Ergonomic pitch and mod wheels plus touch strip.Fatar keyboard with aftertouch and 49 semi-weighted keys.Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 MK2 Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A49ġ.Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32.Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 MK2.No color display (not bad considering the price point of the T)Īll in all the deep daw integration with the display is it's main selling point and it is not too expensive.We have created for you a rating of the Best 30 Master Keyboards (up to 49 Keys) The left side of the keyboard looks odd because you can see the side of the key.
The buttons below the screen lack good feedback (so it is hard to feel if you pressed them) and I use them a lot for browsing through patches. The weight is enough to NOT feel cheap and all (most of) the controls etc feel decent. I don't think it is the best looking keyboard out there (especially the left part where you see the side of the first key), but at least it is not shiny like the P series.
I have not needed the supplied mapping software yet, but it allowsįrom what I have read, the customer support is great (have not needed it yet). It is nice to have midi out to control other hardware and the keyboard has some setup options (velocity curve etc.) that allows you to modify the way it translates your playing into midi values. The display is good, although the P version will probably be better (color display) The pads are nice and I like them for hammering in drum patterns. The layout of the controls is very good and even the combined functions work nicely. The knobs are a bit small, but still offer good control.įaders are also small, but nice and sturdy so you don't move them too quickly. Much better than my M-Audio Oxygen 49 (3rd gen) for sure.
Not the best I have ever used, but very playable. Very deep daw integration (I have used it with Reaper and Reason, but it supports more) As suggested in the title, I'm really liking this midi keyboard.
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