Arturia KeyLab 49 MkII Professional Midi Keyboard Controller with Velocity & Aftertouch Keys, Advanced DAW Controls + V Collection X Software Bundle

Purchased the Keylab 61 MK3 variant. The item was delivered 3 days prior to the delivery date. This product is capable of doing almost everything a musician desires to do. Just go for it.

Very Nice controller

Very nice affordable keyboard but vsts very costly so think before purchasing!

This product is amazing! You wouldn't get Arturia Collection V in the box. You would need to send an email to the guys at inventory.in containing your serial number(which is there right under the keyboard) ,contact details & amazon invoice attached. They will send you a serial key and all the instructions in a mail.They reply very quickly during their working hours.Kudos

This product is awesome n i got my collection 7 too from the inventory the next day i email. This is professional keyboard , it will be a learning curve for beginners to start with but in long run its not a worry to upgrade your studio.

I am writing this review after struggling with this instrument for more than one month. This Keyboard fully integrates only with Analog Lab Plugins. I connected it to Ableton Live and Studio one. With this, you can control only the basic functions in these DAWs. It does not fully integrate with these DAWs. It does not integrate with Cakewalk to any extent. The community is very small. You cannot get any guidance from forums either. The User Manual is very inadequate in information. Videos on YouTube are only for promoting this instrument. Even to connect to your DAW you have to seek the help of the Arturia. Even to get the basic functions is a Herculean task. You have to do the mapping, which is not easy with this instrument. Not at all user-friendly. You can get more functions and features in any instrument that comes for half the price of this instrument. Frustrated, I packed this instrument and 'preserved' it as a showpiece.

The pitch wheel and mod wheel is malfunctioning.

I can't be say its amazing

meine pers. Meinung ist das dieses Masterkeyboard ein würdiger und verbesserter Nachfolger - mit mehr Einstellungsmöglichkeiten - geworden ist. Intuitiv bedienbar + gute Verarbeitung - was ich mir pers. für die Zukunft wünschen würde wäre eine Fatar TP/110 Tastatur 73 Tasten - dafür würde ich gerne etwas mehr ausgeben

Ottimo keybed, funziona egregiamente con ableton live ma con studio one non tutte le funzioni sono abilitate (tap tempo e pulsante redo non funzionano)

This item is bulletproof made of metal with wooden ends ideal for giging. Ableton is needed and is good. You pay for. That ok but the other software. Advertised with are only demo. I suggest you look at the other 5 you get as key daws to go over the buttons.

severek kullanıyorum, hassasiyeti çok iyi bir midi klavye. tavsiye ederim

There is very little to say negative about this beast of a midi keyboard. It's preprogrammed to work with multiple DAW'S including Reaper which is the DAW I use. I was battling in my head which keyboard to buy between the Arturia and Native instruments Komplete Kontrol. Both are great midi controllers and have their perks and disadvantages. But in the end I chose the Arturia mainly because of its its solid outer shell steel construction where Komplete's is plastic, it's versatility to be able to operate so many DAW'S straight from the keyboard itself, Komplete only integrates with it's own Kontact software, and because it's an absolutely beautiful piano that is stunning to look at. Don't get me wrong Komplete is an amazing keyboard too but it's selling pitch is having that control over their software & while it is true Komplete does have a color display right on the keyboard and you can fully operate their software right on the keyboard itself and no you don't have complete control with the Arturia only some control but with the Komplete that's the only thing it has full control over. You still have to use your laptop to do any mixing and editing or to operate any other software. I do have the Komplete ultimate 13 software and it is amazing but I don't need to fully operate it from my keyboard. I simply choose the instruments I want to use right on my laptop that sits directly above my keyboard. It's much easier to operate on a laptop anyway because you get a very limited view of options on the small color screen on the Komplete than you do on a computer screen and it takes longer to get to the instruments you want and you don't have the ability to manipulate or integrate the sounds like you can on your laptop so you end up having to use the laptop anyways, and the Arturia plays the software perfectly, so I don't find that as a strong selling point. I find it easier to just operate Kontact from a laptop so I'd rather have a midi controller that works with all software and operates multiple DAW'S which Arturia does. Another great feature is all of the things you can connect to this thing just blows me away. You can connect multiple keyboards or other midi instruments directly to it and operate everything as one unit right into your DAW of choice The software itself that comes with the keyboard too is top notch. The piano sounds are dead on. I will say it did have one flaw which was the velocity of the keys was a little stiff meaning if you played soft vs. hard there was not much difference in the volume so it was very difficult to play dynamic music but they sent out a software update that fixed that and now it plays like a dream. Also the weighted keys are a little on the heavier side vs other weighted keyboards and I know some pianists don't like it that heavy but I do and the difference is minimal to me. I really can't find any other flaws with it if you consider these flaws. It's an absolutely wonderful piece of hardware. I don't think there is any other midi controller out there that can out perform this thing. It's just that good!!!