KORG nanoKEY2 (2nd. Generation series) review/demo
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Just picked up AlesisQ25, but after this video, I should have got this. I'll still get it today. I love the form factor.
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Nice review and a nice bloke too!
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Nice review, my Haitian brother. But, that was a long-ass video. Lol
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In korg kontroll editor you Can change sustain button to be like if you press once it will stay on
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Ahhh so i'm not the only one who realizes that recording music in a car is an awesome idea!!! I love it....i drive to the beach and bring my laptop rig and guitar....its awesome lol
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wow man
great vid. I think this is a good buy for a complete non-musician like me
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Question about the removal of the CC button: Could nanokey2 still be used as a midi controller? Hoping to use the nanokey2 as a basic midi controller for Ableton.
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ooooo the 3rd beat was tuff
ive had the Akai LPK. its garbage.remeinds me of the playskool keyboard i had as a kid.the "arp" feature is useless -unless you have fruity loops 4 or some primitive daw- .not to mention its bulky and ugly. the korg nanokey was great but durability was an issue and sometimes the thing would stop working entirely. after my 4th nanokey i ended buying the new Oxygen 25. I hope the nanokey2 is legit.
EvokDubstep 7 months ago
@EvokDubstep Sorry it didn't work out for you my friend. but fruity loops is definitely not a primitive daw!
each controller/program depends on the user. I don't need an arp button because I prefer to play them myself, but it's all preferential.
SirJordanius 7 months ago
what do you think of the LPK 25 from akai?
Astr0wave 9 months ago
@Astr0wave I have to admit that I still haven't tried it =/
If you're looking into Akai I would recommend the MPK mini or the Synthstation which are WAY more powerful. The LPK is only "set apart" from other micro controllers because of its arpeggiator; at least in my opinion.
nutshell:
I'd choose between Nanokey2 or the MPK mini.
SirJordanius 9 months ago