This thing is so cool, you can split the instrument halfway along with the piano, and that is just the coolest thing to me. I suggest the white color as it really stands out. It looks really cool and that’s mainly why I bought it. The aesthetics are insane. This thing looks beautiful, it has a nice little wood finish on the edges with metal trim, and the rest of the keyboard has a nice heavy metal feel, that is really cool like it is literally cold to the touch. The drum pad was kind of meh, it is not the biggest but that’s ok, but the pads just felt too harsh to me. The buttons are plastic and hard and there are lots of them. The knobs are very clicky and satisfying to use, the sliders are smooth and are only a little light to the touch. But the Arturia Keylab MKII keys feel too light and airy. I have also used the Akai MPK 249, and those keys are more what I would describe as semi-weighted, and I really enjoyed them. Bear in mind this is my first review, but I use a 88 key Casio 100s that does have weighted keys and the difference was great.
Solid More Details: Arturia Keylab MKII The Keyboard:īack to the keys, they may be semi-weighted as described, but they really did not feel weighted at all.
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I love Artu ria, from their synth plug-ins to their actual synths.They are a great company, and when it comes to Midi Controllers they do not let you down! I love the Arturia Keylab MKII, even though the first one I received was absolutely busted and one of the keys didn’t work and the knobs and sliders caused my computer to emit a high-pitched whine… i t was the seller’s fault, not Arturia’s, and the fact I bought another one after such a fail tells you something. The Arturia KeyLab 61 MKII Is a top-of-the-line Midi-Controller.
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