Monday, 28 October 2013

The PSR-225GM is a 61-key Touch Response keyboard with incredible sound quality. It features 238 different voices including Yamaha's signature Portable Grand™ piano sound as well as GM compatible voices. 100 accompaniment styles provide a world of melody. Learn to play with the built-in Yamaha Education Suite. Play along with any one of 100 built-in songs. A six-track sequencer makes it possible to create multi-track compositions. Built-in speakers make it truly portable. The PSR-225GM is ideal for future piano players on a budget.
it' loaded with features 

Discover the Rich Expression of a Grand Sounding Keyboard

Your musical inspiration station. Everyone has a musical side within. And the PSR225 will allow that inner talent to shine. If you've ever wanted to teach yourself to play piano, broaden your music theory skills, or even compose your own music, this is the keyboard for you. Yamaha has carefully designed the PSR225 to make playing and learning music the way it should be..fun and easy.

The Yamaha Education Suite™ (YES)

The Yamaha Education Suite is a set of functions dedicated to making learning and practicing music easier than ever before. With a complete ensemble of interactive musical guides and functions, the PSR225 will lead you through a musical adventure.

Chord Guide

Chord Guide functions for developing left-hand playing skills.

Smart Chord

The PSR225 includes a Smart Chord function that plays and displays the appropriate chords of any selected key signature. With most other keyboards you have to press two or three notes to play minor and seventh chords. Smart Chord, however, plays the correct chord in any given key just by pressing a single key, allowing you to concentrate on your performance.

Chord Dictionary

For learning chords and their relationships, Yamaha's exclusive Chord Dictionary will show you how to play any chord as well as display the chords as you're playing.

EZ Chord

Ideal for beginners who want to focus on their timing and right-hand melody, the EZ Chord function plays the proper left-hand chord change by pressing any key. Simply program the chord changes into the EZ Chord memory and play — no need to worry about playing the wrong chord. The Owner's Manual also includes a quick guide to chord theory.

Convenient One Touch Settings

The One Touch Setting function instantly configures all the settings of the PSR225, such as melody voice, tempo, and accompaniment volume, to match any music style you select. Two Hundred preset One Touch Settings are available as well as 16 user settings for storing your favorite keyboard settings.

Expressive Music Styles

Add the excitement of an entire orchestra to your playing. The PSR225 contains one hundred musical accompaniments complete with chord and bass arrangements that follow the keys you play. Each style has its own Intro, Main A/B, and Ending variations, plus four Fill-in patterns* for added musical expression. Custom Pianist Styles are especially tailored for playing piano arrangements. *Pianist Style selections #91-100 do not have Fill-in patterns.

Versatile Music Sequencer

The PSR225 features an easy-to-use sequencer for recording your performances or composing original songs. Six tracks are provided to accommodate sophisticated melodies, chord accompaniment and rhythm parts. Parts can be recorded in Step or Real-time recording mode to suit your music style and playing preferences.

Portable Grand Piano at the Touch of a Button

The PSR225 uses digital stereo samples of an actual grand piano and a keyboard with TOUCH RESPONSE to achieve its remarkable and expressive piano tone. With a touch of a button, the keyboard will instantly exit any other mode and have the grand piano voice ready for you to enjoy. By pressing the Style button Piano Accompaniment Styles will be available as well. A built-in Metronome function can also be selected anytime by pressing the icon-shaped button.

Brilliant Built-In Effects

The PSR225 lets you create rich and colorful textures by adding up to four effect categories to any voice with the built-in Digital Effects Processor. Choose from 8 types of Reverb, 4 types of Chorus, 33 types of DSP effects, and 26 types of Harmony. The level of each selected effect can be independently adjusted for individual keyboard voices; Main, Dual and Split.

