Native Instruments M32 REVIEW!

[@OsandiKodagoda]

I really like the way you are explaining things. My dad going to buy one for me. So I can make my own music tracks. Thank you uncle

[@SanjayC]

You're welcome!

[@maelgwni]

All the best with it duwa!

[@leoeriksson1859]

This fella is my go to reviewer !!!

[@jackkim127]

Thats really sweet

[@bositha]

good luck nangi !

[@afridifacebook]

You have quickly become one of my favorite reviewers on KZbin. Your videos are informative, not boring, and easy to digest. Props on that. Hope your channel grows well; and you find success in all of your current and future endeavors. peace

[@SanjayC]

Afridi, Thank you so much! That is a beautiful compliment to my work. I wish you success as well, my friend!

[@lumpielump3576]

guess what? I got my M32 about 9 months ago and used it only as a midi keyboard within Ableton + various third party plugins - now I´m just starting to realize the power of this little bag of tricks... thanks again for another straight to the point review, dear Sanjay!

[@techiestuffs3041]

I'm planning to buy M32 now in 2022 Is this worth buying ?? I use cubase 12 pro daw

[@emiel333]

Looks good to me. Just what you said, the lack of drum pads is a pity. I already have multiple keyboards but the NI with lot’s of software included for such an affordable price is a steal! By the way: I always love your honest review video’s.

[@SanjayC]

Thanks Emiel! :-D

[@Claidheambmor]

There's something really satisfying about playing drums with keys, producers have been using keyboards to make beats for decades. :)

[@MrVleker]

I'd advice getting this and a separate device for drumming though, most integrated pads suck and I usually end up using the keys anyway

[@SanjayC]

Totally agree about separate drum pads

[@MrVleker]

@@SanjayC Oh hey, I actually came here to ask a question about the m32 but I got distracted by this 😂 anyway, I'll be abroad for an internship for 6 months or so and can't go without making music for that long so I've been looking at the m32. Just wondering how the keys feel compared to a "normal" keyboard. I can't play this anywhere locally, and my brother has an Akai but I hate those keys. I know you mentioned the keys a bit in the video, but if you were to compare them to a normal scale keyboard, are they similar or do they have that bouncy/stiff feel? Thanks :)

[@WoodyPianoShack]

really clear and concise review, thanks for the great upload!

[@SanjayC]

Thanks 😃

[@InfiniteRhombus]

NI has been killing it lately, what an awesome company. I bought a maschine mikro like two weeks ago after I've been doing everything manually within ableton, after discovering and playing around with that and reaktor i haven't used ableton at all and now really the only time I'll even use it is for sequencing and mastering. Everything is so easy to use and you really can just go straight from the box to producing even if you dont know a damn thing about any of it. My only regret is getting the mikro instead of the maschine mk3 because the mikro doesn't do standalone mode, i was afraid to drop a bunch of money and having to spend like a month figuring out how to use it, now that ive actually found out how easy all of it is to use i should have just spent the dough, all of it is so amazing. I cant wait to add the kontrol to my set up. Ive had a mpk mini for a long long long time and I think I've spent maybe 3 weeks of actually using it in the 3 or 4 years ive had it, I hated it and its always felt broken to me. NI stuff just works straight away which is the way it should be. Another thing about the mikro I dont like is its sequencing, but like I said before im using ableton for that so its not even an issue.

[@SanjayC]

Nice to hear you're enjoying your NI experience. hey, if you've got a little extra cash to spare, consider going with the S-Series keyboard. Nice you have the Mikro, you'll benefit from the screens on the S-series. They are totally worth it. I go through the difference between the NI keyboards here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5KZq6uNfdSro5o

[@InfiniteRhombus]

@@SanjayC a day after i posted that comment i upgraded to mk3

[@mdpro2er]

This is the one piece of gear I've been eyeing since namm. Can't wait to get my hands on it. Great video! You helped me realize this is exactly what I want.

[@SanjayC]

Nice. I’m very impressed by it. Only now I need a bigger backpack!

