Today, Arturia announced the launch of the KeyLab Essential Mk3 keyboard controller. It features a larger screen for deeper integration with Analog Lab, updated creative features like scale, and chord play, the ability to use pads to launch clips and trigger drum samples and a custom DAW integration.
The Keylab Essential range is Arturia’s line-up of more affordable full-sized keyboard MIDI controllers, which pack plenty of features for DAW integration as well as control for Arturia’s Analog Lab software. The MK3 sees a design refresh along with new RGB backlit pads, easier controls and an updated Transport Section. There are also more versatile Analog lab presets which include patches from many of their newest software releases, and an expanded software package for beginners and pros.
Here’s what Arturia say about the KL Essential.
Arturia’s new KeyLab Essential 3 offers a new level of accessible, enjoyable, and creative music-making, redefining the essence of a modern universal keyboard controller. From its refreshing new design to its vastly upgraded creative workflow to an expanded software package, it promises to shake up the affordable controller market by empowering modern musicians and sound explorers looking to expand their setup without breaking the bank.
Arturia is Distributed by CMI Music & Audio in Australia
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