juno 106 key mod
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- KVRist
- 50 posts since 16 Mar, 2011
hey i was just wondering im after a juno 106.
but i really hate my cheap midi controller keyboard at the minute due to its spring loaded keys. they feel really cheap and not good to play on.
so my first question would be how is the juno 106 keys for playability... do they feel cheap...
is it semi weighted....
if it isent then is it possible to add weights under the keys to make it semi- weighted. or buy specifically weighted keys for it...
i cant imagine it being difficult to add weights under the bottom of the white keys just for extra playability. maybe a few bits of lead stuck with super glue...
thanx
kris
but i really hate my cheap midi controller keyboard at the minute due to its spring loaded keys. they feel really cheap and not good to play on.
so my first question would be how is the juno 106 keys for playability... do they feel cheap...
is it semi weighted....
if it isent then is it possible to add weights under the keys to make it semi- weighted. or buy specifically weighted keys for it...
i cant imagine it being difficult to add weights under the bottom of the white keys just for extra playability. maybe a few bits of lead stuck with super glue...
thanx
kris
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- KVRian
- 609 posts since 29 Jan, 2004
I've owned a couple of Juno 106's over the years. You don't need to mod the keyboard. It plays just fine.robbobss wrote:hey i was just wondering im after a juno 106.
but i really hate my cheap midi controller keyboard at the minute due to its spring loaded keys. they feel really cheap and not good to play on.
so my first question would be how is the juno 106 keys for playability... do they feel cheap...
is it semi weighted....
if it isent then is it possible to add weights under the keys to make it semi- weighted. or buy specifically weighted keys for it...
i cant imagine it being difficult to add weights under the bottom of the white keys just for extra playability. maybe a few bits of lead stuck with super glue...
thanx
kris
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- KVRAF
- 1914 posts since 13 Sep, 2007
Caution. Juno 106's keys are not velocity sensitive!
Murderous duck!
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- KVRAF
- 3706 posts since 13 Jun, 2004
i was waiting for somebody to say that. 
alpha juno 2 has velocity sensitive keyboard. slightly
different beast though.
(duh, ju106, can't remember, doesn't have any response
to vel, does it? no 'mode'...no, it doesn't, i'm pretty
sure of that)
alpha juno 2 has velocity sensitive keyboard. slightly
different beast though.
(duh, ju106, can't remember, doesn't have any response
to vel, does it? no 'mode'...no, it doesn't, i'm pretty
sure of that)
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- KVRAF
- 8740 posts since 24 May, 2002 from Tutukaka, New Zealand
Sounds like a 106, then.hey i was just wondering im after a juno 106.
but i really hate my cheap midi controller keyboard at the minute due to its spring loaded keys. they feel really cheap and not good to play on.
Yesso my first question would be how is the juno 106 keys for playability... do they feel cheap...
Nois it semi weighted....
It'd be possible I'm sure. Not sure how good it would make it though - I'd be tempted to get a proper semi-weighted controller keyboard if it's that important to you. 106s have no velocity sensitivity, aftertouch or anything else as far as playing goes, so I'm not sure what benefit a decent playing action mod on its keys would achieve.if it isent then is it possible to add weights under the keys to make it semi- weighted. or buy specifically weighted keys for it...
i cant imagine it being difficult to add weights under the bottom of the white keys just for extra playability. maybe a few bits of lead stuck with super glue
