Arturia MiniLab MKII Deep Black Edition

Features:

• Arturia MiniLab MKII DBE - Limited Deep Black Edition
• Produce your own tracks with Ableton Live Lite, one of the most popular and intuitive recording and performance software available. Thanks to the pre-defined function assignment of the controllers on MiniLab MkII in Ableton, you can get started immediately.
• Authentic keyboard sounds: The included Analog Lab Lite provides 500 sounds from the 17 software instruments of the award-winning V Collection. Play legendary electric pianos, mono and polysynths, organs and more. Here, too, MiniLabs controllers are already perfectly adjusted to the operation of the software.
• Full-blown grand piano sound in miniature format: UVI Grand Piano Model D, a Steinway grand piano sampled with great attention to detail, is also part of the software package.
• Always with you: The very compact and high-quality MiniLab MkII becomes the new reference among portable MIDI controllers by enabling flexible control even in the smallest of spaces.
• Very well playable keyboard: Finally, playing on small keys is no longer a torture, but a pleasure. No other "mini" keyboard offers the good playability of Arturia's specially developed slim keys in spite of the small space requirement.
• Performance Pads: Play a drum pattern, launch clips, navigate through presets; the MiniLab MkII's eight drum pads are highly responsive and their colored backlight can be customized for better orientation.
• Flexible encoder knobs: 16 endless encoders can be freely assigned to control your favorite effects, synths or DAWs. Two of the encoders even have a click function.
• Two touchstrips for pitch and modulation are effortless and faster to use than ordinary pitch and modulation wheels. Octaves can be changed with the octave selector switches. A pedal can of course also be connected for authentic keyboard performances.

Specs:

• Number of Keys: 25
• Rotary knobs: 16
• Fader: 0
• Color: Black
• Set Offer: no
• Type: MIDI Keyboard
• Theme: Keyboard Instruments

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