Should you get the NEW Arturia Keylab MK3? FULL REVIEW

[@SanjayC]

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[@bravobursado5974]

tap control for those delays would be great

[@eematlock]

As an mkii user this was my face at the beginning😃. My face by the end 😞. Thank you for the in-depth and honest review Sanjay.

[@LukJarzyna]

Fellow MKII user here, yeah, MKIII is a sad downgrade, it's essential plus, not a flagship.

[@SanjayC]

You're welcome.

[@shapourdashtpour63]

why

[@brandonpatangan4001]

Hey! If you're thinking of purchasing the Keylab Mk 3 just wanted to share my experience across two generations of the Arturia Keylab! 1.) Keylab 88 MK 1 - Off the bat the velocity was wonky. One of the most notable issues was that when you would use the sustain pedal it would randomly cause the keyboard to play a full 127 velocity note. A couple of ear-shattering bursts later, I brought this up with their support basically to get a shrug and say it was a known issue but they didn't have a fix yet. Ok lol. I ended up re-selling the board before they could fix it (they probably never did). 2.) Keylab 49 Mk II The pitch bend stopped working correctly about a year after I purchased it. When I would bend the pitch up it would go to "0" value then only then would it start going up. This happened to me during a live gig so you can imagine that it was embarrasing to say the least. When I raised this up with support they basically ignored me. Also wanted to note that my Mark I basically stayed at home with a dust cover the entire time I had it. (due to the pandemic), and the Mark II was used ONCE during a gig. Just wanted to put this out there for any prospective buyers! Awesome software but the hardware leaves much to be desired especially at the price point they're selling it at. I live in a non-First World country, so the repair price is horrendously bad and I'll probably just sell this and replace it with a Korg Keystage in all honesty lol.

[@unlovablemusic]

Your cadence and approach to topics in your videos is phenomenal! I watched a few of your videos yesterday which inspired me to purchase my first midi keyboard controller to continue my music production journey! Thank you for the interesting, creative and educational videos!

[@SanjayC]

Very kind of you. Thanks for the positivity!

[@Only1Dharti]

💜💕🙏🏽

[@CNKayutube]

Totally agree , great videos , I want to get something for my son for bday. Help!

[@aardvarkmindshank]

The sound on this video is incredibly good. The voice is super clear and consistent.

[@dragosthule]

A sponsor relevant to the channel. And you use it for the video! Well done!

[@SanjayC]

Thank you! And thanks to Lewitt for letting me showcase their mic!

[@ElsewhereGaming]

I just wish Arturia would come out with a weighted-keyboard with all of the upgrades (drumpads, knobs, sliders) and just drive the nail into Native Instruments.

[@JesusArmasOficial]

Isn’t the 88 MKII a weighted keyboard?

[@Talia.777]

I get what you mean and I love Arturia.... but I love Native Instruments too.... why do you want Native Instruments to be nailed as a whole?! They are great....

[@JoelWalker1229]

@@JesusArmasOficial Sure but many of us wanted 61 or 49 key variants. 88 key boards take up a lot of space for some applications.

[@Emily_M81]

pity they removed 4 pads. And imo those wooden sides look bad on the white one; they should be darker. I expected a bigger screen this time around, but that looks weird. They made a big screen and then put a small square icon on it. I think everything you said about this screen is pretty spot on. I feel like Arturia dropped the ball here. thanks for sharing.

[@margaretchristo6859]

Sanjay C. - You gave us a thorough and honest review of the MK3. I appreciate that. Now people can make a wise decision on what’s right for them. Appreciate your time and effort. Love your channel.

[@GavinLendt]

I highly recommend this Keylab MK3 if you don’t already have a Keylab mk2 or don’t need poly aftertouch. It does however have channel aftertouch. Mine arrived yesterday and I already love it. The build quality is top notch and the keys have the right amount of weight and bounce. I bought a Keylab Essential a year ago and instantly returned it due to its spongy keys. This Keylab MK3 however is a keeper. Its quality can only be experienced firsthand. With Analog Lab, it instantly becomes an Astro Lab. The screen is very clear. I’ve made a few user presets for upcoming gigs and I can’t wait to use it in a live setting.

[@sahrngaujah8812]

Deyuum! Thanks again @SanjayC. Been waiting on this with bated breath.