[@BillyBanter100]

I've been using the M32 and A49 for a few years now. The M32 gets far more use these days as it's a great little midi keyboard and has all the control that the A49 has.That said the A49 has more range of course and the pitch and mod wheels are far more accurate for subtle adjustments. Consider getting both and you will be well covered on the midi key front.

[@aydaceren7136]

Thank you for another to-the-point review, Sanjay. Been looking for an instrument that's on the cheaper side and small enough to fit my compact home studio (main goal is to have swifter control on the NI ecosystem). I'd been eyeing A series when they dropped this one at NAMM. Look forward to getting it.

[@SanjayC]

Totally hear you! I always wanted NI to make something small to access the NI system and they finally did!

[@aydaceren7136]

Sanjay C 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@epicon6]

Kudos for the UNSC warthog! Also this is easily the best M32 review on youtube!

[@SanjayC]

Master Chief approves of the M32! haha!

[@dang579]

@@SanjayC So cool!!

[@SonnyGreenwichJr]

There goes mo' money out me pocket! Ha! Great stuff as always Sanjay! ☮️🤘🏽🤠👍🏽☮️

[@SanjayC]

LOL!

[@coolo73]

The only big downside I can see about M32 is the lack of midi-class compliance. I'd like to also use it with my ipad and iphone apps. That also provides built-in redundancy since you're not completely dependent on NI's custom drivers. At some point they'll no longer support the product and the drivers won't be updated to work with a newer OS.

[@SanjayC]

Yeah, I've heard the compliance drawback before.

[@patrikfernstrom7607]

Great review. NI currently includes Komplete 13 Select with this keyboard, making it the cheepest way to obtain Komplete 13 Select.

[@Sunny2ra]

This is such a better review than native instruments own official demo... thanks for featuring good music, tones and melodies in ur review.

[@SanjayC]

Thanks for the positive comment Sunny!

[@blinkymon]

Came here undecided between the M32 and A49, leaning towards the A49. The last minute or so of the video gave me exactly what I needed! Thanks!

[@Only1Dharti]

First, this keyboard looks really sleek and the visuals from this video is clean and just so well produced! It’s great to watch your tutorials!!! Never bores me and only excites me more about music (also your music you create for the videos) and what you do for others and to explore instruments and sounds! Keep it up! #MakeTheMusicYouLove

[@gunthermeer8245]

Wait, aren’t you his wife ? 😁 Great to see the support. Good video

[@Only1Dharti]

stannextdoor 😂😂😂 I am! And yes! You’ve got to have a good support system in anything you do!

[@solyarisoftware]

Hi Sunjay, Thanks for your helpful reviews! I purchased the M32 after watching your video. However, after many months of usage, I have to complain about the touch strips. In my opinion, they are very poor in quality. Firstly, I often unintentionally touch them with my left hand, especially the ModWheel, which frequently controls the dynamics of sample libraries. I don't know why, but the touch sometimes causes a reset of the strip, resulting in the overall volume (dynamic) being reset. I only realize this after minutes of wondering why the library is suddenly silent. So, in my opinion, the major flaw of this keyboard is the presence of these useless touch strips and also unnecessary keys. As an orchestral music composer, I would instead appreciate two real hardware sliders on the left of the keyboard as a replacement for the touch strips, along with fewer useless buttons and rotary knobs. That's just my opinion. The M32 with sliders would be a great keyboard. Another minor issue is the position of the USB connector: in that position, the keyboard takes up a lot of space on a small desktop. It's a pity. Anyway, I want to thank you again for your efforts in your great reviews. Nothing personal, but for me, Native Instruments fails in both hardware devices and sample libraries. Giorgio

[@glen7695]

Well done Sanjay. Clear, concise and positive.

[@hinduprinze33]

Seems like great place for a beginner to start off with. Great price for everything that comes with it!

[@SanjayC]

Yes it is

[@Tikolu]

Is the lack of after-touch on the M32 a problem? I'm considering buying it, and I'm wondering should I instead go for a keyboard with after-touch.

[@bobafruti]

I went with the m32 because it’s nice and portable. I also wanted a keyboard that gave me effortless access to synth parameters without assigning controllers and such, m32 is a big winner at that! (For nks compatible synths, fortunately Arturia supports nks) I already have a large library of synths and sounds so that’s not a big deal, but nice to have.

