Korg nanoKEY Studio Bluetooth & USB MIDI Keyboard Controller
The Nano KEY Studio provides a keyboard, knobs, trigger pads, and touch pad that lets you instantly convert your inspiration into sound. It is battery operated and can connect wirelessly to iPhone/iPad or Mac/Windows. It’s a compact, mobile MIDI keyboard that is easy to travel with, allowing ease of use anytime, anywhere.
Product Features
- Step-record as easily as typing. A keyboard with 25 backlit keys that illuminate.
- More freedom to produce music, via USB or wirelessly.
- Lightweight and compact design can be placed anywhere and easily transported.
- An array of controllers that cover everything from DAW control to DJ performance
- A lavish bundle of powerful music software is included free of charge
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Using this with midi2LR to speed up my Light Room Edits I was on the fence originally about this device. I was comparing this to the the and the as a device to map…
Works with Auria Pro on Ipad Pro with powered hub Mainly purchased this to use on the ipad pro and specifically with auria pro. I have no use for this anywhere else because I have a hardware production setup and don’t use computers at all for music production.Apparently the Korg needs a bit more power than the usb3 dongle with the lightning port can provide. I had a pickle of a time trying to get the korg to be recognized. it powered…
nanoKEY Studio – good controller, software bundle is lacking nanoKEY StudioNicely build, lightweight, pads are stiff, faders have a smooth rotational feel, keys have a click sound (like a computer keyboard), but it’s easy to play on. It uses 2 AAA batteries. I received the nanokey studio 5 days ago and have been using it since the first day (about 2 to 3 hours average per day); still on the same batteries it shipped with.Bluetooth: connected to iOS GarageBand and Korg Gadget, no noticeable lag or latency of any kind. It never…