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24 Months Interest Free Financing!On purchase of Korg products made with your Sweetwater Card now through December 31, 2013. From Our Research Team:The Ultimate Portable MIDI ControllerThe Korg nanoKEY 2 takes the Korg nano-series controllers to the next level. This 25-key compact MIDI controller features a new and improved design over previous nano-controllers, making it the ideal MIDI controller for musicians on the go. The all-new design sports 25 impressively responsive, velocity-sensitive keys with octave up and down buttons to access the full range of musical notes. New to the nanoKEY series are modulation and sustain buttons for even more expressiveness and playability! With its rugged build quality, new and improved keys, and ultra-slim size, you'll want to bring the Korg nanoKEY 2 wherever your music takes you.Korg nanoKEY 2 25-key USB MIDI Controller Keyboard Features at a Glance:
The Korg nanoKEY 2 puts powerful MIDI control wherever you need it!
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Carter, Mattaponi, VA Reviewsbased on 9 reviewsPerfected!
by Rob from South Carolina
The nanokey2 is simply a perfection of the first nanokey. No more keys breaking or popping off. Great MIDI controller.
September 22, 2011 Music Background: Musician, Technical Engineer Cute keyboard, works nicely with iPad
by from Piteå, Sweden
Extremely light and thin. I carry it around a lot and basically forget about it in my bag.December 7, 2011 Music Background: percussionist, computer musician Works nicely with iPad using the camera connection kit. Velocity is not super ... read more [+]sensitive, but it works. Keys are kind of loud, like a loose computer keyboard. but it's bearable. close [-] Nice
by Greg from NC
The Korg nanoKey2 is compact and it does everything I need. If had to buy it again, I most definitely would!!!
January 15, 2013 Music Background: singer/songwriter Korg nanoKEY2: innocent to the untrained eye...
by Pearse Scudder from Dayton, OH USA
I bought this keyboard on an extremely tight budget and found it to be a little more than what I expected. The basic statement is that you are getting what you pay for. The USB MIDI driver was a sinch... read more [+] to install and route to the controller and the editor software has a great basic MIDI clock. So yeah, it's not a proffesinal studio choice, but gets stuff done well on the go whether your in a coffee shop or on a plane, the nanoKEY2 likes to show off its portability. It's great how it is bus-fed power through the USB link. For my rig, stage and studio, I used it for Native Instruments software like Reaktor, Massive, and FM8 (my superman), but I found it useful that it is versitile enough for sampling and even can be used for drum triggers for programs like Battery 3. The keys have no feel, but are velocity sensitive. But the price makes up for the no feel. So overall, it is a great portable solution to on-the-go music making and has earned a spot in my studio-in-a-backpack and on my stage rig. I am now attempting DAW trials, but for production like that, leave it to the bigger brothers like the Axioms. close [-]
June 17, 2012 Music Background: DJ, Band Leader, Gear Nut, Electronic Music Producer Korg nanoKEY2: innocent to the untrained eye...
by Pearse Scudder from Dayton, OH USA
I bought this keyboard on an extremely tight budget and found it to be a little more than what I expected. The basic statement is that you are getting what you pay for. The USB MIDI driver was a sinch... read more [+] to install and route to the controller and the editor software has a great basic MIDI clock. So yeah, it's not a proffesinal studio choice, but gets stuff done well on the go whether your in a coffee shop or on a plane, the nanoKEY2 likes to show off its portability. It's great how it is bus-fed power through the USB link. For my rig, stage and studio, I used it for Native Instruments software like Reaktor, Massive, and FM8 (my superman), but I found it useful that it is versitile enough for sampling and even can be used for drum triggers for programs like Battery 3. The keys have no feel, but are velocity sensitive. But the price makes up for the no feel. So overall, it is a great portable solution to on-the-go music making and has earned a spot in my studio-in-a-backpack and on my stage rig. I am now attempting DAW trials, but for production like that, leave it to the bigger brothers like the Axioms. close [-]
June 17, 2012 Music Background: DJ, Band Leader, Gear Nut, Electronic Music Producer Also popular
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