I have the Sony MDR-V600's I like them. Sony IMO makes decent studio head phones.
Yeah, the response of the V600 is basically the same as the MDR-7506.
This is because they're
close members of the same family.
Just curious why do you have so many microkeys?
The simplest possible answer is that I like them a lot.
They're the best feeling mini-keys on the market by a wide margin.
I like them for
more than just their portability, To elaborate:
The lightweight and small keys on the
microKEYs make it easy to
quickly cover large distances and play quick trills with almost no fatigue. This makes them well suited for particular types of playing
(synth bass, synth leads, sampled electric guitar, synth arpeggios).
By contrast, my
Novation is a lot more
expressive - I use it for instruments where nuanced velocity makes a big difference in the emotion of the piece
(i.e., an acoustic guitar lead, staccato orchestral stabs, and other multisampled natural instruments).
Started with the 37-key. Why?
It was the only one available! Loved it, but it was just BARELY too big to truly be considered
"portable".
In fact, I had to buy a new laptop backpack to pack it around - my old bag was only 20" long, and the 37-key is 22" long.
The 61-key and 25-key were introduced a few years after I had bought the 37-key model:
- Bought the 61-key as soon as it became available
(I had been wishing for it long before KORG announced it, so it was definitely a "must buy").
- Bought the 25-key to complete the collection because it's small enough to fit pretty much anywhere, and had a novel modulation source
(a joystick rather than a pitch/mod wheel).
-Ki
Salem Beats (+Reviews)