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Indulge yourself in instant sonic gratification. The user-friendly interface allows you to start having fun immediately without needing to study this software rigorously. Craft out harmonies that will resemble your favourite tracks. We also think the Analog Lab software is fantastic for adding authentic vintage vibes to your productions: a sampling of the legendary synths include the Roland JP-8000, Sequential Prophet 6 and Yamaha DX-7. Analog Lab Lite grants you access to top legendary keyboard sounds at your fingertips. We loved the original KeyLab and it’s a workhorse in our production studio, especially since it works as a control surface within Ableton Live. It also ships with Arturia’s Analog Lab software which contains over 6500 classic analogue synthesiser sounds from decades past, physically modelled and distilled in an easy to use plugin. It’s got nine faders with rotary encoders, 16 velocity-sensitive drum pads, modulation and pitch bends wheels, and transport and browsing controls for your DAW.
Coming in 49-key and 61-key models, the KeyLab MkII is made of aluminium and wood, and features Arturia’s Pro-Feel keyboard bed found on its premium Matrixbrute synthesiser. Arturia just announced the KeyLab MKII, an update to its KeyLab range of Midi keyboards for DJ/producers.
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