M-Audio OXYGEN 8 V2 25-Key USB MIDI Controller 9900-41392-00
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| Brand | M-Audio |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9.8 x 15.83 x 2.87 inches |
| Item Weight | 1900 Grams |
| Year | 2007 |
About this item
- 25-note velocity-sensitive synth-action keyboard with USB MIDI interface
- 8 fully assignable MIDI controller knobs
- 6 transport buttons also assignable to any MIDI parameter
- Assignable pitch bend and modulation wheels
- Includes Ableton Live Lite 4 music production softwareso you can make music right away
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Product Description
The Oxygen 8 v2 is an updated version of the mobile MIDI controller that started the mobile studio revolution. You get a fully functional MIDI keyboard with great action, plus eight MIDIassignable knobs to control any MIDI parameters you desire in your hardware or software. It's perfect for composing on the go or performing live bass lines and pads, firing samples, or triggering audio and/or visual effects. New features include full MIDI message support with channelization for each controller, plus 6 transport controls that can be reassigned to any MIDI parameter. The Oxygen 8 v2 also offers 10 non-volatile memory locations and is compatible with our free Enigma software for computer-based storage, retrieval and management of an unlimited number of patches.
Product information
| Item Weight | 4.19 pounds |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 9.8 x 15.83 x 2.87 inches |
| ASIN | B000ED4CUW |
| Item model number | 9900-41392-00 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #159,783 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #636 in Computer Recording MIDI Controllers |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | April 10, 2006 |
| Number of Keyboard Keys | 25 |
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I wish M-Audio would still make something in this class. Sampson Graphite 25 (not M25) is another oldie that would be good but I couldn't find one for sale.
The keys are not weighted, not a huge issue for me. They feel like a combination of rubber and plastic which is better than a pure plastic feel. The knobs are made of a similar material and when twisted have a little resistance, just the right amount. The buttons have short throws and feel very responsive. I have not played around with any of the advanced features of the keyboard such as velocity curves because it has worked great for me thus far.
The 25 keys are enough for simple melodies and chords. I am not a piano player but I do wish I had a few more keys to learn. Simply pressing the octave up/down button makes life easy.
Overall, if you are looking to play around with a keyboard in your music software of choice you can't go wrong with the Oxygen 8 V2. This product has definitely enhanced my music production experience.
I'm not anybody's idea of a musician, but this plug-and-play USB keyboard made it so easy to play and experiment in GarageBand that I wrote a couple of albums' worth of songs. I'm not saying they were good, and I don't expect anyone else to listen to them, but the point is that this is a really easy way to start fooling around with music without having to master a lot of the technical elements. Just plug it in and go -- your computer powers it through the USB cable, and although there are a few knobs you can program if you want to, in its default setting it's ready to play. (Keep in mind, though, that this is ONLY a MIDI controller -- that is, you can't make sounds by playing it separately from the computer. You have to be running some sort of sequencing program, like GB, that can interpret the keystrokes and turn them into sound.)
This keyboard is also quite sturdy -- I took mine to Iraq and entertained myself during a 15-month deployment by making electronic music.
If all you really want is a cheap, simple way to bang out some sounds using a basic sequencing program like GB, I highly recommend this. I had so much fun making electronic music with this keyboard that now I'm teaching myself ukulele. So... I love it!