Wide Variety of Dynamic Sounds

The PSR225 packs one hundred dynamic panel voices plus 128 General MIDI voices and 10 drum kits for a total of 238 voices at your fingertips. All voices are digitally sampled using Yamaha's AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) tone generation system.
The Korg Pa2XPRO ends your search for an efficient keyboard. The 76 semi-weighted keys of this Korg keyboard let you play an array of compositions ...
it's features are : 
  • System: OPOS (Objective Portable Operating System) and RX (Real eXperience) Technology – Multitasking, Load while play feature – Upgradable Operative System - SSD Solid State Disk
  • Keyboard: 76 semi-weighted keys with Velocity and Aftertouch
  • Tone Generator: KORG EDS (Enhanced Definition Synthesis) sound generator: 120 Voices, 120 Oscillators – Filters with Resonance - Three band EQ for each track
  • Effects: 4 Stereo Digital Multi-Effect systems – 124 Effects types plus VOCODER – Final semiparametric three band EQ - Voice Processor Technology by TC Helicon: Three-part Harmonizer, Reverb, Delay, Compressor, EQ, Gate
  • Sounds-Drum Kits: More than 950, including a Stereo Piano and GM Level 1 & 2 compatible Sounds, 64 Drum Kits - User area: 256 Sounds, 64 Drum Kits - Dynamic Nuance Control (DNC) Technology - - Digital Drawbars: 9 Footages - Realtime controls: Assignable Sliders - Full editing of Sounds and Drum Kits - Sampling: Record, Edit, Time Slice, Load/Import of Korg, Wav, Aiff and Akai files - Export of Wav and Aiff files - PCM RAM Memory: 128 MB standard, expandable up to 256 MB with the optional EXB-M256 memory expansion board
  • Styles: More than 400 preloaded Styles, SSD-resident, freely reconfigurable - Up to 960 available Style locations including the Favorite banks - Eight Style tracks, 4 Single Touch Settings, 4 Pads and one Style Performance per Style - Guitar Track mode, Parallel and Fixed NTT - Compatible with old "i-Series" and Pa series Style format - Style Record with Step Record, Track and Event Edit functions - Style controls: 3 Intros, 4 Variations, 3 Fills, 3 Endings, Synchro Start/Stop, Tap Tempo/Reset, Fade In/Out, Bass Inversion, Manual Bass, Tempo Lock, Memory, Accompaniment/Real Time Track Balance Volume, Accompaniment Mute, Drum Mapping, Snare & Kick Designation, Single Touch
  • Performance/STS: 320 Realtime Performance locations - STS: Memorize Realtime tracks and Voice Processor settings, up to 4 x 960 Styles, up to 4 x SongBook entries
  • Realtime Tracks: Four Keyboard tracks (Upper 1, 2, 3, Lower) - 4 Pad tracks
  • Song Play: Patented XDS Crossfade Dual Sequencer Player compatible with SMF (formats 0 and 1), KAR and MP3 files - 2 Players with separate Select, Start/Stop, Home, Rewind and Fast Forward controls - X-Fader Balance control - Lyrics and Chord data can be displayed on-screen, or on an external video monitor (with VIF4 option installed) - Score - Markers - Jukebox function
  • MP3 Player/Recorder: Double MP3 Player and MP3 Recorder. Possibility to Play two MP3 files at the same time in Song Play Mode with Real Time Transpose (+6/-5 semitones) and Tempo change(±30%). Record MP3 files including Styles, SMF, Real Time Tracks, Pads, Microphone and Effects
  • Sequencer: Quick Record (Backing Sequence), Multitrack and Step Record functions - Full-featured sequencer - 16 tracks - Up to 200,000 events - SMF native format
  • SongBook: Fully programmable music database, based on Styles, SMF, Karaoke, MP3 with automatic selection of Style Play and Song Play modes - User-definable custom lists - Filtering and Ordering options
  • Compatibility: "i-Series" models: Styles - Pa series: Style, Performance, Program/Sound, Song, SongBook, Pad
  • Multi Pad: 4 Assignable Pads + Stop Button - Pad Record function
  • Help System: Hypertextual, Contextual, Multilingual
  • General Controls: Master Volume, Real Time-Acc/Seq Balance Volume, Ensemble, Octave Transpose, Master Transpose, Style Change, Quarter Tone and Arabic Scale memorized inside Performance/STS - Realtime controllers: Joystick (pitch + modulation), 8 Assignable Sliders, MP3 Volume, 2 Assignable Switches, Dial, Up/+, Down/- - Search Function
  • Control Inputs: Damper Pedal (support half-pedaling with optional DS-1H pedal), Assignable Pedal/Switch, EC-5 (Programmable Multi-Switches)
  • Analog Output: Unbalanced/Balanced Jack Left/Mono, Right/Mono, Out 1, Out 2, Headphones (in the front panel)
  • Digital Output: S/P DIF (48 kHz - coaxial) mirroring the Main Stereo Outputs
  • Line Input: 2 Unbalanced/Balanced Jack Left/Mono, Right/Mono
  • Microphone Input: Combo XLR balanced with Gain control (20 to 55 dB) and switchable Phantom Power
  • MIDI: In, Out, Thru standard Midi connectors- USB to Midi using the USB Device port - Individual track assignment - 8 user definable MIDI Setups
  • USB: 2 USB Host Front/Rear (2.0 Hi Speed) and 1 USB Device Rear (1.1 Full Speed) connections
  • Hard Disk: Standard internal 2.5" ATA Hard Disk Drive
  • DVD-CD Player - Floppy Disk: Optional using standard USB DVD/CD/FD Drives to be connected to USB Host ports
  • Display: Motorized Tilt Display - Resolution: 320 x 240 pixels - Color TouchView Graphic Touch Screen
  • Clock: Internal System Clock
  • Consumption: 30 Watt
  • Dimensions: 1207 / 47.52" (W) × 365 / 14.37" (D) × 136 / 5.35" (H) mm / inch without music stand and with the display fully lowered
  • Weight: 18 kg / 39.68 lbs
  • Accessories: Manual, AC Power Cable, Music Stand, CD-Rom




