WNAMM05: E-MU Enter USB Controller Market

US 25 and 49 note with 16 programmable controllers      19/01/05

Press Release from EMU If you're just about to buy a USB/ MIDI controller, you're going to be offered even more choice. Especially as E-MU have just announced its new Xboard 25 and Xboard 49 Professional USB/MIDI Controllers for PC and Mac operating systems, with full-size velocity sensitive keyboards with aftertouch and 16 programmable real-time controllers, Both models ship with Xboard Control editing software, and E-MU’s new Proteus X LE Desktop Sound Module with over 1000 sounds. The Xboard Control software provides a desktop interface that lets you create custom templates for all of your hardware and software instruments. The Xboards also allow you to set discrete MIDI channels for each controller and offer a Snap Shot feature that lets you send multiple program changes and controller values by pressing a single button. Xboard Latch Mode that enables you to define a section of the keyboard as on/off triggers – just the thing for loops. Both Xboard models can run on USB, battery, or AC power. The Xboard 25 and Xboard 49 Professional USB/MIDI Controllers will ship April 2005.
  • www.emu.com
    EMU Social


    All NAMM 05 News |  Videos |  Live Blogs |  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook
    Get the latest headlines, offers and more in our sweet sonicstate newsletter - delivered to your in box every week

    More From: EMU
    Even more news...


     
  • Get Our Newsletter


    More...

    AmiGUS mini: 24-bit Sound for Amiga 1200 & 600 

    32 Channel PCMCIA Soundcard in Beta


    SonicLAB: Lambda Synthetics Polypulse 

    Algorithmic Performance Workstation


    Will Vintage Gear become Liquidated E-Waste? 

    Geopolitics, CRTs, Antique Computers & Vintage Synths


    Movy For Ableton Move 

    16-Track Groovebox using Schwung hack


    Cherry Audio Memorymode 2 - Dual-Layer Architecture 

    800 presets and more of everything


    SonicLAB: Bitwig Studio 6.1 Update With Thavius Beck 

    Sampler gets a lot of new features