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Mad Catz

Rock Band 3 Wireless Keyboard for Xbox 360

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Features

  • All-new Keyboard instrument for Rock Band 3
  • Plays Rock Band 3 Keyboard, Guitar* and Bass* parts / Two-octave design with 25 velocity-sensitive keys (*Does not support Guitar/Bass Pro Mode)
  • Play real Keyboard parts in the new Rock Band Pro Mode / Versatile layout: Play like a Guitar or on a tabletop
  • Use as MIDI Keyboard Controller when not playing Rock Band (compatible with most MIDI sequencers)
  • 3 AA Batteries and Keyboard Strap included / Use as MIDI Keyboard Controller when not playing Rock Band (compatible with most MIDI sequencers)

Description

As a new innovation to rhythm gaming, the Rock Band 3 Wireless Keyboard ups the realism of the Rock Band franchise. Crafted after classic professional Keyboard designs, its versatile layout capable of use on a tabletop or strapped over the shoulder like an electric guitar incorporates an ergonomic sensibility that provides comfort to the casual gamer or seasoned musician. The Rock Band 3 Wireless Keyboard Is fully compatible with both standard and Rock Band Pro modes.Empowering you to rock outside the realm of videogames, the Wireless Keyboard also functions as a MIDI controller and boasts a two- octave, non-weighted, velocity-sensitive keybed ranging from C3 to C5. The MIDI output connector provides compatibility with MIDI software sequencers and hardware devices, while standard console-specific gaming controller buttons deliver seamless console integration.

Compatible Devices: MIDI-compatible hardware or software


Connectivity Technology: wireless


Additional Features: Ergonomic


Language: English


Number of Batteries Required: 3


Power Source: Battery Powered


Keyboard Layout: QWERTY


Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous


Button Quantity: 25


Processor Count: 1


Number of Keys: 25


Number of Sections: 2


Style Name: Contemporary


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Brand: Mad Catz


Keyboard Description: Gaming


Antenna Location: Gaming


Built-In Media: 3 AA Batteries, Keyboard Strap


Model Number: RB3981610M34/02/1


Series Number: 3981610


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Manufacturer: Mad Catz


UPC: 728658024277


Mfr Part Number: RB3981610M34/02/1


Item Weight: 1764 Grams


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    • Solid
I am impressed with the new Mad Catz Wireless Keyboard. It feels more like a real instrument than any other Rock Band controller made. Well, besides the real guitar, but I won't get into that. For around $80, this controller is about the same price as the drums or five button guitar, but it's construction feels more solid, and the keys are full sized (although the board is not a full sized keyboard). When you play this, you aren't just playing a toy. This is a real instrument, and learning to play Pro Keys in Rock Band 3 helps you to learn real world music skills for a real keyboard. The only thing it won't teach you is how to play from sheet music, but that isn't a concern. The keys themselves aren't weighted, but have a solid feel and don't spring back like a child's toy. The console around the keys feels strong, and I don't feel like I have to be overly gentle so I won't break it. Overall, it works well, it's fun to play, and it isn't cheaply constructed. If you have RB3 and are wondering if you should buy the keys, the answer is yes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2010 by MikeB
    • Second best instrument to drums
I play rockband 3 with many imports from track packs and 1 and 2. I mainly drum on expert but my sister is involved with keyboard. We bought their keyboard to test on rockband 3. It works awesome, the keys are nice to play and color labelled well. the whammy is on the handle , its a touch pad so running your fingers across will whammy the note. The overdrive button is next to the touch pad as well. On regular mode on rb3 you play 5 keys, which are labeled by colored dots, using your right hand only. On pro, you use all keys and are labeled by the color panels. On the game the notes on pro are fairly clear to read, the track is lit by the colors according to where you should be playing. It shows 10 keys at a time, and at times will show blue arrows pointing in what direction the track will jump. It can be hard to readjust your hands to match the color change up, but after a while its a little easier. I believe (not certain)they only make you play the right hand notes, but you can use both hands anyway, I do. Overall its a lot of fun and you won't get bored quickly, with Phish's Llama, Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody and Yes's Roundabout it'll take a while to master those. P.S. The rockband network hosts a lot of Queen with keyboard support. They also have quite a bit from Yes and some more Phish as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2011 by Marcus
    • Tough Learning Curve, but Still Fun
I've had Rock Band 3 for a few months and decided to pick up one of these keyboards to try out the "Pro Keys" feature, and see just how fun the pro modes are. I've never played a piano/keyboard with any amount of attention that I could really learn anything so I'm completely new at playing keys. The normal "Keys" is very straight forward and simple, easy to grasp, and no where near as complicated as pro. Anyone can have fun with this mode, even new comers will find this easy enough. The new ones also come with an arm strap so you can hold it like a keytaur, but when I wore it the keyboard sat up to high and I couldn't hold it comfortably. "Pro Keys" However is a massive leap to a whole new level. Luckily enough there is a "Learn an Instrument" Mode that will roughly teach you some basics, but I found it failed to even give you the correct way to place your hands. And it seems like out of nowhere you're expected to hit 3 and four note chords. After you get accustomed to the very very basic of things you can move on to the learn a song mode (Only available for songs from Harmonix not RBN) this will give you the most repeated parts of the song and your goal is to get 100% on each section. So it doesn't really teach you anything you just got to figure it out as you go. Once you've got that down and start actually playing for points is when things get a bit difficult. Even on Easy I found things pretty hard, and I've only passed a handful on Expert. This however does not distract from the amount of fun I had playing though. Overall I believe in time I will come to enjoy this very much. It does a great job of note placement (Looked up a few online) and the keyboard itself is very nice. But it does lack a lot in the department of teaching you how to play the instrument. So don't expect to be playing Impossible level songs on Expert (Or hard for that matter...) a week after picking it up if you're brand new to it like me. It's fun and everything but don't think it will replace a traditional piano lesson. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2012 by FreakyTy

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