Sunday, 27 October 2013

wk - 8000 ! A thing to play with

The WK-8000 includes 88 Full-Size keys, 32-note polyphony, 894 tones, 182 rhythms, 3 tunes, Drawbar organ, Synthesizer function, DSP/Reverb/Chorus/EQ Digital effects, Pitch and modulation wheels,  SD slot, USB port, Song expansion, Line out, ZPI sound chip, Power supply, Sustain pedal and stand included. 


Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels

32-Note Polyphony

Drawbar Organ Function

Auto Harmonize

Synthesizer Function

Edit built-in sounds to produce your own original creations. Up to 120 of your own sounds can be stored in memory for recall, just like the built-in tones.

32 Registration Set Ups

SD Card Slot

Internet Data Expansion System

Bundled CD Rom of Versatile Applications

Load downloaded music via USB
Editing of parameters (synthesizer, drawbar, DSP, mixer)
Map wave file from your PC to any key and save as a user preset

50 Drawbar Organ Tones

In addition to the 620 standard tones, the keyboard also includes 50 realistic drawbar organ tones. Drawbar organ tones can be controlled using nine digital drawbars. You can also select percussion or key click, and even edit the parameters of preset tone and save up to 100 original tones in user tone memory.

1/4" Line Outs

 this 88 key piano-style keyboard equipped with custom stand, offers a dual-element ZPI sound source and drawbar organ function. It boasts an amazingly clear, crisp and realistic sound with 670 rich, bountiful, preset tones, and 224 user tones. Additional features include:
  • Direct PC connection with USB interface for easy data and ID transfer
  • SD card slot for data transfer---perfect for backing up song memories and settings!
  • Multiple sound effects including reverberation, chorus and equalizer
  • 32 note polyphony, synthesizer and mixer function
It is top of it’s line in the under $600 price-point.

so what are you waiting for purchase it now


Saturday, 26 October 2013

The Fantom-X Series are the world's first "Giga-Workstation" keyboards, giving musicians nearly 1GB of wave memory when fully expanded and powerful 128-voice polyphony. The synthesis section's new waves include a gorgeous 88-key split stereo-sampled piano, plus room for 4 SRX expansions. The sampler can be upgraded to 544MB of RAM, which provides enough recording time to use it like a digital recorder. The Fantom-X Series is also the first line of workstation keyboards with a color LCD screen. Between these features and their sleek new looks, the Fantom-X Series is poised to become the workstation of choice.  

