do what it says it does. happy with the build quality. not the best keys if you're going for a piano feeling but..but, this is not what you'd go for if, like me, you wanted something compact, light and well build. i wanted smaller keys. Looks good, comes with a usb c to usb A though, picked up a compact, long black usb c to usb c cable for 5 bucks at the grocery store. the freebies that comes with it are a great addition and I think that this was a great purchase and that Although I'm enjoying using it, I'll be still using that one for a while for my travels.

I had the MK three which works so great for live performance and sound manipulation. I had to get the upgrade. Light leaning curve Pads are durable.

I did a lot of measurements before I bought this keyboard controller. All my estimates were off, it's actually smaller than I thought! Perfect for me. I'm trying to make my "mobile command center" fit inside the backpack (pictured above it's the Lenovo hardshell something). As you can see, it fits beautifully. I included pictures in front of a computer screen, next to a 17" laptop, and next to a standard computer keyboard for reference. With the app downloaded, it was plug and play into Waveform Pro, and I imagine any DAW that can read USB MIDI will find the keyboard no problem. In my opinion having played with it and the drum pads is the hardware itself is worth the price and is a great deal.For the negative, it's all to do with the "extras" they bundled with it. "Oh wow, Ableton lite! Multiple expensive instruments! (the Orchestral thing is 300 euro), all for free what a deal!" Every. Single. One of them. Requires you to sign up for a separate account, give full permissions for web tracking, give them your address and purchase info (bank, credit card, paypal), download a separate app because their expensive software doesn't have just a VST plugin. It has to have that software up and running on your computer to work with your DAW, which means potentially Meta (Facebook), Google, and several others I stopped reading in the agreement could be watching everything you do on your computer directly. I started with the Orchestra one and signed up through the whole process before realizing that every other one was a different company and required all the permissions. If you don't mind the EU spying on you along with Big Tech (Yes, the Orchestra instruments one is from Germany and require you to give EU permission to view your data even if you don't live in EU), then the extra software packages are a great deal. But I'm suspicious of anything that goes from 300 Euros to free just cause I bought a keyboard controller and has no VST, no way to download and delete the account.TL;DR It's a great deal, very small, good price, decent quality, but the addons spy on you and require a different account with a different company for every one, and probably a different desktop app as well.

最新MK4tいうことで、私の所有するstudio one5にはどうやら適合性が無いようでした。もし、この機材とstudio oneシリーズとの適応させる術をご存じの方がいらっしゃれば是非お伺いしたいですが、たぶんいらっしゃらないと思いますので諦めるしか無いですね。しかし、このMIDIキーボード自体は見た目もほれぼれすものがあり機能も充実してお手頃価格なので購入して損はありません。でも、やはりstudio oneでは活用できないのが残念なので星ひとつマイナスです。

All the extra controls and functionality is great, the knobs and pads feel good and sturdy. But the actual keys (25 mini keys version) aren’t great. It’s OK when you need to record some rough MIDI, but don’t expect a playable key bed. The velocity sensitivity seems inconsistent to say the least. If you need good mini keys, I can recommend Arturia and Korg products. If you’re after extras like the chord bank and Ableton clip launcher, this is fine. And the integration with Ableton works flawlessly out of the box.Shame the MIDI Out isn’t full size, but at least it’s present. I don’t want to sound too critical, I quite like this little controller. It’s well made and thought out. Your mileage may vary.