[@SanjayC]

Glad you came to watch. What do you think of it?

[@sahrngaujah8812]

@@SanjayC Well, while I am happy about the little improvement, I still think they are sleeping on a bigger screen like that of the NI S Series. But DAW integration wise, they (Arturia) are hard to beat. My honest view...

[@FernandoDCDuarte]

Hi Sanjay! Hope you guys are well! At last, the KeyLab MKIII is here. It definitely got some nice improvements, especially with the screen and its interface. However, as I had the MKII (before giving it to my nephew), I wouldn't upgrade to the MKIII as the upgrades are not that significant. However, for someone looking out forna premium mido controller and doesn't want to pay the higher price from Native Instruments S series, then this is the one to get! Nice overview of this long awaited keyboard!! Next step, NI Maschine MK IV / +2 !!!

[@iamjamessmith]

Oof, I was really expecting cv ports and poly aftertouch on this one.

[@SanjayC]

Yeah, I think a lot of people were including me.

[@paulmark992]

Perhaps they will release a version of the 88 keys to have this and other extended features.

[@julioguerrero8849]

Keylabs 49, 61 and 88 MKII have 1 CV input and 4 CV outputs for integration with modular synths. You should check them out, since they have more buttons, pads, and outputs than this one. Regular Aftertouch is fine on MKII versions, too... I have found that I prefer poly aftertouch on grid controllers rather than on regular key beds. Launchpad X and Pro are good examples of this when creating custom controller modes.

[@aardvarkmindshank]

Yeah very disappointed that it doesn’t have pa.

[@SledgemanGuitar]

Nice review as always! Thank you! As a very satisfied owner and user of 61 MK2 and don't see any reason to get the MK3. I had bigger expectations for this. 😏 Soooo, let's hope for bigger upgrades on the MK4. 😉

[@mauriziomauricone]

After years of waiting for the Mk3, I bought a mint condition secondhand KeyLab Mk2 for €225… Couldn’t be happier.

[@gb3496]

Seriously...?! This is what took them so long...?! And the small size display - really?! What a disappointment!

[@bombjelly5795]

The mk2 is perfect. Why would they change it so much? Less pads really does suck. The display is amazing. How big does a keyboard display need to be? Ever since my Mk2 I havnt cared for any other midid controller anymore. I know I have the best premium midi keys out there. Now there’s a better one because of the nice display. But I’m not going to get it. I use my midi to record midi notes. No nice screen needed for that

[@mybachhertzbaud3074]

It really would be nice for these keyboard makers to add a video out for display or a connection for the computer to display in a window.🤔

[@ifiwantyoutofeel]

To be fair it's $200 so standard

[@axoplanet6081]

@@mybachhertzbaud3074Very good idea 👍👍 An USB-C out for a small portable screen would be awesome.

[@sonexcellencea]

Small size display like this in 2024 😂 even iPhone is going bigger screen

[@cruzmacias3257]

man watchin that synth to software integration in action is makin me so emotional

[@apextraxx2903]

I just got the mk2 about 5 months ago, TBH I'm glad it's not some groundbreaking new gizmo for me to get the itch for. 😅

[@TigroGumi]

Agree with you on the fader and knob orientation... kinda haven't understood this on many keyboards and yet the majority of them do this. It's fine if you add automation after... but kinda annoying if you like to record directly to a better feel or automat as you play as ideas are often best done in one motion... often you have to cross arms to do this.

[@VentureNW]

meh... sort of disappointing to be honest. I am leaning heavier toward the Push, at this point, unless Novation drops a nuke on the scene. The screen is too small and basic, keys are not lit like the NI, not even poly aftertouch and definitely not 'full touch', when they invented it. Like NI, its a bit tied to its own ecosystem (not as badly, but still). I have seen a couple of Novation hints on Instagram, as of late, and I am thinking a new SL MKIV is coming. One can hope. With no great keyboard controllers, I am starting to think the Push just makes better sense. I am probably wrong, but it is what it is. Its a smaller footprint and I do like that. My keyboardist/guitarist hands can learn.

[@peabodyscientific2082]

I really want to see what novation comes with now too. I feel like the chess board is theirs for the taking in this product segment. Arturia fixed some of the deficiencies of the mk2, but they could have come so much harder with this product, especially after SIX YEARS.

