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Elvin Mitra
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Nice
Barona
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Two improvements important to me:1) Keyboard Action is much more consistent white to black keys. MkII had me always hitting higher volecity on black keys.2) Aftertouch is more useable for me using customized Response Curve the Mk3 allows.Fewer pads (12 vs 16 for mkII) but I use for switching articulations, so 12 is fine for me. I like the new look, screen and control knob. The excellent Pitch and Mod Wheel are unchanged.
Zooman
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
This controler works well in FL Studio, with most of the Image Line plug-ins. I really like the quality of the keys. Same quality as my Roland synths. I recommend getting the 61 key, since comes with a very nice piano VST.
Alexander Kravitz
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
Arturia KeyLab 61 mk3 has solid construction and high-quality finishes and is equipped with a decent semi-weighted keyboard. Integration with Analogue Lab Pro is fantastic, slim and compact layout, tons of customization options. The keyboard is tethered to your DAW and can’t be used stand-alone without a laptop. The browser functionality allows for quickly scanning through types, instruments, genres and banks of presets, with a visual representation of the instrument themselves via the color screen.
Mowrind
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024
Since my DAW doesn't integrate super well yet (ever?... Studio One), I haven't tested the Arturia VST integrations a whole lot. What little I did was pretty glitchy in my DAW.But it's still four stars because I didn't even buy it for that purpose. What I needed was the maximum # of full sized, reasonably playable keys that could fit in the space I have available for a controller. I also needed it to be slim, because I find it really distracting to be reaching up 4 inches to the keys. A lot of small, full-size keys controllers are just too fat that way.If that's something important to you, you'll be glad to know that the surface of the keys on this unit is about 1 3/4" from the desktop.So the whole thing looks and feels sleek. A lot of us creatives are very distracted by 'ugly,' and a bit inspired by beautiful hardware. There is zero ugly here.The play experience is pretty good. I've been using real pianos and fully weighted digital pianos for a pretty long time now, so synth/semi-weighted action doesn't feel "right" to me, but it is good enough for my purposes.A word about the interface. If you're like me, you'll be initially confused by the 'Back' button. It only goes back in certain contexts and for a lot of others you have to hit Program. So navigation is a bit quirky until you get used to it. I have sent my feedback to Arturia and they were warmly responsive. The gist: people expect a 'back' button to take them to wherever they just were in all contexts. Hopefully we see that smoothed out a bit in a future firmware update.But it's really not a problem for me since I usually just turn it on, hit the main encoder to go into DAW mode and start playing (after running the appropriate software of course).
Geeky Lion
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024
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Enrique Mendoza
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
Todo genial
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