Arturia Keystep 37

It really is built for those who need some type of solution where they want to be creating in a daw digitally, but might also want to be controlling h...

Now, if you didn't like this video, even before you know, the price of this keyboard hit the dislike button twice and if you do like this kind of cont...

You know all of those things the controllers i mean, there's a lot to offer for that, and i think that's actually a pretty fair price and i would imag...

For example, if you compare it to their things, called micro lab, the micro lab is really tiny. Portable super nice to put in a bag have with you on t...

Also when I fix my Moog/Realistic MG-1, my keystep 37 becomes a cv and gate controller for it, thus allowing me to sequence it via midi without having to modify it to do so. Basically they’re powerful, portable, durable, and over all easy and a pleasure to use. Even if it’s not in permanent use I will always keep it out and around because of how versatile it is.

I have the Keystep 32, and if you don't care about the slightly larger form factor, I think the Keystep 37 is the better choice. And actual screen to tell you the tempo, plus the strum feature, etc. Worth the extra $. The SL MK3 is also great, but not really portable.

I got a Keystep 37 this week to use as my main midi controller, in anticipation of selling my Sledge. I make way more music in my bedroom than in my studio, so having something portable makes sense!. I really dig it so far, and kinda wish I'd gotten one sooner. It is more of a game changer than I expected!

The Keystep 37 fixes this. Oh, and all the ports/connectivity is excellent.

My rig is chiefly an MPC One, with a Minilogue XD module and Elektron Model:Cycles attached. The chord, strum, arpeggiator, etc tools on the Keystep 37 look really useful for generating ideas for patterns. Especially the immediacy of the controls on the top panel. But the Keylab models look really nice too.