The Perfect Performance Controller in a Compact Package With the Arturia KeyStep, you’re getting an awesome compact keyboard controller and a polyphonic sequencer all rolled into one. It features a 32-note Slimkey keybed, which is much more playable than your typical tiny keys. Keyboardists will love the capacitive pitch and mod strips—super easy to use and built without moving parts, so you won’t have to worry about damage during transport. But the real standout feature of the KeyStep is its advanced functions, like Chord Play. This lets you play a chord and then trigger it with single keys across the keyboard. Plus, there’s an onboard polyphonic 64-step sequencer that’s equally impressive. With extensive CV, MIDI, DIN Sync, and Sync connectivity, the KeyStep is one of the most versatile compact keyboard controllers out there. It’s a game changer for any musician! Features Compact 32-note controller keyboard and sequencer that fits in any synth rig Compact Slimkey keybed provides a full-sized key feel across 32 narrow keys Capacitive pitch bend and modulation strips provide excellent playability Chord Play mode lets you play a chord and reproduce it across the keybed Onboard arpeggiator provides complex note arrangements 64-step, 8-note polyphonic sequencer is an amazing performance tool Connectivity includes MIDI, CV/Gate, DIN Sync, and Sync Specs Type:Keyboard Controller with Sequencer Number of Keys:32 Type of Keys:Slim Keys, Synth Action Velocity Sensitive:Yes Aftertouch:Yes Other Controllers:Pitchbend, Modulation Touch Strips Encoders/Pots:3 x Encoders Dedicated Transport Control:Yes Sequencer:64-step, 8-note Pedal Inputs:1 x 1/4" (sustain) MIDI I/O:In/Out/USB USB:1 x Micro-B Other I/O:3 x 1/8" (CV out, gate out, mod), 2 x 1/8" (sync in/out) Computer Connectivity:USB Software:Ableton Live Lite, MIDI Control Center OS Requirements - Mac:OS X 10.8 or later OS Requirements - PC:Windows 7 SP1 or later Power Supply:USB bus powered / 9V DC power supply (sold separately) Height:1.5" Width:19" Depth:6" Weight:3 lbs.