 The Fantom-X series grows even stronger with the release of a new operation system, which adds eight stereo linear audio tracks to the Fantom’s sequencer. AnyFantom-X6X7, or X8 can be upgraded via the FAN-X-UP1 “Audio Track Expansion Kit.”(A separate version is available for the Fantom-XR) The upgrade kit includes a CompactFlash card with installer software, PC card adaptor, plus a CD-ROM that contains Fantom-X Editor Software Version 2, including a Sample Editor, a Multisample Editor, and an S-700 file converter for Mac and PC. 
Owners of the Fantom-XR can add powerful functionality to their rack with the FAN-XR-UP1 “Sample Tools Expansion Kit.” All of the new features for Fantom-X keyboards are now available for the Fantom-XR, minus the inclusion of audio tracks. New features include an onboard Multisample Editor, a Sample Gain parameter, an Auto-Patch Bank mode (which creates patches for every sample for quick use in a composition), a multisample editor, and upgraded Fantom-X Editor Version 2, including S-700 sample-conversion software for Mac and PC. The new operating system is installed from the supplied CompactFlash card and PC-card adapter

  • - Updates the Fantom-XR to new operation system via Memory Card installation; CompactFlash and PC-card adaptor included
  • - Adds multisample waveform editing for serious sample-based patch creation
  • - Adds Auto-Patch Bank mode, which creates patches for every sample for quick use in a composition
  • - Fantom-X Editor software Version 2 CD-ROM also included, which contains S-700 conversion software for PC/Mac


Roland's Fantom-S workstation keyboards are a complete solution for professional music production. The 88-note Fantom-S88 both feature seamless integration of audio and MIDI-plus advanced sampling with realtime timestretch, sample chop and new “Skip Back Sampling.” A Dynamic Pad Bank makes it easy to arrange and trigger audio, while all-new factory sounds, an onboard mastering processor and USB file exchange give the Fantom-S the power to take your music from idea to completion. 

  • - Advanced music production studio with 88-note Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard
  • - Seamless integration of audio and MIDI using ROM waves and sampling with realtime timestretch capability
  • - New “Skip Back Sampling” for continuous sampling-never lose an idea again!
  • - Dynamic Pad Bank with 16 velocity-sensitive pads for easy sample triggering
  • - USB port for .WAV/AIFF file exchange with a PC or Mac
  • - All-new Patches and Rhythm Sets built from brand-new 64MB wave ROM
  • - 32MB sample RAM (expandable up to 288MB) with .WAV/AIFF compatibility
  • - 16MB flash RAM retains your favorite sounds; optional SmartMedia storage
  • - 3 MFX processors, plus dedicated reverb, chorus and new mastering processor
  • - Expandable via four optional SRX-Series Wave Expansion Boards
  • - 4 Line outputs (2 stereo or 4 mono), stereo Line input and 24-bit S/PDIF digital output
  • - 128-voice workstations with 61-note keyboard
  • - Seamless integration of audio and MIDI using gorgeous new ROM waves and sampling with realtime timestretch capability
  • - Wave ROM includes quality-focused sounds like 88-key split piano and more
  • - 32MB sample RAM expandable to 544MB with optional DIMMs
  • - New color LCD screen - a first in a workstation keyboard!
  • - Innovative features like Skip Back Sampling, Dynamic Pad Bank and V-LINK
  • - 3 MFX processors, plus dedicated reverb, chorus and mastering processor
  • - USB port for MIDI, .WAV/AIFF file exchange and 4x SRX expansion
  • - PC card slot for backing up samples and data with up to 1GB capacity
  • - 4 Line outputs (2 stereo or 4 mono), stereo Line input and 24-bit S/PDIF I/O
Following point must be remembered while purchasing this keyboard :
Product description

Product Identifiers
BrandRoland
ModelFantom-X6
MPNROLFANX6

Key Features
TypeSynthesizer
Number of Keys61


Friday, 25 October 2013

Korg Triton ? A good choice ?