[@SanjayC]

Congrats. I like the M32 for the same reason. Really speeds up my workflow.

[@shreepadgandhi6739]

I have recently bought arturia minilab3 (25 keys)...what tempts me to buy this KOntakt M32 is the free KOMPLETE 14 Select that comes with this keyboard. Otherwise I do not see it as tempting as Arturia minilab3. But otherwise this doesn't look today to go for...25 or 32 keys...both are too small number of keys...though any beginner too should go for 49 keys minimum...its really not that comfortable to work with the OCtave buttons on a 25 and 32 keys keyboard. Trying to decide whether I should buy this or not. Today's price tag - 139 USD, KOMPLETE 14 Select has a price tag of 99USD...so just pay 40 dollars more and you get a 32 keys keyboard...that's how I am looking at it. Well. Thanks for your review.

[@GrampaCaligula]

Thanks for putting this review together - I wanted to see if the M32 would fit the bill for me. I keep an M-Audio Code 61 connected to my desktop, and I was looking for a 'couch keyboard' for my laptop. This looks to fit the bill perfectly!

[@SanjayC]

Awesome!

[@oienu]

humm I have a Keystation 61es so I could do the same using this little thing to move and get the full control and just use the 61es when I need full keys

[@happyjessus]

Thanks, great review! Do you think it is worth getting if you already have a mikro mk3? I realised that a lot of the software and instruments included are quite similar

[@MickBenjamins]

Awesome video, thanks Sanjay! 🙌

[@SanjayC]

😃 thanks!

[@Thadnill]

Hi, thanks for this review! I'm a bit torn whether I should go for the Akai MPK mini Plus, or the Native instruments M32. Mostly I compose orchestral music with Native instrument plugins, which is why I naturally leaned towards the M32 at the beginning naturally (though sometimes I can for sure work with electronic music and sound design as well), I can also say that the Aesthetic and minimalistic elegant design of the M32 is by far the best (though the Akai does look somewhat ok still). The advantage of getting the Akai would be the additional keys and maybe also some of the additional controls (if I would use them). But I honestly think that the keys of the M32 feels nicer than the Akais (which felt a little floppy and weak). So I already have a 88 controller when composing more complex stuff, which is why I think that a smaller and portable 32/37 Controller can be a nice addition, but the question is whether I should get the M32 or the Akai. Which one would you recommend for my case? Thanks again for the nice review!

[@ThaexakaMavro]

Komplete select come with the m32 you until January 6 killer deal

[@TrNdke]

I really dig my Arturia Minilab Mk2 and the included Analog Lab Lite. There are times where I'm wanting more physical keys and sounds to play with. I thought about buying the Keystep before this was announced. Would you recommend I pick this up for those extra keys and the bundled software?

[@SanjayC]

Yes! Having both the Minilab and the M32 is going to be a great combo.

[@K24U76]

I love mine, only issue I had was I ordered one originally and it was pre registered or open box that caused me a lot of issues, after receiving a replacement that was not opened it works flawlessly. I recommend ordering from a legitimate source like, Guitar center, sweetwater,.Amazon sometimes sends you open box items that are hard to detect, so be careful, I learned the hardware as my original one I had would not work with logic at all due to it being registered by another user and I spent hours and days trying to get the transcoders to work. It was painful.

[@SanjayC]

Thanks

[@francoismorinofficial]

Hi Sanjay ! thanks for your super videos ! I have a question about the M32 : Is the cable is in USB-C or must have an adaptor? Have a good day!

[@adamb.6359]

Took your advice and went with the m32 . Solid controller with great features especially if you’re already working with native Instruments products already. Works great with ableton as well.

[@SanjayC]

Love to hear that. So happy you found my video useful

[@elliotbasmati1055]

Thanks for this video...really needed it!

[@MichaelScheuenpflug]

As always great video. Thanks. For me i definitly buy this keyboard and complete it with my maschine.

[@SanjayC]

Yes it’s the perfect size to pair with the Maschine Mikro actually.

