It's hard to really justify the purchase of the nanoKey, given that I have a couple of different keyboard controllers available to me, but seeing as how my "studio" is also my home office, I don't always have the keyboards out and ready. The nanoKey, with its odd keys and limited usefulness, is much easier to pull out and set up. So, despite it not being as expressive or versatile as my other keyboards, I suspect the nanoKey will see quite a bit of use.
4 comments:
You should add there usb hub XD
Definitely! As I mentioned in my first post about my homemake "NanoRack" if I were handy, a built in USB hub would be a great addition!
u have to say to yourself
why did i just get
a real controller
with pads
eq's knobs
and real keys
for the same price
duuuuuuuhhhhhh
dj wick
Thanks for your comment, Sticky/DJ Wick. If you've read any of my posts about the nano stuff, such as my recent review for the nanoKey, you would have seen that I actually *do* have other controllers. And, you'd see that the nano stuff fits a different need for me.
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