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The keys feel really sturdy and have a good velocity range. The keys are solid at the front of the key, a step up from the first Mini Lab by Arturia.

The 25 note velocity-sensitive slim keyboard is nicely crafted with a well-built key bed. I must say I’ve had hours of fun using this as a creative tool. When you open up Ableton Lite Live the MIDI is automatically assigned to the keys and editable parameters and you have a lot of wiggle room through the MIDI map within Ableton. I found this tool easy to get along with for the most part.

16 rotary encoders (2 of them are clickable).

2 banks of 8 velocity & pressure sensitive pads with RGB backlighting.

25 note velocity-sensitive slim keyboard.

The USB Type B jack also powers this device, so there’s no need to lug around a power cable if you are making music in your portable studio.

You’ll notice that the back of the device is incredibly simple, there is a footswitch Jack for sustain, a USB Type B jack and Kensington security slot. Once you’ve installed all the necessary drivers and software, it’s time to plug in your MiniLab Mk 2. The MiniLab MK 2 comes with a few bits of software to get you started, namely Analog Lab Lite, Ableton Live Lite and a Steinway concert grand piano provided by the UVI engine. The actual build of the MiniLab MK 2 is nice and solid it feels almost unbreakable, which is ideal if you’re producing in various locations. As soon as you get this bit of gear out of the box it feels approachable and makes you sweat with creative juices as you reveal it from hibernation. Whether you’re new to the MIDI controller world or a veteran, the MiniLab MK 2 by Arturia could certainly be a great asset to your set-up.įirstly, I need to mention how aesthetically pleasing this MIDI controller is.