It has 8 back-lit beat pads which are suitably velocity-sensitive, they are set to 4 velocity curves and 3 are fixed. It has octave and transpose buttons along with 2 wheels for pitch and modulation bends. It features semi-weighted keys spanning 2 octaves which give them a less synthesized feel and makes the response more natural. It has a nice mix of control types for choice too. It is a well-made product with a clear and decisive layout that sees to it that everything is easy access. Despite being designed for use with the Nektar DAW it is interchangeable with a whole host of others. Therefore, it is important to know what you want out of it in order to pick the best for you which we will address further on in our buyer's guide but first, let's take a look at our picks.įirst up for dissection is the LX25+ model from Nektar a front-running company when it comes to MIDI control these days.

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