The Terpstra MIDI Keyboard is a generalized MIDI keyboard with 280 velocity-sensitive keys. It’s designed for playing microtonal music, offering 55 notes per octave.
According to the Cortex site, its design is well suited for any MIDI-based application that requires a rich control surface.
It looks to be a design prototype - there’s no marketing info available at the site. If you have any additional info, let me know!
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it’s stunning. more natural feeling than a piano, by far.
meester bits
Have you used this? If so, what can you tell me about it?