[@MichaelScheuenpflug]

@@SanjayC Im still running my Maschine Gen1. :)

[@geekindakitchen]

@@SanjayC that's what I will be doing but GEN 1

[@koraydundar5320]

Hi, thanks for the video! Would you recommend Native Instruments M32 or AKAI MPK Mini MK3? I am a complete beginner, portability is not an issue and I already have garage band on my mac.

[@Ubermensch16]

Hey Sanjay! Great videos! I had a question though, are you able to switch to different recordings on the maschine through abelton like you can on the novation midi keyboard? This is going to be what gets me to decide on one or the other so really thank you if you can help me with this answer. Thanks-nick

[@SanjayC]

On Maschine, yes you can. That's a function of the Maschine software + Maschine hardware.

[@RonIrizarry]

Can you recommend a sustain pedal that works well with this keyboard? Thanks! Also just subscribed, your content is awesome & extremely helpful!

[@DerekDonovanKCMO]

You do excellent reviews. This was very informative.

[@SanjayC]

Thank you! 😊

[@evilfab5195]

Thanks for this good review (as usual !!). Not surprised by the quality of this keyboard. Just afraid the mini keys are... too mini :-)

[@SanjayC]

If you're a pianist, you may have some issues with the key size. But you get used to it soon.

[@sherwinS_13]

love my Maschine MK3(i have two), this is the perfect pairing, especially since I don't want or need drum pads on my keyboard

[@Ilovered0117]

Hi i want to ask about the software since it is the one that interest me to buy this keyboard. Are the softwares really come with full version & full library? Like Maschine Essentials. I heard it was same as Maschine 2.0 Software,but it comes with smaller library to browse at. Really need to know what 6100 sounds and 10GB worth is, cause for komplete kontrol software & komplete start were already free without buying the keyboard, and i already have ableton live suite. Thanks btw

[@user-bw5hk5nb3k]

I love your presentations, thx for every information about Native Instruments you roxx : ))) Thhhxx

[@Salohkin11]

Genuinely awesome, well produced and helpful content! Glad to find this gem of a channel - and person!

[@SanjayC]

🙏 You are too kind. Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@lennardvillasenor5151]

You really elucidated the feature set of this entrylevel portable keybed from Native Instruments with objectivity and both pros and cons. Well Done! I would be interested to see your opinion comparing the control solution that Native Instruments has which is optimized for the Komplete NKS ecosphere versus the Nektar solution for controlling VSTs such as the Nektar Panorama P4 or even the keyboardless controller the P1

[@SanjayC]

Thanks! I’m going to do a Nektar review and comparison in the coming weeks.

[@lennardvillasenor5151]

@@SanjayC That is incredible news! I shall be looking forward to your upcoming videos as always.

[@RussMullins]

I know this is a somewhat stale review, but I wanted to thank you for it. I purchased an M32 after seeing this and absolutely love it! Many thanks!

[@SanjayC]

Hey awesome! Glad you're as happy as I am with it!

[@sevenpro]

I just subscribed and liked this video. Well explained, no extra talking and crystal clear information. i just purchased a used but pristine kpmplete controller. Im interested in the software you spoke of. Can you help? Thanks!

[@marcomair8977]

Hi! Great vid man! Can we use other plug ins (for example Nexus, Real Guitar, Heat Up, ecc) and not just those which are included with this MIDI? Best wishes!

[@pixpusher]

Great video reviews. Is it possible to let us know when the products that you are reviewing were provided by the manufacturer or if you purchased them?

[@SanjayC]

Yeah sure. I'm kinda new to this, so didn't realize I should mention that earlier, but I've started doing that. The M32 was sent to me for free by Native Instruments.

[@Drrruell]

Keep making these reviews! They are very helpful. Thank you!

[@SanjayC]

Will do! :-)

[@studiozone2203]

This video helped me out a lot. Thank you! I'm a beginner looking for a good MIDI keyboard that won't be difficult to use. I use FL Studio and I have Kontakt so I think the NI Komplete Kontrol M32 might be best for me. Do I just plug in the USB and it works right away? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance. : )

[@danielhennings3352]

Love the Speedmaster! - And great video :) So well presented!

