LeVzi
May 14, 2011, 1:03am
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I just started using the editorskeys keyboard for cubase, and I have to say it’s an absolute god send. I cannot remember the keyboard shortcuts, and instead of trying to reach for a crib sheet, this keyboard is the best.
tbh i’ve gotten to love this keyboard. Really good investment, it’s sped up my workflow.
http://www.editorskeys.com/audio-editing-keyboards/cubase-dedicated-shortcut-keyboard.html#Steinberg Cubase Keyboard
I don’t work for this company or anything I just think it’s a great idea for Cubase (And other DAW) users who like me struggle to remember all the shortcuts.
LeVzi:
I just started using the editorskeys keyboard for cubase, and I have to say it’s an absolute god send. I cannot remember the keyboard shortcuts, and instead of trying to reach for a crib sheet, this keyboard is the best.
tbh i’ve gotten to love this keyboard. Really good investment, it’s sped up my workflow.
http://www.editorskeys.com/audio-editing-keyboards/cubase-dedicated-shortcut-keyboard.html#Steinberg Cubase Keyboard
I don’t work for this company or anything I just think it’s a great idea for Cubase (And other DAW) users who like me struggle to remember all the shortcuts.
I have a similar looking one - mine was a bunch of stick-ons for each key that had pre-printed key commands. It is completely awesome, I agree!
LeVzi
May 14, 2011, 2:04am
3
Same company I expect, they do the stick on keys too. The keyboard is really well built too, so it’s built to last.
Yours looks cooler than mine, Words are all I have. You have icons!!
you tube: JECTUQVrvzE
i prefer a completely customized keyboard from X-keys that i can program to my needs. see picture
I also think the X-Keys does a much better job. Can’t work without mine. You can print custom caps for it as well.
LeVzi
May 19, 2011, 11:11pm
7
Can’t use them as a normal keyboard though, still require a standard one for normal use. The EditorKeys doubles as a standard keyboard. Saves on space