Nektar Impact GXP49 Full-Sized Semi-Weighted USB Midi Keyboard Controller with Velocity and Aftertouch, Nektar Deep DAW Integration and Free Professional Recording Software Bundle

The keyboard works flawless. Very easy to connect it to Cubase/Logic/Studio One/Reaper. The drivers work great.Not all the transpose buttons for play/rec seem to work that well in Cubase but did for other DAW. Can’t figure that one out. I use keyboard short cuts anyways.The keys work and feel great. The velocity curve is a bit hit or miss but I fix that up with midi editing after. Good for a budget keyboard.

È Slim, materiali di ottima fattura, non è plasticosa e i tasti hanno una risposta della Velocity molto buona.

Incredible MIDI controller. Probably the best "weighted key" feel in it's class. Keys are just heavy enough to feel realistic. Still wont match a good hammer-action, but just might be as close as you'll get. The Nektarine software is interesting and works well. Some of the keyboard features seem a little useless or gimmicky, like the "repeat" feature, but it has chromatic transposition, excellent DAW integration, and one of the best features on this keyboard is the aftertouch. The aftertouch is very accurate and easy to actuate, even easier than the Fatar keybed on my Keylab MKii, a far more expensive controller.My only nitpicks are the keybed can feel a bit "crinkly" at times. Also sometimes the black keys need to be pressed with slightly more conviction on the softest notes to register. Like if you want a tiny, tiny ghost of a note, its sometimes easy to press the key too softly and feel like you pressed it all the way. And finally the pitch and mod wheels have just a smidge of travel where nothing is registered, before being picked up. None of these are deal-breakers at all, this is a fantastic controller. Probably the best in this price range as well as another $100 up.