DovesGoWest
Senior Member
Just to add my two cents I took delivery of an S61 a few days ago. Previously I had a Nektar LX61+ and I did try out the GXP88 as well
I love the keybed on the S61 so smooth and responsive and I did tweak the velocity response settings.
You can create MIDI templates that map the buttons knobs etc as well as defining colours and sections in the keybed. The two downsides I have found to this is that you have to manually select the template for the instrument your working with, secondly the knobs are CC absolute with no soft take up
Using komplete control means the buttons knobs are mapped for the instrument/preset along with the light guide IF the developer supports NKS. If they don’t support NKS you can still map knobs buttons but you can NOT alter the light guide. Also using KK means all knobs use soft take over.
So if you want light guide control use MIDI templates, if you want soft take over , auto select etc use KK
I love the keybed on the S61 so smooth and responsive and I did tweak the velocity response settings.
You can create MIDI templates that map the buttons knobs etc as well as defining colours and sections in the keybed. The two downsides I have found to this is that you have to manually select the template for the instrument your working with, secondly the knobs are CC absolute with no soft take up
Using komplete control means the buttons knobs are mapped for the instrument/preset along with the light guide IF the developer supports NKS. If they don’t support NKS you can still map knobs buttons but you can NOT alter the light guide. Also using KK means all knobs use soft take over.
So if you want light guide control use MIDI templates, if you want soft take over , auto select etc use KK