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It has a good feel to it.
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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
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I prefer the feel of the black pads myself
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If you are the type who doesn't like learning new feels and techniques, opt out of this keyboard
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The keys are very cheap feeling and clanky
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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
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The pan knobs feel really good and not cheap, the faders have a nice feel of resistance to them like mixing boards do
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Great price, savage look, great feel,lightweights/thin, and great drum machine
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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
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Nice feel of the rubber buttons (satisfying press) on the left and cool LED coloring of
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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
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Great price, savage look, great feel,lightweights/thin, and great drum machine
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The overall feel is very much like a computer keyboard, so it doesn't have the long stroke of a typical music keyboard.
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this is the second, more useful model, The pads have decent feel and response and having 16 is good
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Surprisingly nice feel for the raised button style keys
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Let me put it this way: you will either love this new feel or hate it
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I also like the feel of both the sixteen pads and X-Y pad very much
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Let me put it this way: you will either love this new feel or hate it