I made this to assist with knowing what key the trig buttons relate to at default settings, you can print it out and stick it above the keys, just crop it to the lines and it fits without covering the other text. JPGformat 600dpi if you have a PC connected label printer it should fit easily on a 24mm wide tape, 3 copies in case you need more.
Perfect! Already have some heavy stock paper in the printer. Away we go! What are you using to attach to the M:C? *** didn’t read the post well enough - double sided tape. I’m sure there is probably some sort of other methods as well. A laminate machine would be nice. Oh! Idea! A laminated graph would allow you to write in permanent marker or grease pen if we find other parameters that would benefit from some written reminders.
Hello. I was wondering if there were a way to change the layout of the keybord from a piano layout to a more accordion style type of layout?
There must be a way… Omnichord style!
There is only one keyboard layout right now. The 16 ‘keys’ one semitone apart.
The only way to improve on that is to add your own stickers (or buy an overlay) that reminds you how that string of 16 maps to your favourite instrument. It’s not hard to do for piano or guitar.
That’s too bad.
I know how it’s divided when it’s semitones appart. But the accordion keyboard is really pactical to do chords. It’s somehow sad that nobody thinks about this layout when it comes to keyboards on musical instruments… especially this one i think.
When you play accordéon you dont see them either. There is usuly a mark on the C or E once you know where you are it,s easy to know where to go if you know accordion.
Yes but the Keys are all seperated by a fifth and it is very practical to follow the bass line of a melody.
And furthermore the Keys are equally spaced so it would make sense.
The accordéon is a music instrument after all. It has proven it’s worth at some point as a control surface to make deep basses. If you own a good accordéon.