Submitted by: David Drofdoow

Read genuine reviews from REAL people about the Korg nanoKEY Keyboard. We present the GOOD points and the BAD points as experienced by genuine consumers so you can make up your own mind!

The Korg nanoKEY Keyboard is a small black 25 key electronic keyboard. The keys of this tiny keyboard are velocity sensitive and great for computer produced songs and music. It is not however, ideal for live performances. It comes with 4 velocity curves and runs on USP power. It also has a CC mode button, an up and down octave button, and up and down pitch buttons. All the keys on this nano keyboard can be programmed to send MIDI data, which makes it a versatile instrument. The keys become a MIDI controller when on CC mode. It lets you control MIDI parameters in your software. You can access your MIDI note range with your octave shift key. Keyboard dimensions are 14.2 x 1.5 x 4.2 inches and weighs about 1 pound. It is small and light enough to slip into your laptop bag, even if your laptop and mouse are already in the bag. The controllers are also small. The whole unit is designed for small spaces including small work tables at studios.

Pros:

A review mentioned that the Korg nanoKEY Keyboard is an ideal accessory for those who create music with their computers. The user said that the instrument works well with the Finale, Encore, and Sibelius. Another buyer said that the instrument is perfect for desktop home studios. It will save a lot of space on your work desk. One review said that the nanoKEY makes it possible to create music while your laptop and the keyboard are both on your desk. You won’t need a full sized keyboard for computer generated music if you have this NanoKEY. One review said that the user brings his keyboard and laptop wherever he goes and makes music from a coffee shop, an airport terminal and practically anywhere! It is very convenient to take around, and lets you make music when creativity arises.

Cons:

A review noted, that the CC buttons are too close to the keys, making the user hit the wrong key all the time. Another review said that his Korg nanoKEY keyboard broke after only 4 uses. The keys fell off the keyboard while it was in his bag. A number of other people also said that the instrument was not very durable.

Despite some complaints, many people find this tiny keyboard very helpful as it allows them to create music wherever they are. It is a fantastic tool when used along with a computer, and is ideal for musicians who use their computer or laptop when creating music. It is so small, it becomes a handy and convenient musical instrument. The little Korg NanoKey is a handy tool for the music studio or for the individual who like s to work on their own. The price is quite reasonable considering what it can do.

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