The PCR-M30 is a revised version of the popular PCR-30 MIDI Keyboard Controller. Like the PCR-30, the PCR-M30 offers direct connection to the computer through USB, 32-Keys, 27 assignable MIDI controllers, a software editor, MIDI input and output, and both sustain and expression pedal connections. Some advancement the PCR-M30 has made over the PCR-30 includes the addition of velocity curves, switchable MIDI interface, and a new key-action found on Roland's higher-end synths. Learn More...









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9 out of 10Feature:
Came with all the cables you need to use it, MIDI, Power and USB. All features worked as advertised, no problems in the 12-13 months I have used it.
Quality:
Great quality, 12-13 months of frequent use and no problems mechanically or astheticly.
Value:
Great price for the features and quality.
Desirability:
Looks very sleek and user friendly. Nice blue LEDs.
Sound:
No Sound
Ease of Use:
Very easy to use, Software is informative.
Support:
Have not needed it.
Overall:
Overall I am very satisfied with this product. It does what it is supposed to do and has offered no problems to date.
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10 out of 10Feature:
I haven't got into the more advanced features, but the stuff I use now is good. 8 knobs and 8 faders is perfect if you want to control Reason's mixer or whatever you'd like to. It also has pitch bend and modulation like any other midi keyboard. I also think the buttons are assignable, but I haven't tried that yet.
Quality:
I have owned this about a year and there hasn't been a single problem with it.
Value:
You get a lot of stuff for a very good price. Sonar LE is also included.
Desirability:
I don't like the feel of the keys, but that's probably the only complaint I can think of. I haven't tried other MIDI controllers this size, but I guess it's among the best.
Sound:
Doesn't make sound, but always works perfectly with Reason
Ease of Use:
I plugged it in, installed the stuff on the cd, selected it from Reason's midi device list. I was able to do stuff right away with ease.
Support:
Haven't needed it, so that's a 10/10 =)
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The reason I bought this was because my space is very limited. I will replace this with a bigger keyboard one day, but I won't sell it. I have used this for about 12 months and I'm very pleased with it. If you have the space, it would be a better idea to get the 49 or 61 key version of this one. Mine is rock solid and works like a charm =)
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1 out of 10Feature:
was ok until some of the keys stopped responding
Quality:
after only one year of moderate use (warranty period one year) some of the keys started to fade and then stopped responding altogether.
Desirability:
looks fine but look is deceiving in this case. has nothing to do with quality.
Sound:
was ok until some of the keys stopped responding
Support:
waranty period is only one year. shortly after warranty expired some of the keys started to fade and then stopped responding altogether.
Overall:
piece of junk. stay away. wasted money
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