Open Labs, a recognized leader in innovative Music Production Stations based in Austin, Texas, debuted their newest line of Production Stations today, Generation6.
The Gen6 lineup includes the Gen6 MiKo QC6, the Gen6 NeKo QX6, the Gen6 MiKo LXD and the Gen6 NeKo XXL. The new Gen6 product line is designed to “offer more power, more sounds and be more affordable, ” according to Open Labs.
All products in the Gen6 lineup feature processors from the 2010 Intel CoreTM processor family and are based on Microsoft’s Windows 7 for true Open Platform Capability. The Q series lineup includes the MiKo QC6 and the NeKo QX6, which offer about 10,000 sounds, DAW capabilities, a 15 touch screen interface, DVD/CD burning and internet capability and a 37 or 61 keyboard form factor.
Read more at www.openlabs.com.
All products in the Gen6 lineup feature processors from the 2010 Intel CoreTM processor family and are based on Microsoft’s Windows 7 for true Open Platform Capability. The Q series lineup includes the MiKo QC6 and the NeKo QX6, which offer about 10,000 sounds, DAW capabilities, a 15 touch screen interface, DVD/CD burning and internet capability and a 37 or 61 keyboard form factor.
Read more at www.openlabs.com.
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