However, once I found the correct instructions here:, it took about 5 minutes. To be honest I could not ffind the right instructions on the web, so I was fiddling around. Oh and there is Ableton Light, whatever that is.

If you were to buy all this from Arturia, it would cost you more than the price of thev keyboard.

Click on a feature (fader, button etc) and assign). You also get a full version of a VOx Continental, A full version of a Wurli, Piano V2 - 12 modelled pianos, and something called MIDI control centre an excellent on screen controller of your hardware. First there is Analog Lab 5 - that's 6500 sounds rightv there - all instantly mapped to the keyboard.

I think I have just found its successor, and for £750 UK!īefore we even go into the (great) details of the keyboard, its worth mentioning the bundled software. I have tried to replace it with Nords and with its successor the RD 2000 but it did not work here. This board cost me £3500 back in the day. If it was going to be replaced, it was because it is a stage piano and is very limited as a controller keyboard. I have a wonderful old Roland 700NX, which has a fantastic piano action and a very decent concert grand sound. I spent more time on set up than I did no using these things, often things just would not work, after days of trying. Nightmarish set ups and general flakiness, things just not happening when they should and as far as keboard controllers go, kebeds that play like toys. I have had lots of gear through my studio, Korg Nanos, M Audiio gear, Necktars, Akais and more, but all have dissapointed. Like many, I have been on the quest for a satsfying controller/controller keyboard, for some time.

Keylab piano