The Korg Triton is a music workstation synthesizer featuring digital sampling and sequencing first released in 1999. The Triton uses Korg's HI Synthesis tone generator, and is available in several models with various upgrade options. The Triton is world famous among many musicians for being a benchmark of keyboard technology, and is widely featured in music videos and live concerts. In the NAMM Show 2007, Korg announced the Triton successor: the Korg M3.
The Korg Triton line may be seen as the direct descendants of the previous Korg Trinity line of workstations. They are aesthetically and functionally very similar. The Trinity had similar naming conventions with the Triton Classic, with Pro and Pro X being designated to models featuring 76 and 88 keys respectively.
The original Triton introduced many improvements over the Trinity, like 62-note polyphonyarpeggiator, onboard sampler, faster operating system and more realtime controllers. However, to much surprise of musicians and magazines, it lost the sequencer audio tracks, digital input and output, and the digital filter section was downgraded, thus limiting sample-based synthesis. The original piano samples, which are a crucial element of evaluation on expensive synths and music workstations, were even more criticized; although the integrated sample RAM could compensate for this. As time passed, some of these shortcomings were fixed, like the digital connectivity, and better piano samples were shipped with newer models; however, the sample-based synthesis filter section was not improved. Some limited 2-track audio recording was added to later revisions of the Triton Studio, while the Triton Extreme added in-track sampling support, which allows stereo samples to be recorded in context with a MIDI sequence and automatic triggering of the samples at their proper locations in the sequence during playback. While less robust in function and usage, in-track sampling did mitigate the lack of full audio recording in the Triton Extreme.
Ex-Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian in collaboration with KORG sound designer Jack Hotop created Sherinian's signature guitar lead sound on the KORG Trinity in 1996, and expanded it to the Triton in 2000 


It can be seen from its dynamic design what this keyboard can do and what are its possibilities and capabilities
A very significant difference between Trinity and Triton is the new machine's 62-note polyphony. This really might turn Trinity owners greenish with envy, as Trinity offers only 32 notes -- a decision for which reviewers took Korg to task. The company were adamant, however, that their priority with Trinity was to ensure the finest sound quality and most comprehensive effects implementation, so resources were directed towards these areas rather than towards providing masses of notes. So what's changed? Have Korg compromised their original vision to provide the extra notes? It seems not.
Korg's pre-Trinity AI2 (Advanced Integrated) workstations made use of 32-note polyphonic tone generator ICs which also incorporated filtering and effects. Two chips yielded 64-note polyphony. For Trinity, things changed: to achieve the sound quality they wanted, Korg used discrete chips for different functions -- samples, filtering, DSP -- on a processor board. Achieving 64-note polyphony in Trinity would have required two of these boards, which would have been "phenomenally expensive" according to Korg UK. Since Trinity's launch, however, Korg have been beavering away to achieve Trinity sound quality on one chip. The resulting 32-note polyphonic TG96 IC has been three years in development, incorporates everything, and has made Triton's increased polyphony possible. As in earlier years, they simply use two chips, though in the case of Triton this produces 62-note polyphony for reasons connected with its built-in sampler. Multitimbrality remains at 16 parts.
In other respects, Triton's sound-generating side -- now called Hyper Integrated (HI) synthesis -- should be as familiar to seasoned Korg synth users as Trinity's. (For a fuller description of the Korg method, check out SOS's two-part Trinity review, mentioned earlier.) Briefly, just like Trinity, Triton is sample-based: at the bottom level of sound creation are raw sampled waveforms. Up to two of these can be combined (as 'oscillators') in a Program, and up to to eight Programs can be layered, split or crossfaded in a Combi, which can also be multitimbral if desired. There's also the option of velocity-switching between the two oscillators in a Program, plus, if you can handle it, the ability to velocity-switch between two waveforms in each oscillator, with no adverse implications for polyphony. Oscillators may also be delayed, treated to random tuning (where each time an oscillator sounds, its pitch is slightly different) for recreating the effect of an analogue synth with unstable tuning and, new to Triton, reversed, so that a waveform plays backwards. Strangely, the Trinity's reverse factory waveforms have made their way over to Triton even though the latter has this facility.


