KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series keyboards also function as MIDI controllers with assignable controls and Light Guide features. The included KOMPLETE KONTROL software provides unparalleled integration with KOMPLETE and NKS instruments and effects. Windows (64-bit only): Stand-alone, VST, AAX.macOS (64-bit only): Stand-alone, VST, AU, AAX.4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended for large KONTAKT Instruments).Once installed and activated, the product can be used offline. An internet connection and a graphocs card that supports OpenGL2.1 or higher are required to download and activate this product.Compatibility with new Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max is still under investigation.Windows 10 (latest service pack), Intel Core i5 r equivelant cpu, Windows 11.
Apple Silicon Macs (using Rosetta 2): 11, 12 (M1 only, M1 Pro and Max are currently not supported).So that is why I want a new (low profile) keyboard with all the bits and bobs of the new age. I do have an ancient Yamaha 9000 Pro (with floppy disk) which is much better quality-wise than my M-audio device (the 9000 pro even has midi In/Out) but it's REALLY bulky and there is no way I could get it to fit under my desk, even if I tried (even for on top of the desk it's too big, so I have it on a stand behind me, which is a massive act to work with when you are in the flow of composing/making music). The A series doesn't have great feeling keys (from what I heard) so the S series seems like the logical (yet pricey) upgrade. I grew up playing piano and am pretty sick of my "M-Audio Keystation Mini 32" which has trash keys (what I would assume most check keyboards would have) and I finally want a decent upgrade. What is really important to me, though, is the feeling and quality of the keys.
The deep integration with NI software is one of the reasons I am interested in the NI keyboard.
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