Kellards Osmose 49-Key MIDI Synthesizer Bundle with Stand, Bench, Pedal, Cover
A 49-key MPE synthesizer with 24-voice polyphony, bundled with stand, bench, pedal and cover
- 49 full-size keys with 3D gesture control for independent note articulation
- Standalone 24-voice polyphonic EaganMatrix synth engine with deep sound design
- MPE and classic MIDI controller for hardware and software integration
- Colour LCD screen plus pitch and mod sliders for hands-on editing
- Bundle includes double-X stand, X-style bench, sustain pedal and dust cover
Innovative 3D Key Control
The Kellards Osmose is a 49-key standalone synthesizer and MPE controller. Its full-size keys respond to pressure, bend and shake gestures for per-note articulation. A 24-voice polyphonic EaganMatrix engine provides deep sound design and hundreds of presets.
From Standard Keys to Expressive Gestures
Traditional MIDI keyboards only capture velocity and aftertouch. This instrument replaces that limitation with three-dimensional touch control on every key. The jump is worth it when you need each note to behave independently with continuous timbral variation.
For Sound Designers Seeking Physical Expression
Composers and performers who want tactile, gesture-based shaping of every voice will benefit. Players who only need basic triggering or a lighter controller for simple sequencing should look at something else.
How it compares
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- Price $1,444.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 106 comparable items (median $312.49).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 49-key Osmose fit on the Auray KSCL-2X Double-X stand included in the bundle?
Yes — the bundle pairs the Osmose with the Auray KSCL-2X Double-X keyboard stand, which is designed to hold a 49-key instrument securely.
What is the common setup step people miss when connecting the Osmose to a computer via USB?
Install the Osmose firmware and driver package first; without it the USB port will not enumerate as a MIDI device.
How often should the two assignable pedal inputs on the Osmose be checked or cleaned?
Inspect the 1/4" pedal jacks every few months for dust or oxidation; a quick blast of contact cleaner keeps the sustain and expression pedals reliable.
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