Discover your musical rhythm effortlessly with this plug-and-play MIDI keyboard. The MiniLab 3 offers intuitive controls, responsive keys, and a comprehensive all-in-one software package right out of the box. Key features include a 25-note velocity-sensitive slim keyboard, seamless integration with Arturia software instruments like Analog Lab, 1 DAW preset for major DAWs, DAW Transport Control via MCU protocol, up to 5 user presets for customization, 2 banks of 8 RGB-backlit velocity & pressure sensitive pads, 8 rotary encoders, 4 sliders, 2 capacitive touch sensors, a mini display with a clickable browsing knob, real-time feedback on controls, a built-in arpeggiator and more. It connects via USB-C to computers and iPad, has MIDI 5-pin DIN output, and a control input for pedals. Included software are Analog Lab Intro, Ableton Live Lite, UVI Model D, Native Instrument The Gentleman, Melodics, and Loopcloud. System requirements are Win 8.1+ (64bit) or Mac OS 10.13+ with 4 GB RAM, 4 cores CPU, 3.4 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo-boost), 3GB free hard disk space, and an OpenGL 2.0 compatible GPU. Dimensions are 14' x 8.7' x 2' (355 mm x 220 mm x 50 mm) and it weighs 3.3 lbs (1.5 Kg).
Using the Arturia MiniLab Mk3 is a breeze. First, connect it to your computer or iPad via the USB-C cable. If you want to connect external instruments, use the MIDI 5-pin DIN output. For pedals, use the control input. Once connected, power it on and start using the built - in presets or create your own with the user presets. To select sounds and browse presets, use the seamless integration with Arturia software instruments. The DAW preset allows for easy integration with major DAWs. When using the pads, sliders, and encoders, you'll get real - time feedback on your tweaks. Remember to keep your system updated to meet the requirements for smooth operation. As for maintenance, keep it in a clean and dry place. Wipe it gently with a soft cloth if it gets dirty. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you encounter any issues, check the included software's troubleshooting section or contact customer support.
