Arturia KeyLab Essential 49 mk3 White
Product information "Arturia KeyLab Essential 49 mk3 White"
The Keylab Essential MK3 series from Arturia has been given a fresh new look and provides a high-quality master keyboard solution at an affordable price.
The keyboard has a good feel for all keyboard instruments such as synths, organs, electric pianos and pianos and is complemented by the 8 pads on 2 banks, with which drums/beats can be programmed or samples can be played intuitively.
The extensive transport section is also equipped with shortcut buttons to control all important parameters. Seamless integration into Arturia's software instruments is achieved via the 2.5" LCD display with 4 context-sensitive buttons and a clickable encoder, which can also be used to select the supplied or subsequently recorded DAW scripts. For free assignment or pre-assigned to Arturia's software instruments, the Keylab Essential MK3 master keyboards have nine 30mm faders and nine endless knobs.
With MIDI Out, the master keyboard can also be used as a standalone controller for external hardware, and a universal pedal input expands the standard sustain pedal input for use with footswitches or expression pedals.
- Color/ Finish: White
- Connections: Pedal In (Universal for Sustain/Footswitch/Expression), MIDI Out, USB
- Display: LCD
- Hammer Action: no
- Includes: Arturia Analog Lab, Ableton Live Lite, UVI Model D Piano, NI The Gentleman Piano, USB Cable
- Keyboard type: Velocity sensitive
- Keys: 49
- Number of Encoders: 9
- Number of Faders: 9
- Number of Pads: 8 Pads with 2 Banks
- Pitch Bender / Modulation: Pitch and Modulation
- Power supply: USB or external power supply
- Transport functions / buttons: 8 Transport buttons
- USB: Yes
- 4 Keys and clickable encoder for context-dependent control of the functions in the display
- creative playing aids ( Scale Mode, Chord Play, Arpeggiator (with presets), Hold function)
- pre-programmed DAW scripts (Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Bitwig Studio)
Arturia was founded in 1999 in Grenoble, France, and initially made its name with software emulations of legendary vintage synthesizers. In combination with specially adapted controller keyboards, Arturia created an excellent integration of software and hardware — the V Collection software suite has for years been the industry standard for virtual synthesizers.
With the analogue Brute product line, Arturia scored a surprise coup a few years ago and has since been at the forefront of the analogue synthesizer revival movement. In 2015 the BeatStep Pro became a bestseller in the sequencer/pad controller category. With the flagship synth MatrixBrute and the drum machine DrumBrute, Arturia now stands for flexible, powerful instruments with a distinctive sound and an absolutely intuitive operating concept.
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