If you have recently purchased an Orbit keyboard, one of the first things you will probably want to do is set up your new instrument. Many professional musicians own a collection of different musical hardware such as keyboards and pianos. Many of these people are well-known within the music industry. When setting up an instrument of any kind, it is always important to consider the type of music you want to play and the person you are buying it for. This article will detail how to set up an Orbitkey Key Organiser for your instrument
One of the first things you will need to consider when setting up your Orbit Key Organiser is what key-set you are using. The key organiser holds all of the necessary keys to easily change the notes you are playing in the keys without looking at the computer screen. In addition, the key-set can be adjusted for your desired tension because of the Locking Mechanism, which is designed to automatically snap into place in each half-turn – never allowing it to slip out of place over time accidentally. There are five different key-sets that you can choose from Standard (including C, G, D and A), Low, Middle and High.
When purchasing your Orbitkey Organiser, you will also need to know the layout of the keyboard. Three main layouts include Key/Silent Stack, Silent Set and Compact. The key/silent stack has five Silent Stacks located side-by-side with a single D-ring attachment, while the Compact model has three Silent Stacks and one D-ring attachment. It is recommended that if you are purchasing the silent stack, you purchase the extra key-sets that are required to fill the gaps in the Silent Stacks if they are not already present.
The main benefits of purchasing this product are that you do not have to buy additional key sets to accommodate the extra keys you are using. Also, it allows for the standard configuration of five keys on each column without purchasing another key-set or the additional D-ring attachment. Additionally, there is no requirement to reset the locking mechanism, and you can operate the keyboard without holding the keys down. This feature is beneficial because if you are experiencing problems with accidental keypress errors and need to press the keys once more to stop the error, the locking mechanism will prevent the key-set from being accessed until the following key is released.
If you wish to upgrade your current key-set, you can easily do so by purchasing additional d-rings. By purchasing an additional D-ring attachment for each additional five keys, you will be able to provide yourself with additional functionality such as storing and protecting additional keys or for use in the future. Additionally, you can easily update the layout by purchasing new key sets, including additional columns. This upgrade will also allow you to provide your employees with a customised look, allowing them to personalise the look of their workstations.
A standard key organising system will provide a key system containing four rows of keys that can be accessed in that order. In most cases, the user will only ever access three of the rows at any given time. This type of key-organiser is helpful for those that need to store a high number of different types of keys. However, this type of key-set will not be effective if you have a large number of keys. In addition, this kind of key-organiser will not be very effective if you have many employees.
A key-organiser that offers a range of interchangeable key-sets can be more effective as it will allow you to customise how your staff access the different key-sets. For example, if your company uses a standard key-set, you are more likely to have a uniform system where employees can access the key-sets they require; however, if your company uses a standard key-set but has a wide range of different key-sets then customising how your staff access these key-sets will allow your business to benefit from a much higher level of productivity.