ammoon Worlde Panda mini Portable Mini 25-Key USB Keyboard and Drum Pad MIDI Controller
Key features
- •25 velocity-sensitive keys. 8 backlit trigger pads.
- •4 MIDI control groups. 4 banks for different settings. (4 assignable control knobs plus 4 assignable control sliders)
- •8 control buttons: CC Mod, Mod, Bank, Prog, Pitch down / Pitch up, Octave down / Octave up.
- •Plug and Play USB 2.0 cable, no need of driver installation.
- •USB bus powered - no additional power cable needed.
Brandammoon
CategoryMIDI Controllers
ammoon Worlde Panda mini Portable Mini 25-Key USB Keyboard and Drum Pad MIDI Controller
List Price: $105.91$95.32DEALYou Save: $10.59 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Kris•February 6, 2018
Best option to purchase
Good for USB-A users
Terrence O'Neal•January 16, 2018
Comic loves it!! Easy for him to make his ideas come out into his songs
Could be better
mrJ29•January 7, 2018
Good for the price but the pads seem sticky. There's a delay when hitting them before i hear anything, but if i use the keys... No delay....
Okay and usable.
Joshua P•December 15, 2017
The keyboard part seems to feel rather nice for what I wanted it for: a simple, portable, synth-style keybed to control LMMS with. So that pretty much paid for itself...
...But the pads, which I was interested in using for recording 'semi-live finger-drumming' in the same software... the pads are extremely stiff, and not in a positive way. In fact, they barely seem to register unless it's on a firm, stable surface, perfectly flat and level, with a hit directly to the center. And I mean DIRECTLY; PINPOINT ACCURACY REQUIRED.
The dials and sliders, which I wanted to use to control parameters much like an analog synth... do the job, actually. They feel a bit chintzy but otherwise they're quite functional.
Overall fit-and-finish is okay; the printing on the surface was apparently smudged at the factory, not that I care about aesthetics. The knobs are a little sharp, too, but I can live with that.
...But the pads, which I was interested in using for recording 'semi-live finger-drumming' in the same software... the pads are extremely stiff, and not in a positive way. In fact, they barely seem to register unless it's on a firm, stable surface, perfectly flat and level, with a hit directly to the center. And I mean DIRECTLY; PINPOINT ACCURACY REQUIRED.
The dials and sliders, which I wanted to use to control parameters much like an analog synth... do the job, actually. They feel a bit chintzy but otherwise they're quite functional.
Overall fit-and-finish is okay; the printing on the surface was apparently smudged at the factory, not that I care about aesthetics. The knobs are a little sharp, too, but I can live with that.
works great with fl studio
yung mane•November 23, 2017
works great with fl studio. mine worked for about 5 months until a little plastic piece in the usb port broke. just plugged it in like normal one day and i heard a little crack and a black piece fell out and now it doesnt work lol so this is my review. great introduction to a midi, solid keyboard for the price. hopefully yours will last longer than mine
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