Though Trinity was not General MIDI-compatible in its original form, a disk full of GM sounds could be loaded for GM compatibility. Triton goes further, with a GM sound bank already on board. This is divided into sub-banks providing the alternate voices required for XG and GS, the Yamaha and Roland extended GM formats. There's even a sequencer mode for playing Standard MIDI Song Files direct from disk, though since Triton doesn't support all GS/XG sound maps and messages, Korg don't guarantee that all GS/XG data will always play back correctly. (We tried a few XG files and they played back properly.) GM Programs, by the way, can be freely used in Combis and sequences.
Anyone unfamiliar with Trinity's sounds can rest assured that they are beyond reproach in terms of quality -- and this extends to its successor. The presets are imaginatively and creatively programmed, and source samples have excellent clarity and sparkle, with basically undetectable loop points. The Korg bods who worked on voicing apparently used Jupiter Systems' acclaimed Infinity sample-manipulation software to ensure the smoothest loops.

Recent models of this series are:

EXB-MOSS - the ultimate 6-voice DSP tone generator
EXB-SCSI - for external SCSI storage devices
EXB-mLan - digital audio and midi transfer for rack model
EXB-DI - optical ADAT output with 48kHz word clock in for rack model


neko openlabs Ex5 ! What a keyboard !!!!!!!!!!!!



Nekp the creators of stage light have created a keyboard which is full of advance features and and at most an inbuilt laptop through which you can download tunes from the internet or you can also upload them on internet 
it's greatest feature is that it comes with a kind of memory that can be upgraded to 2TB!  and its internal momory is 1gb! you might think is it a keyboard or a computer but it is a computer inbuilt keyboard 
it great to work and it is even great for the musicians to make their musical career go on next level
it great features are its usb port , voice modulation devices and is keys which can be used for sampling

It is Perfect for studios, producers, and artists-on-the-go, the Gen5 NeKo EX5 is based on the superior quality and established reputation of Open Labs' acclaimed L-series workstations. The Gen5 E-Series products feature the same high-grade aircraft aluminum chassis, innovative touchscreen capabilities and pristine audio quality as the L-series. The Gen5 NeKo EX5 includes more than 7,500 high-quality preset sounds, a fully licensed version of Reaper (DAW), their live virtual instrument host Riff, and practically unlimited capability for third-party plug-ins, VSTi's and applications including Pro Tools, Native Instruments, Cubase, Ableton, Reason, and more.

The Open Labs NeKo EX5 DAW ships complete with more than 7,500 high-quality sounds, as mentioned above, a 15" touchscreen for hands-on control of any software parameter and a two-button touch pad. You also get Open Labs' proprietary virtual instrument host Riff— the ultimate tool for live performance using VSTi's, as well as unlimited capability for running 3rd-party plug-ins, VSTi's and applications, including Pro Tools, Cubase, Ableton, Native Instruments, Serato Scratch Live, Reason and many more.

Giving it the power to do all it can do for your music, it has an Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz processor with 2GB of RAM. To save your ideas, the Open Labs EX5 DAW has a 500GB hard drive, and a dual-layer CD/DVD burner for sharing them when they are polished. It comes with a Windows OS specifically configured for music production by Open and is internet-ready for sharing your finished compositions or for sharing ideas quickly.

Other features on this keyboard workstation include a Master Control Panel with transport controls, 4-plus-1 mappable faders, transpose functions, and more; a 37-key semi-weighted, synth-action keyboard with after-touch; integrated "QWERTY" keyboard panel; and comprehensive I/O capable of up to 24-bit/96KHz audio with 4 In/6 out including 2 phantom-powered mic-preamps with instrument inputs, S/PDIF I/O, MIDI I/O, 4 USB 2.0 ports (2 external/2 internal), 1 Firewire 400 port, 1 VGA Video port, and 1 Ethernet port.