[@VentureNW]

@@peabodyscientific2082 I think they'll drop the Launchkey first, but hoping for a new SL. Whatever it is, will be on August 29th, in 2 days

[@Only1Dharti]

✨🔭Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed ❤️‍🔥🙌🏾 Your instrument review and tour videos are just so impressive! Very well done!

[@KrishnanR26]

Keyboard makers need to know if there's a feature in the existing model that is a "PLUS" point, you should not mess with it in the newer models unless there's an innovation and is proving to be convenient. Also it is just better to listen to consumers and innovate than be rigid and cut off existing features that were not an issue.

[@LukJarzyna]

It's an outright downgrade functionality wise from keylab mk2. Fewer pads and control buttons in the slider area, among other things. Go home Arturia, you're drunk!

[@Metagenome]

Oh, that's just great... now I have to wait for Mk4 for at least a polyphonic aftertouch 😕

[@peabodyscientific2082]

0:02 I know the mk4 will be great. Six years will fly by and we'll have a fantastic Keylab in 2030 💔

[@bellalagossi9779]

Thanks Sanjay you did an amazing video here!

[@DeepFuture]

As a MKII owner I think I'll pass, Not enough of an upgrade for me. Nice review thanks.

[@marcoau7u7]

It is strange how the previous generation of Arturia fought side by side with Native Instruments and the decision between one or the other had to be based on small details of the workflow. Now it seems like they've moved away from the competition to pursue their own niche... which still doesn't make sense because the mk3 series doesn't have polyphonic aftertouch to control the synths, the new standard. Great review as always Sanjay!

[@vewilli]

Thank you, Sanjay, for this convincing review. Convincingly a least for those who haven’t had a masterkeyboard controller by Arturia. I‘ve been waiting for this one (the 61 key version of course). Now I‘m going to look for the price. Hope, it’s not too expensive!

[@SanjayC]

You're welcome. I posted the prices at the beginning of the video $599 for the 61

[@madness8556]

Well it's obvious that my much loved Keylab MK11 won't be replaced any rime soon!

[@michelnassarofficial]

Love the software integration part 😍

[@jumpstar9000]

ASM Should make a MIDI controller, it would kick ass

[@OscarSlapp]

I waited years for this keyboard then I went with the Kontrol S instead. I wondered if I would regret my choice when this one released.I don't .Kontrol S is 🔥

[@tkelong3569]

Already have the MKII. This keyboard is more for someone looking to get into the Arturia keyboard ecosphere, not for someone who already owns the II. Love my II! Great controller plus lots of free sounds! Lit up pads on the II are waaay cooler than the edge lighting on the III! No doubt! 🤓

[@IanOS-UK]

That mic is very interesting - Impressive performance! 🎙️

[@HarrisonSD03]

As someone who doesn't have a board, this looks great. However, if I had the MKii, I wouldn't upgrade.

[@naturalbornweakness]

Features I hope for in keylab: 1. MIDI 2.0 2. Poly AT 3. HW sequencer 4. ribbon controller & morphee 5. just every thing 😅

[@Jefuslives]

Arturia sure makes a nice looking product.

[@fuserproducer]

Hey Sanjay, this is a cool review. I'm tempted to ask, though-could you do a head-to-head comparison between the Arturia MK3 and the NI S-Series flagship? This would help us clearly see what each manufacturer offers and what key factors, including the price tag, should be considered.

[@pratitghosh5973]

Absolutely not a fan! Less pads, less buttons, less connectivity, no poly aftertouch... The only thing up is just the screen. Honestly Mk2 >>>> Mk3. And I'm saying this while being an FL Studio user. No, this isn't what we want! This is genuinely a BAD UPDATE! Question about the Keylab: Are the faders soft takeover or do they force hardware position on software?

[@LukJarzyna]

Yeah, it's a large downgrade from keylab mk2. This one feels more like essential plus than the flagship product.

[@ac27934]

The fader behavior is configurable, including latched and scaled

[@MreenalMams]

Doesn't look like there's much upgrade from Mk2, so I'm kinda happy (since I wasn't considering upgrading so soon, so it means I'm not missing much).. the sensitive pads maybe, and Ableton device control, but I also have Launchkey Mini which covers those 2 things..

[@pjlira]

Same here!

[@XanderEwald]

This plus Analog Lab on a laptop is a great alternative to AstroLab for home studio use. Thanks for the review!

