The NanoKEY Studio provides a keyboard, buttons, trigger pads, and touchpad that let you instantly turn your inspiration into sound. It's battery-powered and can connect wirelessly to your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Windows. It's a lightweight, compact mobile MIDI controller that lets you create music more intuitively than ever before.
25-key backlit keyboard
The 25 velocity-sensitive keys let you easily record each step. The Scale Guide function illuminates the keys to show recommended notes in the scale, making it easy to play. It's a smart keyboard with various performance modes, such as the Easy Scale function, which lets you create musical phrases using any key.
More freedom to create music via USB or wirelessly
The NanoKEY Studio connects not only via USB, but also wirelessly. It can be easily connected to iOS devices and music apps such as KORG Gadget and Apple GarageBand, as well as PC/Mac. Freed from annoying cables, you can set up your equipment easily and efficiently. Thanks to the careful tuning, you can enjoy low latency and high stability.
Lightweight and compact design
You can put nanoKEY Studio in your bag and take it anywhere! With a simple, sophisticated and stylish design, along with beautiful white LED lighting, you won't get tired of using it every day. With its modern design, nanoKEY Studio is ideal for use with new devices such as a laptop, tablet or smartphone.
Eight high-sensitivity trigger pads
Eight velocity-sensitive trigger pads will capture every dynamic nuance of your drumming. In chord play mode, the Chord Scale feature automatically assigns the best chords for the key and scale you've selected, so your song can take shape at incredible speed.
The touchpad inherited from the KAOSS series provides easy control
You can use one finger to control a software synthesizer just like you can with the Kaossilator, or control a plug-in effect in the same way as the KAOSS PAD. The NanoKEY Studio features an arpeggiator with rhythm patterns, allowing you to generate a series of new phrases simply by tapping the pad.