[@tarotaddicts4695]

What a great review. Thank you!!!

[@teashea1]

Very quality presentation - nicely done

[@prodbyma1036]

Nice review 🔥 dose it works with FL studio?

[@mauriceamaraggi8098]

Excellent video. I just bought one. It was quite difficult to set it up with Live 10. Just a question, I try to use it to midi control some Vienna Instruments. The knobs start from CCU 14 on page 1. Cannot find 1 to 13. Any tip? Thank you.

[@samayyatri]

Thank you Sanjay C.

[@TheBigBosske]

Nice once. Total newbie, so it's 100usd for the keyboard. I had to google for Monark which is 99usd... And that Reaktor is 199usd. What would be a minimum software setup, low cost or even free?

[@allaedin9095]

Just recieved the m32 today, can you please do a guide/set up on it like how you did for the mikro mk3? That would be awsome.

[@SanjayC]

Its coming I promise. I've had so many requests for it.

[@allaedin9095]

@@SanjayC thanks bro!! Because Im currently stuck on it and trying to sort everything out, hopefully I can do my best until you upload your vid!!

[@JEtienneMusic]

Excellent review Sanjay! I'm A Logic Pro User but desperately want NI Plugins and have a M-Audio Axiom 25 MkI, I want a better home studio controller, but was also eyeing the minilab mkII for a portable solution (laptop sometimes and even Ipad as well) should I opt for the Arturia then spring for the A49 when the time's write to get the best of both plugins and have versatility?

[@SanjayC]

I think that's a really good idea. Especially because you'll have the bigger A49. I really like the key action on the A49, so that's an ideal solution. Good thinking!

[@JEtienneMusic]

@@SanjayC Thanks Sanjay! Now to only make sure there's enough desk space or this plans all out the window lol

[@SolomonandTheIncentives]

M32 or A49 for my MK3 music production mainly hip hop neo soul jazz? Which do i pick

[@berniarmstrong]

At 3:00 the automatic subtitling states: "in addition you have some dog controls...." while the guy says DAW controls 😜 This looks like a great little keyboard to fit on my desktop to replace the rather unwieldy full size keys controller I currently use.

[@SanjayC]

Gotta love Google translate! What full size controller do you use?

[@Johanwillfir]

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but without the drum pads, and strictly keys, you can still play/add drums to your music, correct? Sorry if this is a silly question, looking to get into making music on Ableton and I’ve just been watching all of your videos so I can make an educated purchase and not waste money!

[@SanjayC]

Yes that's right

[@99rpm]

5:50 I agree, if this M32 had some of the excellent Maschine (Mikro) drumpads, that would be the bomb! There's space for them on the M32's form factor if they had rearranged the knobs and buttons a bit

[@fffrank1183]

I like your review videos, one quick question for this M32, can I use this midi keyboard for other plugins?

[@vlusky_husky]

It's a midi keyboard. You can use it for anything that accepts midi. Although, it's mainly specialized for the Komplete Kontrol plugin.

[@xenioxe]

Great review 👍. How about integration with Mulab? Would it be successful?

[@sleeng_ala_prod]

Thx a lot for what you're doing. It's a great help. Just want to get sure if the M32 works well on FL Studio?

[@SanjayC]

The M32 will work fine with FL for accessing the Komplete Kontrol features by NI. But you won't get mixer control with it. I think you may be able to manually map those.

[@favourhenshaw197]

Great video! How were you able to do the chord cheat? Playing the chords with only one key

[@Young_Drizzy215]

I’m gonna save this video and use them last 3 notes you played and try to do it myself to make an excellent track. During the first play

[@SanjayC]

Awesome. Let me know how it goes

[@nickhagedorn1433]

Just commenting to remind you to come back

[@howtolearncoding6154]

How did it go

[@PB72UK]

I'm thinking of getting one as a stocking filler this year, but mainly to get the maschine software.. although I do own k13CE so it will come in handy for that too!

[@SanjayC]

Get a big stocking! lol!

