Carry-On FC49 Folding MIDI Keyboard

Carry-On FC49 Folding MIDI Keyboard
Product no: 9000-0103-9675 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Pull it out of your backpack, unfold it and set up a 49-note MIDI keyboard complete with transport buttons, an XY touch-pad and even a built-in arpeggiator. The ultimate space-saving music production solution has landed, and when combined with the special app, the onboard controllers can be programmed and customised with ease. The Carry-On FC49 folding MIDI keyboard is compatible with iOS and Android operating systems as well as OSX and Windows, and even comes bundled up with DAW software to polish off a fully portable production pack.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Number of keys	49
Fits inside backpack	yes
Type of keys	keyboard action
Number of pads	O
MIDI & other	MIDI over USB, MIDI wireless, MIDI out (mini jack)
Aftertouch	no
Functions	arpeggiator, master section / transport, touchpad, sustain pedal port
Display	numeric
Software included	yes, download
Included software	Cubase AI/LE
Type of USB port	USB-C

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	1,4 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	44,5 x 19,5 x 12,0 cm

Product specifications

Carry-On FC49
folding MIDI keyboard
keyboard keys: standard width
recharged via USB for up to 8 hours of use
programmable via OSX/Windows editor
included software:
- Cubase LE (OSX, Windows)
- Cubase LE (iOS, Android)
- Melodics (OSX, Windows, iPad)
USB-C cable included
sustain connection port: 3.5mm mini-jack
dimensions when set up: 755 x 126 x 21mm
dimensions when collapsed: 390 x 126 x 48mm
weight: 1 kg

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Harlem March 4, 2024

Wrote the following about Carry-On FC49 Folding MIDI Keyboard

Very nice for sketching ideas wifh synth apps when outside of the studio. Velocity is responsive, but not for pianists or delicate ballads. In fact playing it is not at all worse than vintage Pro Ones or Prophet 5 that I played. Keyboard action is very shallow but not hard getting used to, and you can choose velocity curves which it remembers. All in all really nice device