Was looking at the Arturia Keysteps as I have most of their software offerings and they also integrate well with Ableton. Similarly to the KeyStep Pro, the KeyStep 37 also features four encoders which may be mapped to four banks of MIDI CCs, meaning that 16 parameters are available within quick reach. new controls let you tweak and alter a multitude of settings while you play, making for far more interesting performances!

It goes further than the usual modes and controls you’d expect, with niceties like exclusive and inclusive up/down mode, variable gate length and swing. If you’re looking a MIDI Controller that is easy to use, robust and seamlessly integrates with your studio setup via USB or sync with your external hardware via MIDI/CV, the KeyStep Range is for you. In 2020, Arturia added an all-singing, all-dancing keyboard-come-sequencer to the line-up, in the multi-track KeyStep Pro . Unit 4 - Carberry Court 28 Queen Elizabeth Avenue, Hillington Park, Glasgow, United Kingdom, G52 4NQ.An accessible interface, a compact design and com-prehensive connectivity make it the perfect centerpiece for your rig - whatever your needs. Quality : Plastic upper body is sturdy and metal lower body adds weight overall great build quality. The arpeggiator and sequencer lay down quirky, repeating grooves, allowing you to pick up another instrument to play along or simply add a lead line on the keyboard using the play, chord and strum functions.

While KeyStep 37 bears the most resemblance to the original, some ideas introduced on the KeyStep Pro have carried over to this model.Like KeyStep and KeyStep Pro before it, KeyStep 37 offers unique features not found in any other product. Experiment with Chord mode, where you can select from 12 contrasting chord variants and strum effects. As well as USB there’s regular 5‑pin DIN MIDI In and Out, a modular voice set of Pitch, Gate and Mod, analogue clock in and out, and a sustain pedal input. Here, there are now three ways to set up chord mode, either by selecting a preset chord using the Type rotary, manually inputting notes using the Notes rotary, or simply pressing the Chord mode button and holding down a chord shape on the keyboard.