The Arturia Keystep Pro is the sequencer the world has been waiting for. KeyStep Pro gives keyboard players incredible sequencing and performance power in a compact, versatile controller. Take full control of your modular rigs, outboard synths, and software studio all at the same time, with 4 independent polyphonic sequencer tracks, 16-part integrated drum sequencer, intuitive controls that make complex sequencing and performances a breeze and versatile connectivity options. If you prefer keys to pads, you’re in for a treat. KeyStep Pro features a great-feeling 3 octave keyboard with velocity sensitivity and aftertouch. Letting you fully articulate your musical ideas, this expressive little sequencer truly puts the power at your fingertips. KeyStep Pro works the way you want it to, and removes the barriers between you and the music you want to create. Arturia sequencers can be seen all over the world, and are loved by top artists, studios, and amateur producers alike. KeyStep Pro makes gigging easy and fun, with instant and intuitive access to inspiring performance features. Multi-mode arpeggiator, randomness, easy chord mode, and real-time recording for creating on the fly. The crisp OLED displays and LED-illuminated controls will help you see it all in the dark, too! Tracks - 4 independent sequencers, controlling whatever synth, module, or drum machine you want. Patterns - 16 patterns per track. Each sequencer pattern can be up to 64 steps long, and contain 16 notes per step. Chains - Link up to 16 patterns together to create whole songs or sections of your set. Scenes - Snapshots of all the sequences within a pattern, letting you instantly switch between sets of sequences. Projects - Everything in one place. Load, duplicate, tweak, edit, and save for later in its onboard memory. The main features of the Arturia Keystep Pro include: 37-note MIDI controller with 4 polyphonic sequencers CV, MIDI, USB and Analogue Clock I/O Versatile pattern management with chaining and randomness Arpeggiator with variable clocdk divisions and modes
