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 ...
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.
Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The generative features make it much easier to iterate on an idea and get unstuck. The generative features make ...
With lots of functionality and flexibility packed into a convenient and affordable package, the KeyStep gets a big thumbs-up. No power supply in the box. MusicRadar's got your back Our team of expert ...
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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 ...
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