[@evilwarnings2419]

Thinking about buying this because I already have the Mikro MK3. Can you connect them both and the same time to do drums with the mikro and melodies with this? Would they be connected both by USB at the same time? Im a bit confused about this. Thanks a lot! Great video as usual.

[@SanjayC]

Yes, you can totally use them both together by connecting them both by USB. excellent idea

[@NickyKao]

Thanks for this! You make really awesome videos! I am a classical pianist and just started to use Logic Pro X. I am considering about this one and AKAI MPK mini II. Do you recommand one over another? Thanks!

[@SanjayC]

I prefer the M32. I'm also a classical pianist, and I tend to like keyboards with a more piano-like feel. If you have space, I suggest upgrading the A-series by Native Instruments. Very nice touch.

[@SanjayC]

Oh...and thank you for the compliment! :-)

[@NickyKao]

@@SanjayC Got it thank you!!

[@jacksp8de]

Great video as ususal. How would you compare these keys to the MiniLab. I want a portable way to use my NI instruments but I love the keys on the MiniLab mk2.

[@SanjayC]

I think the keys feel similar to the Minilab. But the M32 keys feel higher quality (more durable).

[@jeetray11]

Hello - Sanjay. Is M32 and A49 build quality about the same and is the A49 basically has some extra keys everything else being equal? Can I play drum MIDI without the pads and will they be velocity sensitive. That is can I play the drum sounds softly and hardly with the pressure of the fingers on these keys? Or do I need drum pads?

[@ScoopexUs]

The market for small keyboards is to enter notes - which all do - and do another take (which requires all-DAW-compatible transport control, which not all do). I've narrowed it down to two 32-key keyboards and one 25-key one - the other 32-key one in Arturia Keystep 32. I've looked for a review by you on that, but not found it? It seems very similar (as does the Behringer Swing ;) )

[@bassimist8984]

is this the perfect MIDI Keyboard for Presonus Studio? Can i fill in drums too?

[@dcruzdavis1882]

Im planning to buy a midi controller which one shoul i get ? arturia minilab 25 or komplete kontrol m32 ?

[@mehranmosaddeq]

Any updates really appreciated. I just got M32, it's perfect, only issue is Modulation touch Strip it's a little bit laggy. Is it normal or I'm encountering a hardware failure. Pls let me know. Tnx.

[@marenas32]

Hello Sanjay, As a total beginner would you suggest this keyboard or the Maschine Mikro? Which has more plugins to start? Thank you!

[@SanjayC]

As a beginner, I suggest the M32 as its much more versatile. You'll be able to control your DAW better, and you get Ableton Live Lite if you don't already have a DAW.

[@milutinkrasevic1054]

Hi Sanjay, thanks for the very good review. Question: I am using the Reaper DAW so I was wondering if the M32 would be a good keyboard/controller i.e a smart solution in connection with this software. I'd really love to have this NI keyboard :-)

[@SanjayC]

They don't say specifically that the DAW functions work with Reaper, but I see a few videos about setting up similar NI keyboards withe Reaper. Its worth a try. I love the NI keyboards more for their NI browsing and sound manipulation anyway.

[@milutinkrasevic1054]

Yes, you're absolutely right. I'll take the risk and give it a try. Such a beautiful keyboard...

[@SanjayC]

Do it! 👍🏼

[@Audeet]

Hey, I'm a very very beginner to music production who's about to buy a mini midi controller. I'm torn between M-audio oxygen pro mini and NI M32. I'm more into electronic/ambient trip hop music. I'd love experiment with lots of sounds as well as beats. Which would you recommend for me? TIA.

[@SanjayC]

Honestly, the M32 is just excellent for control of Native Instruments software so I would always have an NI keyboard around. The Oxygen Pro is a better all-round controller though.

[@jaysmusic6]

If I purchase this keyboard will I be able to purchase the komplete 13 standard for the $199 upgrade or would I have to cough up the $599

[@jobahamonde620]

hello!! thank you very much for this video. I am very interested in acquiring this controller and I would like to know if it is compatible with Logic Pro X version 10.4.6 Thank you very much for your answer and for all the information. Greetings from Argentina.