[@KiDAppleBorg]

Didn’t realize it was out or coming. Excited to hear your review

[@SanjayC]

Let me know what your thoughts are. Do you think they could've done more?

[@jadomi2076]

Nice to see the new Ingenieur in the video. Looks gorgeous.

[@sergiodeoliveira5358]

Better display but less drum pads, no track selector buttons and no CV ports? Not an upgrade to my mk2

[@itsWHOM]

I have the 88 key MK2 and was waiting on the MK3 for my desk but it took longer than expected. Went with the Native Instruments MK3 instead and it was rough at launch, but they have been updating it and a few weeks ago added a robust custom midi template feature. Love the new Arturia screen though, just doesn't feel like an upgrade because of less I/O

[@Pummelfay]

Man i waited years for this and this is it?? I expected led ring potentiometers, motorfadersvand stuff..

[@shapourdashtpour63]

very knowledgeable guy, good job!

[@paper80y]

Finally! Waiting for 88 keyboard black version...

[@coooldudedar1994]

I'm not a big fan of this design and feature integration. After the AstroLab I expected Arturia to step it up further with the KL3, but I guess I was expecting too much. I think I'm gonna skip this one and stick to my Mk2 for the time being. NI seems a better option but I love Artiria so I'm gonna wait it out for the next one, hoping it'll be better!

[@Squidster35]

Hey, loved the video! If i was to buy a midi keyboard for the first time, should I consider a 49 or 61 key? Ive got an interface and a PC so thats all sorted, it just depends on which would most likely be more useful for me. Do note I don't really know how to play so will most likely use it to learn too.

[@jamesdean3548]

Not impressed enough to upgrade my MK2 61. Thanks for the review!

[@fcf8269]

Great device so far; missed opportunity as they could have added the buttons in the encoders, making them push encoders! Also not sure what is the deal with Arturia or any other company making midi controllers and their inability to make a controller with programmable banks... Every VST these days has like 50+ parameters to control, so why don't they just make banks for faders, buttons and encoders, so when you map them for VSTs you actually map them all, instead of having to pick just 9 of them? Can't be that hard, right?

[@P4TCH5S]

Great vid and the Ray mic looks awesome!

[@louisburley1597]

I would still buy this over an NI board. One thing to note is if you don’t have Komplete Kontrol open you lose 75% of the features like the scale and arpeggiator features. Occasionally my transport controls just stop working. This probably doesn’t have that issue and it has drum pads. I won’t be buying another NI controller when I upgrade

[@ianmeredith7969]

Amazing! I have the last incarnation, and think you are spot on about how much better it might have been were there displays to show what the knobs were actually controlling etc. I am very tempted to sell some stuff and get one of these, but might go NI as I think that would incline me to explore Kontakt/Komplete which frankly remains as yet a pointless purchase as I never use NI anything. I am a bit shocked they removed the CV/gate connectivity as I have a number of semi-modular hardware synths where that might have proven useful at some point, though I've never had cause to use such to date.

[@DerekPower]

Yes, I’ve been waiting patiently for mk3, especially if it would help consolidate both the mk2 and three ROLI LUMIs into one controller again. But I was hoping it would upgrade the aftertouch to poly and/or MPE. But alas. This is not to say there aren’t some good things going for it. But for my tastes, I was expecting more. Oh well … back to the drawing board so to speak =]

[@dwaynericardo1749]

i have the 88 key essential version and i absolutely love it... but man i wish they had this display on the 88 key version this look beautiful

[@taylorshareen2690]

hi , it is worth to get it for piano practice ? I mean nit seriously piano learner.

[@jeremyg2245]

Random, that Lewitt Ray actually sounds very good on your voice!

[@SanjayC]

Yeah it does. I think I need to use it for more videos!

[@gkradiolight]

I believe Arturia decided to make a more affordable flagship midi keyboard. Instead of creating Astrolab, they should make a premium keyboard at a price around 800$ (or €), fully integrated with DAWs and Synths.

[@purpledragon1912]

Hey Sanjay would recommend this keyboard to a semi new music producer as there first keyboard (assuming price is not an issue) same question to everyone

[@KordTaylor]

Another great review.

