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Overall, this is exactly what it's advertised to be. Compact, cheap, well built and all entailing. Everything you need to mix, make beats, whatever. I own hundreds of MIDI controllers, and trust me, this one is good. It's pads are precise, it's keys feel good and simple the knobs are responsive and tactile and it's easy to set up. I might even b...
What I like most about this product are the 49 semi-weighted keys with Aftertouch , the built-in step sequencer , real MPC pads and eight backlit LED touch faders that look very fancy and feel amazing. I like the fact that you get a lot of pads , around 80 assignable pads & faders and the you also get a free version of ableton whi...
What I like most about it , is the fact that even if this is a very fancy midi controller you can still use it as a portable music tool. The 88 keys semi-weighted sound and feel really realistic , the Ivory Feel-G technology really makes a huge difference. The keys have advanced sensor technology, and the white keys are ver...
I really like the 61 semi-weighted keys that feel very realistic and close to an acoustic piano , great sensitivity response , those 9 faders and 8 knobs help the user to get away from keyboard and mouse. Another thing that I found quite amazing is the Direct Link Mode that automatically connects the knobs and buttons to your DAW ...
What I like most about this product , is the great price , the powerful design by M-audio , the eight assignable knobs and nine assignable sliders, the Direct Link mode and may other cool features. You get also 6 dedicated transport controls , a bend wheel , and some dedicated track up/down buttons which take you away from your qw...
What I like most about it , are the 49 semi weighted keys , the hyper control technology , the knobs , the 64 midi controls , that useful blue screen where you can control everything that's happening in your DAW. What I also like about this product , is how close M-audio got to emulate a real acoustic piano to a midi controller ...
This controller is on the high end of prices when it comes to controllers. I normally would not say it is worth spending that much money on a controller when you could spend a little more money and probably get a board that has some very good sounds built into it and you can use it as a controller as well. But this board truly is built to last a...
Setting this controller up is very quick and easy, just make sure the drivers are loaded and that is about it. You will be able to use it in your DAW as a generic controller or if there is a preset for it you can use that but there probably won’t be with this controller being so new. This is a great controller to have, but I wouldn’t get...
Overall this is a solid and usable product. I wouldn't tour with it, I wouldn't play a show or perform with it but it does exactly what it was made for: offering an alternative form of input from clicking in notes with a mouse in our DAW of choice. So far it has performed that function perfectly, and I have no regrets about the purchase.
The Korg nanoKONTROL 2 is a MIDI controller that connects to a computer USB port. It is very affordable and can be purchased in white as well. This controller is relatively small and does not take up much space at all. It cannot be racked; it will have to be used as a table top unit. I use this controller to control synths and effects racks in m...
