Totally overpriced for that bad keybed, a cheap plastic case, small buttons, only 8 potis and no fader at all. Almost everyone out there already has an audio-interface and software. 499€ would be almost "ok" with software and interface BUT a streetprice like 399€ "without" the interface and software would have made this a much better seller 🤷♂ Also there is Tim Shoebridge´s PPG-Plugin (Polyphonic Pressure Generator) which brings polyphonic aftertouch to everything for only $19...software- and hardware-synths!
@@chrislisten87oh so keybed its really so bad? I have now SL mk3 but looking for just smaller, good 61 keys without additional knobs etc., I not use it. Can you maybe give me some suggestions? Thx for comment
@@21jajego1 Hi, I actually sold my s61 mk3 I talked about in the post and bought a korg wavestate se. But I made that decision because of the nki, software and firmware politics. It was quite big too. Besides of older synths from roland and yamaha I played thats my favorite keybed. It is the same as the korg nautilus (non at) I had before. The only downside is that in that series from korg some keys are making metallic noises. But not loud. But if you look for a controller without knobs, etc i have no advice. Maybe you look out for some with fatar keybed like from modal. I also have a roland a49. Keys are "ok" for the price. But it all really depends on what keys you played. Once on good, its not easy for me to get back.
@@chrislisten87 I’ve got it. It works brilliantly as a live board with Mainstage especially with the integrated audio interface. The keybed is a touch noisy but it plays well. It’s not perfect but I’m very happy with it.
Totally overpriced for that bad keybed, a cheap plastic case, small buttons, only 8 potis and no fader at all. Almost everyone out there already has an audio-interface and software. 499€ would be almost "ok" with software and interface BUT a streetprice like 399€ "without" the interface and software would have made this a much better seller 🤷♂ Also there is Tim Shoebridge´s PPG-Plugin (Polyphonic Pressure Generator) which brings polyphonic aftertouch to everything for only $19...software- and hardware-synths!
Got mine today. Yes its a bad and loud keybed and I will keep my Kontrol S61 Mk3 and send it back.
@@chrislisten87oh so keybed its really so bad? I have now SL mk3 but looking for just smaller, good 61 keys without additional knobs etc., I not use it. Can you maybe give me some suggestions? Thx for comment
@@21jajego1 Hi, I actually sold my s61 mk3 I talked about in the post and bought a korg wavestate se. But I made that decision because of the nki, software and firmware politics. It was quite big too. Besides of older synths from roland and yamaha I played thats my favorite keybed. It is the same as the korg nautilus (non at) I had before. The only downside is that in that series from korg some keys are making metallic noises. But not loud. But if you look for a controller without knobs, etc i have no advice. Maybe you look out for some with fatar keybed like from modal. I also have a roland a49. Keys are "ok" for the price. But it all really depends on what keys you played. Once on good, its not easy for me to get back.
@@chrislisten87 I’ve got it. It works brilliantly as a live board with Mainstage especially with the integrated audio interface. The keybed is a touch noisy but it plays well. It’s not perfect but I’m very happy with it.