If you are using your controller with a keyboard, it is important to make sure that the controller includes sound effects if they are important for you.
You also want to make sure that each button or pedal performs a function that you will frequently use in order to avoid any unnecessary complications when playing. The size and shape of your controller should fit your preferences and needs so that you can play comfortably without any issues. It is important to consider the placement and layout of buttons on your controller. Once you purchase a receiver, it will be difficult to switch the receiver so you may want to choose one that feels more solid or durable if you plan on using it for long periods of time. The construction of your wireless MIDI controller is also another important factor to consider. If you plan on attaching a pedal or two to your controller, then you will need enough space for each one so that they do not impede your ability to press other keys on the controller. A controller with smaller legs may not be able to support larger keyboards, so if the keyboard is on the larger side, you will want to make sure that your controller has enough legroom. In addition to those factors, it is also important to consider the size of your keyboard and the legs on the controller. Most devices have a high stringency which means that they are more resistant to interference from other signals, but there may be times where you need a low stringency.įor example, if you tend to play near other devices that use wireless signals such as cordless phones or WiFi routers, then you may need a controller with a lower stringency for smoother play. The stringency level of a wireless MIDI controller’s signal indicates how tolerant it is to outside interference from other signals.
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