NeKo EX5 Software Bundle:
Open Labs RiFF
Open Labs Riff is an entirely new concept in virtual instrument hosting. Written from the ground up by Open Labs, Riff encompasses over six years of live performance and studio production knowledge gathered from some of the world's top artists, engineers, composers, and producers. The keyboard features Live Controls, which allows the user to create any number of virtual controls in realtime that can be mapped to various effects and other parameters. Advanced intelligence allows any number of virtual controllers to manipulate any number of other virtual controllers, providing automation for virtual instruments and effects. Rewire allows for this powerful host application to be used within any DAW program.

Reaper
A Open Labs DAW with unlimited tracks, records audio-MIDI and integrates all of your Karsyn presets in an easy-to-use, drag-and-drop format.

Sounds
Luxonix Purity
Representing the generation of virtual workstations based on sampled PCM wave data, Purity includes lots of sounds of hardware workstations, sound modules, drum machines, vintage analog synths, and modern digital synths. The integrated pattern sequencer, the 16 arpeggiators, and the easy-to-use preset browser allows fast preset changes on-the-fly for over 1300 presets to inspire your musical potential.

Wusik Wusikstation V3
Powerful advanced hybrid vector & wavesequencer sampler virtual instrument features disk streaming for fast playback of large samples. The 32-bit high-quality sample engine allows you to tweak and obtain pristine sounds and even play your .WAV files from your personal Sample Libraries or the several compatible Wusik expansion packs from the third party developers.

V5 Sound Library Software
Software: Microsoft Windows XP Home, Open Labs Custom GUI (Graphic User Interface), Open Labs Riff, and Reaper
Factory Sounds: Crystal, Highlife, MDA DX10, MDA JX10, RealGuitar

Also included
Acronus OEM
Dimension LE

Features

  • Keyboard: 61-key semi-weighted synth action keyboard (World-class Fatar Technology)
  • CPU: Intel Core2 Duo (2.8GHz)
  • Memory: 2GB (upgradeable to 4GB)
  • Storage: 500GB (upgradeable to 2TB)
  • Drive: High-speed dual-layer 8.5GB/disc CD/DVD burner
  • Control Surfaces:
  • Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels
  • Trackpad with 2 buttons
  • Built-in Keyboard ("QWERTY") Module
  • Open Labs Master Control
  • Audio I/O:
  • 1 High Performance Audio I/O Card with Low Latency including 24-bit/96kHz professional 4-in/6-out
  • 2 mic/instrument preamp inputs (with Phantom Power 48V)
  • 2 analog line inputs
  • 6 analog line outputs
  • S/PDIF digital I/O (coaxial)
  • Display: Internal 15" color touchscreen LCD high-resolution (1024 x 768), external VGA port for running dual monitors or a video projector
  • Connection:
  • Midi In/Out
  • 1 Sustain port
  • 1 Expression port
  • 4 USB 2.0 ports (2 external/2 internal)
  • 1 FireWire 400 port
  • 1 Gigabit (10/100/1000) Ethernet port
  • Software:
  • Microsoft Windows XP Home
  • Open Labs Custom GUI (Graphic User Interface)
  • Open Labs Riff
  • Open Labs mFusion
  • Reaper
  • PREMIUM Factory Sound Library:
  • Over 7,500 presets on the Neko EX5 and 1,000 song presets loaded into RiFF

Following are the trates that you must look forward to before  purchasing this keyboard 
Product Identifiers
BrandOpen Labs
ModelNeko EX5
UPC886830124044, 889406188099

Key Features
TypeSynthesizer / Keyboard
Number of Keys61
Power SupplyAC Adapter

Properties
FeaturesModulation wheel, Pitch wheel, USB Compatible
DisplayTouchscreen

Connectors
OutputsMIDI, S/PDIF
InputsMIDI, S/PDIF

Dimensions
Weight46 lb.
Depth20 in.
Width46 in.
Height7 in.