I love the sounds, I love being able to access them quickly, the way the library is organized, etc. Is what I have the most current? No, but it's fare newer than what I have, and it serves my original intended purpose of trading up in the first place. Looking at it this way, I decided to err to the side of contentment. At first, I was miffed, but as I dug into what I had, which was still far newer than the Alesis that I had defaulted to for so long. No sooner than I did so, I started seeing info popping up here and there about the new Keylab series.
I traded my Alesis QS7 that I had for 15 years for a used The Laboratory 49 Controller/The Analog Experience Software package. Quote from: jazzboxmaker on February 13, 2014, 11:46:09 pm Cry If the Analog Lab software doesn't work out with your DAW, You might be able to buy the keyboard then get the Analog Laboratory software. If you have a midi controller you could always download the demos of DAW and Analog Lab and find out what happens on your hardware. What do you want to do? Compose? Play Loops? After you picked out a DAW candidate get on their forum and see what people say about the Arturia software & keyboards- this forum doesn't seem to get much activity yet so maybe not much help. Anyway back to your original question about a DAW- this is the most important choice I think as you wont feel like recording much if you're not happy with the way it works. If you like the Keylab keyboard, go for it-the 49 and 61 anyway- the 25 has some negative comments. I find the Laboratory software quite lightweight compared to say Independence sampler and runs fine on Samplitude. YMMV as far as the Keylabs with Analog Lab- I personally have no experience with the new gearĪFAIC, I'm very happy with the older gear I paid a lot less $ for- I got my 49 key new with the Analog Laboratory for $250 on ebay 2 months ago. I think we are just saying that the older keyboards and Laboratory are working pretty well for us. First, you should try your original question again in the Analog Lab section and maybe you'll get a better answer.
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