[@SanjayC]

I appreciate that

[@towjam2359]

Unless someone just has to have pads/sliders, Native Instruments has nothing to worry about. - and I say this as someone who’s been waiting to see what the Arturia MK3 line was going to bring to the table. Disappointing.

[@annebokma4637]

Loving the Ray

[@fredmanteghian5913]

The best pads I’ve ever had are in my old Korg M3. Only 8, but they felt soft and nuanced. Arturia’s should come with a miniature hammer. But, I’ve got the 16 pads on my KeyLab Mk2 programmed for kick, a few snare articulations, 3 Toms, 3 cymbals, and a host of high hat articulations. I agree with Sanjay on placement. I never liked the faders on the right and the pads on the left. Sticking with my Mk2

[@b3owu1f]

It's a shame they don't allow you to move the right side to the left, and left side to the right. Seems like that would have been an innovative way to customize the faders/knobs for those that prefer left hand control of those. I agree with you that this seems like a minor update over the previous version. I'd prefer the 12 pads that are responsive to 16 not so great myself, but single note aftertouch is not as good as NI's board, and their screen is much better. The NI board is great with the lack of faders and pads though it's not quite the right one. What I really want is a board that allows me to position pads, faders/knobs, an adjustable angled large screen like NIs, and a joystick with lock/free modes to allow for x/y pad movement, and pitch bend/modulation movement. Also.. full RGB per key and all knobs/faders with screens indicating their values easily readable. I feel like I am going to have to build my own damn keyboard to get what I really want. Gees.

[@Devo_gx]

As one who’s looking at a decent MIDI controller with virtual instrument control, I think this could be a good option for me. Like many things, I don’t think it’s primarily aimed at current MKII users; moreso the entry level keyboards or maybe the original Version.

[@swanebrokendeep]

Hi my freind! How you doing?😊 Very good review as allways! So what do you think about the feeling of the pads in this new keyboard compare to the pads of the maschine mk3. The feeling of the pads is very important for me. Thanks in advance my freind. Swane🙏🏼

[@jackfuchs2673]

Hey! Love your content. Can you do a direct comparison video between keylab mk3 and NI kontrol?

[@Farz8806]

I was literally googling when the MK3 comes out yesterday. I guess they are waiting for the 88 version to include all the bells and whistles.

[@joelowery999]

Great video! What controller do you think has the better keybed, this Arturia or Novation launchkey MKIII? Thanks

[@rupertspencer6382]

Thank you for the review. It looks like they only have 49 and 61 key versions so far, I was wanting to replace my Keylab MK2 61 with the 88 key version so I guess I will have to wait a little longer for it to be released.

[@gadjox]

Seriously disappointing that the poly AT is not a feature. I expect to have this on the premium controllers from now on and they do have it on Polybrute 12. I dgaf about pads and knobs. I can get them from a Novation pad.

[@timsmay3832]

Thank you for another great video. I have a question though. I don’t already own an Arturia hardware controller so this seems like it would work for me…but I use Reaper. You say in the video that it’s DAW integration works with Reaper but I can’t find any documentation on the Arturia website about it. Can you confirm that Reaper is also supported? (Since you have the keyboard in front of you). Thanks again for all the great info!

[@bombjelly5795]

Amazing video Sanjay! Does this one feel heavy and metallic like the MKII ?

[@SanjayC]

A bit lighter than the MK2, I think - I didn't weight them, though. But feels well-made.

[@Maplefoxx-vl2ew]

They need an 88 key version

[@SanjayC]

Hope they add some things on the 88

[@cirisirpula152]

​@@SanjayC What would you specifically want?

[@marcoau7u7]

@@cirisirpula152 cv ports and poly aftertouch at least...

[@NyneForte]

And I would want the buttons back on the 88

[@nwilt7114]

make it 16 pads too

[@travisjohnson73]

Im thinking maybe your main focus on this Arturia is on the display functions along with the piano keys for a fully functional keyboard rather that a music function machine with drum/sound pads/keys. I'm looking for something that can do it all, while I'm playing freehand on a guitar, have any ideas? I'm just getting started and don't want to wast time and funds for a cheap profit. Is this Arturia Keylab better than a AKAI in its price range along with it software as AKAI simply read and is printed exactly on the box as this "Compatible with all music production software" despite rather its a mini or professional board?

