Other In/Out: CV: pitch out, gate out, mod1/2, CV In Design
Pedal Inputs: one sustain and 3 expressionīundled Software: Analog Lab, Ableton Live Lite Pads: 16 velocity-sensitive & pressure-sensitive
Keys: Hammer grade weighted, Fatar TP/100LR I think the first thing to note with this keyboard is that the key-bed is currently the best key-action you will find on the market. I recently wrote about my favorite free DAW in this article here.
With this being said, Arturia is known for releasing special edition colors after release.Īrturia has done a great job as always including bundled software and you will find that directly out of the box you’re able to plug in and play with your favorite DAW’s. I real8ze it isn't that way for everyone, but imho, the SL88 Grand TP40W is MUCH MUCH more piano like than the TP100.The Arturia Keylab MKII is a high-level 88 key MIDI keyboard that has an impressive build-quality and it is currently only offered in white. Have not mastered the mapping of vsts but, cool as that would be, it is the daw integration that I really need and coukd niot accomplish w the PC3X.Īt the end of the day, the keybed is really most important for me. The Mixface software is a bit sketchy to set up but after a bit of trial and error it integrates very nicely w Studio One. Feels basicaaly like part of the SL Grand and lloks good - not overly busy and since I use a Machine Mikro 2 too, I don't need more pads. I bought the SL Mixface which sits nicely magnetically attached to the keyboard. I already owned the Arturia V Collection 7 and the integration with the full instruments is practically useless. Also thought the daw integration w Studio One was spotty and even the Analog Lab integration is a bit spotty. Last week I bit the bullet and got the StudioLogic 88 Grand w tp40wood keybed. They have the same tp100 keyboard which, to me, is incredibly sluggish, nearly unplayable for open viocings and fast playing. I recently owned to KKS88 and Arturia KL 88 MK2. Found action on both to very playable, very fast but still piano like. It is always a matter of personal preference.
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