Arturia KeyStep Pro Chroma
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KeyStep Pro Chroma
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The KeyStep Pro Chroma is a powerful, compact sequencer and controller. It’s fantastic for electronic musicians, soundtrack composers, or anyone needing a portable hub to control both hardware and software instruments, despite the mini-key compromise. Its sequencing capabilities really set it apart.
Product Description
- Arturia KeyStep Pro Chroma
- USB/MIDI Controller Keyboard with Sequencer
- 37 Mini keys
- velocity-sensitive
- aftertouch
- LEDs above the keys for visual feedback
- 4-Track step sequencer with 16 step keys
- up to 64 steps per sequence
- up to 16 notes of polyphony per step
- 24-Part Polyrythm drum sequencer
- Melody sequencer with real-time recording
- step recording and step editing (pitch
- velocity
- gate length and time shift)
- Performance focussed sequencer
- Arpeggiator
- Chord mode
- Controller mode
- OLED display
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 589 x 38 x 208 mm
- Weight: 2.7 kg
- Incl. power supply unit and USB cable
- *Connections*
- 6.3 mm jack metronome output
- 4x 3.5 mm mini jack CV/gate/mod output
- 8x 3.5 mm mini jack drum gate output
- 1x MIDI input
- 2x MIDI output
- Clock Sync
- 6.3 mm jack sustain pedal input
- • Excellent sequencer for complex rhythms and melodic ideas.
- • Chroma keys offer surprisingly playable mini-key feel with aftertouch.
- • Comprehensive connectivity caters to both modern and vintage synths.
- • Robust build quality; feels solid and well-engineered for stage use.
- • Mini keys aren't ideal for all players, particularly those with large hands.
- • The OLED display, while clear, could be larger for easier editing.
- • Limited knob/fader control requires reliance on software mapping.
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