[@GokhanDamgaci]

Thanks for the review. May I ask you if this is worth buying beside Keylab Essential MK3? 2-3 months ago, I asked them when KeyLab MK3 would be released, but they didn't answer me. So, I had to buy Essential MK3. Then they released this. Now that I cannot change my Essential, I wonder if I should buy this beside it? By the way, I have the latest V Collection and Analog Lab Pro.

[@VentureNW]

Sanjay is probably already working on the Novation video

[@PaceyPimp]

All Arturia had to do is add a bigger screen how did they need that up

[@maximummovementtheatre]

Wouldn't it be nice if they worked with someone like Intech Studio so you could customise what modules you have on the device. Pads aren't for me but, given the integration to Arturia devices, imagine if you had more knobs or faders. Automatically linked to devices.

[@Triquinuim]

I was happy because the MKIII is now here, then after 5mins, mehhh. Arturia's first disappointment was the AstroLab, then this.

[@rjadamz9117]

I wish it had an on board sequencer to use with hardware synths something similar to the Novation SL series. Unfortunately I’ll have to pass on this one, like I did with the latest NI S series. Thanks for the update though.

[@WorshipWisdom7]

I picked up the Keylab MK3. Love the keyboard and the software plugin. The only problem is that the Arturia software plugin causes my DAW (Studio One) to lock up occasionally.

[@UnknwnnReeality]

He needs to take a look at Nektar Panorama P4/P6 midi keyboard and deep daw integration it has with Logic, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig and others, I bet he’ll put it in his top 5 if not #1 despite how old it is

[@borshetskiy]

Hi, Sanjay! What about Launchkey mk4 review?

[@ardierr.2525]

As right hand when you play piano is usually the lead melody...i don t understand why the fader are not in the left part..

[@SanjayC]

Yup...like I said in the video. This should just be a standard.

[@mybachhertzbaud3074]

Good point!🤔

[@kennethdarlington]

Yeah, and most people are finger drumming with their dominant hand most of the time. Which is right one. Keyboard for lefties)

[@markkilley2683]

Nice, but I'm going for the M audio.

[@lucas_fpro]

what do you think : Arturia or komplete control ?? i don't know which one to choose ..

[@tavenner07]

Have you made the comparison video that you mention at 9:23 yet?

[@philippsumi4727]

Wow. That's what I waited for? That screen is tiny for 2024, and I'm still playing knobs and faders blind until i touch them (and then only get feedback on one of them). I was sure they would eat NI's lunch, but instead, we got ... this. This is completely underwhelming :(

[@TigroGumi]

Interested to see if they have sorted out the key on the 88 version when it comes out... out the park if they do, sure to see demo it when it comes ;)

[@KordTaylor]

Would be good to see the price diffs between this and the competition to get a feel for the trade offs to get a bigger screen ala NÍ.

[@donjackowski1298]

Arturia shot itself in the foot by removing the buttons under the faders, which I use extensively onstage with the Mk2.

[@Jpat222]

Interested in buying an Arturia midi keyboard, now what do I do, try to track down the mkII or get this?

[@KordTaylor]

❤ Thanks again. I do wish it have poly aftertouch. Kind of weird to have NÍ show off the Arturia CS80 for that on their synth.

[@cigarbearreviews]

Can you do a beginners video for someone who is new to these instruments? I am getting one and make my own music (Evan Geistfeld) but it is ai generated and more people want me to use my original written music and my own vocals. So.... I am jumping aboard this to try it out, but seems super complicated when never using something like this before.

[@jamesbondaygee]

I didn't hear anything in this video about how it automatically sets up and works with various daws

[@m-chopbeats7526]

A great option if you want to get your hands on a premium affordable keyboard..and also if you don't own previous models of this keylab series. I am a bit disappointed with the 12 pads though. I was like...the premium Leylab is the one keyboard I can count on for that 4x4 grid layout other than Akai's mpk249-61 2 Series....then they only add 12 lol. And based on your review the pads appear to be more sensitive and bigger...so that hurts more lol. I guess it allowed for them to keep a much smaller form factor up top...but again...the software it's compatible with has 4x4 drum samplers....logic, Ableton etc 🙄

[@lousyracuse]

I sold my KeyLab 88 MK2 last week, and was looking at the Komplete 88 Mk3. After this review, I'm not going to wait and see if Arturia comes out with an 88. Already have V Collection, so the included sounds add no value for me.