wat is the best key board and mpc for fl

[loudejmaster]

im savin money till christmas what is the best keyboard and mpc

 

[faith]

Well cant tell you the best but I know Korg Triton, Roland Fanthom and Yamaha motif are the top three. Each of them are going to run u at least $1500. If your serious about your production I can show you how to get all three keyboards plus thousands of drums,regeaton, synth, techno,ethnic sound,hip hop,guitars samples ect..for $999.99 I know what your thinking, but it's all true. KnowledgeIsPower

 

[open mind]

good midi boards:get sum m-audio or korg midi board.
good pad kontroll: m-audio trigga finga,akai mpd,korg kontroll

 

[The Bastard]

Well cant tell you the best but I know Korg Triton, Roland Fanthom and Yamaha motif are the top three. Each of them are going to run u at least $1500. If your serious about your production I can show you how to get all three keyboards plus thousands of drums,regeaton, synth, techno,ethnic sound,hip hop,guitars samples ect..for $999.99 I know what your thinking, but it's all true. KnowledgeIsPower

o shit, how do i get those raggaeton sounds

 

[breal]

If you get one and you want to play chords get at least 44 keys.

 

[konceptG]

Korg Kontrol 49 or M-Audio Axiom 49. drum pads, keys, and data sliders/knobs in one package.

 

[Hi-Lo]

I got this new 88-key CME WEIGHTED KEY MIDI keyboard and I use FL all the time, and its a monster. whats unique about this thing is that it has grand piano, weighted keys- not semi weighted or unweighted keys like pretty much everything else out there (except for boards like the triton, motif, etc, but those are more than a grand more expensive). since you're getting a drumpad separately for drums, if you can swing the price of this board (about $500), it is well worth it. if you really want to learn how to play piano and build finger strength, having weighted keys is a big plus. the other boards mentioned here are solid, its just that i personally think weighted keys are a big step up for not that much more $