For hardware synth and drum machine enthusiasts, there are two controllers that stand above most of the competition: Arturia’s KeyStep and BeatStep Pro. Their combination of USB, MIDI and control ...
MIDI controllers -- which let you trigger sounds from your computer or outboard gear -- are usually standard fare: three or four octaves of keys, pitch and modulation wheels, maybe some drum pads and ...
Handy mix of analogue and digital I/O. Lots of creative sequencing tools. Arp and drum modes are lots of fun. MusicRadar's got your back Our team of expert musicians and producers spends hours testing ...
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Arturia launches KeyStep Mk2 with OLED display, expanded connectivity and new generative tools
Launched in 2016, Arturia's KeyStep MIDI controller was a slim and minimalistic 32-note keyboard that squeezed an impressive level of functionality into a portable, reasonably-priced package. KeyStep ...
64-Step Programme Workflow-wise, the KeyStep Pro makes use of four sequencing channels, each of which can record a sequence of up to 64 steps. Each of these is polyphonic, up to 16 notes per step.
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