[@Stomp_It]

Are you able to adjust the velocity on the keys? I love my M32 but only see where you can turn the velocity sensitivity on and off but no other adjustment.

[@Jason75913]

some plugins also come with adjustable velocity curves

[@olonoli]

I just decided to purchase watching the reviews in your videos !

[@rymdskrotet]

Can I use the transports and the knobs etc in other DAW's as well, and especially in Studio One 5?

[@ritapatel5727]

Love the small keyboard. ! Very helpful Sanjay ! 👌👍

[@SanjayC]

Thanks

[@info445]

Great video. Do you know if the smart play features (i.e. scale/chord/arp) can be used with any other VSTs besides the komplete plugin? I would love to be able to use those features with non-NI plugins/VSTs.

[@SanjayC]

Yes they can by you have to route the midi from Komplete Kontrol software to the other track running that plugin. A little work but doable.

[@info445]

@@SanjayC Thanks, that is awesome news! I just ordered one and now all I hope is that the 32 keys is enough. I'm not a pianist or keyboard player, so I should be alright.

[@FREZINO]

I disagree on the missing drum pads; I have a Maschine mk3- that’s all I need for pads. The keyboard looks dope.

[@SanjayC]

Actually, I prefer having them separate, except when I travel :-)

[@braveheartconqueror1768]

Is it compatible with android phones sir? Great review.

[@lemmuki103]

This or the m-audio pro oxygen mini? What can you recommend more?

[@tejasfadadu5345]

Just wondering. Which is ur favorite now between KOMPLETE KONTROL M32 and NOVATION LAUNCHKEY MINI MK3?? Thinking to buy any one of these.

[@SanjayC]

For Ableton, I would go with the Launchkey. But aside from that, the M32 is my fav

[@charlesq1903]

Hello Sanjay Great VId! Is it possible with the included software that comes with the m32 to chop samples and assign them to each key to make patterns?

[@SanjayC]

Yes, with Maschine software, you can chop samples!

[@rockstarprashantpanth1545]

Don't u think it's too expensive or its cheap or its perfect for 140$ and one more question ,is it available in Uttar Pradesh or India

[@Alvaro_93]

It's a good idea to combine it with maschine mikro MK3? I got a small home studio with the mikro.

[@10314347]

yes, absolutely. go for it.

[@SanjayC]

Yes for sure!!!

[@3STEEZ]

I upgraded to this earlier this year, from the Akai MPC mini II...and paired it with the Maschine Mikro MK3....sooooo dope!

[@SanjayC]

Really nice combo!

[@garaughty]

This looks absolutely beautiful and rock solid !

[@SanjayC]

Its pretty nice!

[@maecknyc]

I am so happy Google and KZbin share Japanese subtitles with me, without me asking for and with me switching them off daily ..

[@SanjayC]

Nice!

[@Johnwilkinsonofficial]

does this get along with logic ? i have heard some negative things.

[@eylab1541]

I'm at a loss. Looking for a portable controller without compromising too much on playability and range. Novation's launchkey 37 was the closest I could find, with full-sized keys, 3 octaves and 55.5 cm in length. Unfortunately, it is 0.5 cm longer than what I can take with me on a plane. Everything else seems either too minute or not having enough keys. 32 keys seems like the next best compromise, yet they all have tiny keys. Roland makes a 32 key model with full sized keys but then makes it pointless by adding a giant panel on the right hand side with lots of questionably useful buttons....

[@jobahamonde620]

Hello!! thanks for your video. You know I have this controller but it can't do a good setup. My daw is logic Pro x version 10.4.6 and I use macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 Can I take advantage of this device? thanks for your help. Thank you so much!!

[@StNudge]

Hello. Can I connect it through a Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen to record and add to guitars/drums?

[@Judgemaut]

Hey Sanjay C, do you recommend it instead of Roli Seaboard? Or it is reasonable to have both?

[@SanjayC]

They are VERY different keyboards. I like having both. In fact, I'm building my studio desk around a NI S88 and the Seaboard Rise. :-)

[@Judgemaut]

@@SanjayC nice :) thank you!