Reloop adds two MIDI keyboard controllers to its Studio range, the Keyfadr and Keypad, both designed for Ableton Live.
Both Keyfadr and Keypad keyboards are DAW controllers optimized for Ableton Live 9 which is included with the units. They both feature 25 velocity-sensitive keys with 9 playable octaves, 8 channel faders, 16 rotary knobs and 8 push/encoders and connect to your computer via USB. A Shift button allows for second layer control and choose between two performance scenes.
Full DAW transport section includes play, stop, rec, scene up/down, play/stop clips, overdub, set marker, marker left/right, cycle, tap and metronome.
An arpeggiator is also included with multiple modes and internal/external MIDI clock and Reloop added a Scale mode with 4 scales to choose from and a Chord mode.
The Keyfadr has a larger control panel that hosts 16 velocity sensitive trigger pads with backlit LEDs.
Both controllers are USB powered and Reloop gives non Ableton Live 9 users the ability to download additional MIDI mappings.
The Reloop Keypad and Keyfadr will be available this fall. No information regarding the price. You’ll find all the details at www.reloop.com.
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