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Rapture Pro 2.0.4.25 - sustain only working on Midi Chan 1 I think there's a problem with Rapture Pro with the following. Sustain (CC64) will only work if it's being sent from a midi keyboard (with sustain footswitch) that is transmitting on Channel 1. It will not work if keyboard is transmitting on higher channels 2 thru 16. Can someone else please test this? I've tried this with 2 separate keyboards running on completely separate Midi Interfaces and both fail this test - see config below Same problem if standalone or VST within Cakewalk. I do not have this problem with any other synth like Zeta, SI Instruments, etc, etc. Meanwhile, I have a ticket into Cakewalk support and awaiting an answer.

Here's my assessment of the Kaysound MK-6101 MIDI controller. Please note that I am not a professional musician, but just an interested hobbyist. Features: 61 full-size velocity-sensitive keys Pitch bend wheel Modulation wheel Transpose and octave shift Program and bank change 6 program memories 3 digit LED display MIDI out socket Sustain socket Line-in with built-in amp and speakers, + headphone (mini) jack. A list of General MIDI instruments, etc, printed on it. 12 digit keypad (0-9 and +, -) Price: $225 Canadian in Toronto - or about $160 - $165 US Build quality - Somewhat flimsy, with the switch for the power and the slider for volume comparable to a lower-end portable cassette player. Keyboard Feel: Mediocre - what do you expect at this price?!? Sounds - None, since it's a MIDI controller only.

Built-in amplifier and speakers - Poor, as expected -- Despite being a MIDI controller only, it has a line-in and built-in amplifier which is poor, and equally poor speakers. However, they're just an added bonus which some might like having for use in a pinch. I would rather not have them since it just makes the thing about twice as big as it could be. The amplifier when turned up puts out a fair amount of noise, and speakers are really just like cheaper computer speakers. But then again I don't own computer speakers so maybe I'll use them for that. Instructions: Very bad - one two-sided sheet of paper. My first one had a defective key - not a good sign.

If there is another one that I can get soon for exchange, maybe I'll get it, but that defective key is pretty discouraging. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt for now. Overall assessment. Truly mediocre, but if I had one without a defective key I'd say it's a great deal for the price, considering the next step up is probably about twice as much.

By the way, someone mentioned that Fatar's can now be purchased in Mississauga, Ontario, but he couldn't remember at which store. Does anyone know? I might be buying the Kaysound MK-6101 by next weekend. I haven't found information on this particular product. Makalah pengertian dan latar belakang pembaharuan pemikiran dalam islam. Do you know how it compares with MK-4902? I have reason to believe the MK-6101 is probably very similar to the MK-4902 with 61 keys instead of 49 and may include a power supply adaptor.

How do I get in touch with the company? Is the company name Kaysound? Does anyone actually use a Terratec midi master Pro or Evolution MK-161 keyboard in USA? Sincerely, Srinivasan 2.