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SWING

32-key USB MIDI keyboard with velocity and aftertouch, 64-step polyphonic sequencing, chord and arpeggiator modes

Händler finden SWING (0715-AAL)

Put your plug-in synths under your fingers.

A part drawn with a mouse lands in time, but it rarely sounds played. The SWING connects to your computer over USB and needs no driver on Windows or macOS. Its 32 compact keys play your DAW plug-in synths with velocity and aftertouch.

Two touch strips for expression

The pitch bend strip returns to centre when released, like a pitch wheel. The modulation strip holds its level when released, like a mod wheel.

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Whole chords from a single key

Hold SHIFT and HOLD, play a chord of up to eight notes, then release. Any key you play now sounds that chord, transposed to the note. Chords work in ARP or SEQ mode, though they use up the available notes or steps.

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Sequences worth keeping

Rests, ties and legato notes go into sequences of up to 64 steps, saved to locations A to H. The Control Tribe application saves your sequences for later recall. An optional 9 V adapter (not supplied) runs it without a computer, and CV outputs reach modular gear.

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