You get a lot of sounds with Analog Lab to toy with, which is a huge plus.Īs a developer/programmer I'm always a huge fan of dark themes, and this 'inverted edition' makes me feel right at home. Basically you only have a few 'preset' options to choose from not being able to fine tune it with a specific value to achieve the perfect velocity setting.īut then again, it's not an expensive MIDI-controller keyboard, and is definitely worth the price. This should ensure ALV is running and the plug-ins. To resolve the issue, I am downloading MANUALLY (it will not download from Software Center as leftover files are detected by Software Center) Analog Lab V, and repairing or reinstalling once done. I'm not a huge fan of the velocity-settings for the keys and pads. Id probably need an Arturia dev on the line in order to actually track down all that manually. The pads are a bit stiff too, but you get used to it pretty quickly. But I might also feel this way since I am a piano player, and this is my first MIDI-keyboard.

I have small hands but still feel like they might be a bit too small. You can use menu Options > Debugging log to see what they are sending. The build quality is superb, but the keys could be a tiny bit bigger. Re: Mapping Arturia Minilab MKII Pads in FL Studio. It sucks that it isn't 'optimized' for FL Studio (no auto-mapping), but binding one of the knobs is as easy as 1-2-3 (and also a problem on FL Studio's side, not Arturia). The appeal for me to get the Arturia MiniLab MK2 was the many knobs, to ease my workflow inside FL Studio, which has been true thus far.

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