price, savage look, great feel,lightweights/thin, and great drum machine

If you are the type who doesn't like learning new feels and techniques, opt out of this keyboard

The overall feel is very much like a computer keyboard, so it doesn't have the long stroke of a typical music keyboard.

I like the feel of the mixer and was never a big fan of on screen display representations, and this is just what I wanted and it was even less than $50!As for Ardour 3, I haven't had much luck yet, but it is listed in the control surfaces menu

Let me put it this way: you will either love this new feel or hate it

The keys are very cheap feeling and clanky

I bought this just so I would have a quick and dirty way of mixing tracks since the tactile feel of having sliders is important to me

In short, it is worth your 60 dollars, it has a sturdier build than the first version, it has a nice feel and good resistance on the faders and pan knobs and all toggle switches feel durable and better quality than the cost of this unit

Surprisingly nice feel for the raised button style keys

this is the second, more useful model, The pads have decent feel and response and having 16 is good

Most of them make an attempt at reproducing the feel of expensive equipment, even the feel of a real acoustic piano(you know, the kind with strings!), but they often fall short

Let me put it this way: you will either love this new feel or hate it

It has a good feel to it.

The pan knobs feel really good and not cheap, the faders have a nice feel of resistance to them like mixing boards do

I also like the feel of both the sixteen pads and X-Y pad very much

Great price, savage look, great feel,lightweights/thin, and great drum machine

I prefer the feel of the black pads myself

Nice feel of the rubber buttons (satisfying press) on the left and cool LED coloring of