why no one ever review WORLDE P-61 PRO MIDI Keyboard? i think its worth a look

Glad to hear it and glad my video helped! Congrats on your first keyboard!

Thanks Ida!

Thanks bro! Appreciate your support! It’s been too long!

@@jackthemurray but the video is worth the wait

These are controllers. controllers don't have or produce sound. Controllers merely play notes and allow you to do certain things as it pertains to manipulating those notes. Sounds like you want an actual workstation keyboard. Workstation keyboards have their own built in sounds/synth. Most come with some kind of sequencer and ability record directly into the unit. Some come with speakers, however most professional keyboard/workstations don't come with build in speakers. You have to connect them to some kind of audio system or you have to use headphones.

You are welcome!

I would personally pick the oxygen pro because I’m very used to the m audio waterfall style key beds. If I were to consider the Keylab, I would likely go for the full featured keylab and skip out on the keylab essential as Arturias cheap keyboards have never been my favorite. That’s just me though. Hope that helps!

@@jackthemurray Thank you for your feedback. Helps a lot. :)

@@jackthemurray new to your channel. U just answered my question. Waterfall feels…Yesssssss

Welcome! So glad to hear! Thanks for your comment!

@@jackthemurray since last comment, just went & purchased one. Enjoying it already. Again, Thx

The keyboards in this video are not ideal. You’ll want to find an 88 key weighted digital piano style keyboard. I’d recommend something made by Roland. Maybe the FP-10, FP-30X, or similar.

@@jackthemurray tks 🙂

The nektar Lx is really good The M-Audio is better But The nektar T4/T6 is the best simply because not only can you control your daw but you can also control third party plugins of all (Arturia plugins, Komplete plugins other third party plugins you can basically control all your VSTs with that controller especially using the nektarine Software

Personal preference!

Max! Great to hear from you man! Thanks for sticking with me despite my struggle to stay consistent! It means a lot! I don't know of any third party plugin that does this, but some DAWS have a built in AUDIO to MIDI feature. For example, in Ableton Live you could record an audio part on an audio track and then drag the clip to an empty MIDI track. When you do that a box will pop up asking you to convert to MIDI. This can be glitchy and isn't always spot on, but for simple MIDI parts it should help. I think the best long term solution would be to get some kind of USB MIDI controller. Even if it's a cheap old one. You should be able to find something online somewhere for even $20. Hope that helps, thanks again Max!

@@jackthemurray no problem. Thanks for your tips!

I like the Oxygen Pro personally. But I really recommend you try them out for yourself before deciding if you’re concerned about that kind of thing.

Yes definitely. You won’t need the keyboard to have its own arpeggiator.

Nope! These are all keyboard midi controllers. They do not generate sounds on their own from any media source. Must be connected to a digital device

I literally just purchased an Akai MPK261. I own 4 other pieces of Akai gear so I had really good experience with them. However the keyboard had to be returned less than a week later as one of the keys wasn't working properly. This was a complaint I saw when looking into it. Didn't think I'd actually experience it but I did. Very disappointing

@@johnsuggs7828 Well, I‘d also be disappointed if a new keyboard didn’t work properly. But generally the AKAI keyboards are of the best, I think!

@@vewilli If that one key worked, i would have kept it. I liked the 16 pads, the feel of it and the aftertouch (which i want always but seldom use). Until this, I've not had ANY problems with Akai's gear

@@johnsuggs7828 Don‘t they exchange it, it‘s new?

@@vewilli To be honest, I didn't need it. I wanted it but didn't need it. And when the key malfunctioned, I just gave up on it. My feelings on it was soured. Guitar Center did offer to exchange it, but I would have had to wait 3 days as it wasn't in any of the stores. They would have had to order it and have it shipped.

Depends on your price range. Likely something from Roland or Yamaha if you’re looking for built in sounds. Casio may also have an option with MIDI included. But just depends on what you want to spend.

Thank you. I went to see some in person this past weekend but they only had one Yamaha option. My price range is flexible. I’m willing to pay for what I’m looking for which I haven’t found yet 🥲

Are you looking for piano sounds only? Or a wide range of synthesizer/sample sounds? And what’s the budget range? I can share some options

I’m looking for a piano to: - practice jazz scales with (I’m a singer) - make instrumental music (using the drum pads to sample and produce music) - play live during performances - play in my studio (without a computer connection) - make beats (with computer connection) Ideally this would be a piano with built in speaker and midi capabilities. I am willing to buy a separate midi controller (I.e. 25 key) if needed but it must be compatible with the larger keyboard. No budget.

I’m a fan of those. I’ve overseen 4 in use in a school setting for 6 years with no failures.

You’ll want to make sure you find a keyboard that specifically supports IOS devices. Most the keyboards in this video don’t advertise this. Your best bet is probably the MPK Mini or similar, as they’re known for this kind of thing. Thanks for commenting!

@@jackthemurray Thank you very much for your support. I really appreciate your suggestion 🙂👍🏻

Oxygen pro for me!

@@jackthemurray thank you ! Do you think there is another choice in this range?

@@jackthemurray "Oxygen Pro 61" or "Novation Impuls 61" ? thnx a lot

I like the Oxygen, but I’ve used the impulse for years and know that one better. Both would be good, if you have a chance to try both I recommend it!

@@jackthemurray ok. But i must choice one 🙂

I’ll make note to include it in future iterations!

Which M Audio keyboards failed you and what was the cause of the fail (or what failed exactly)? I’m curious to know. Thanks!

@@jackthemurray been awhile, don't know the models, they are discontinued but they were the budget models and the Oxygen line. I do remember one of them was the silver oxygen 61 key. From what I remember drifting from the wheels. Also sending out random midi info. Drove me nuts. Affected recording and couldn't be fixed by opening them up. After the 3rd one going bad moved to the Nektar GX61. no problems. Getting a T6 soon.

Gotcha, thanks for sharing! The Nektar stuff has always seemed super cool. Wish they made an ableton controller!

@@jackthemurray yeah its rather odd they haven't

At the time of making the video, yes. Prices always subject to change.

Thanks for sharing!

They’re midi controllers… they don’t have sounds. you want demo sounds on midi controllers??