HERE'S WHAT NATIVE INSTRUMENTS SAY ABOUT THE KOMPLETE KONTROL M32 OUR SMALLEST KEYBOARD YET Includes a collection of KOMPLETE instruments and effects, KOMPLETE KONTROL software, MASCHINE Essentials (full MASCHINE software plus 1.6 GB MASCHINE Factory Selection of samples, one-shots, loops, and instruments), plus Ableton Live 11 Lite.Cubase and Nuendo integration coming in a future update to the KOMPLETE KONTROL software.
Intuitive control over Logic Pro X, GarageBand, and Ableton Live. Deep integration with MASCHINE software. Pre-mapped control of KOMPLETE instruments and effects, plus hundreds of Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) plug-ins from leading manufacturers via the KOMPLETE KONTROL software. Smart Play: Stay in key with over 100 scales and modes, play chord progressions and arpeggios with single keys, or map any scale to white keys only. Tag-based preset browsing via the KOMPLETE KONTROL Software: Find sounds quickly and hear instant previews. 4-directional push encoder for one-handed sound browsing and project navigation. Two touch strips for intuitive expression. Informative OLED display for at-a-glance navigation. Micro-size keyboard controller with 32 keys for all your virtual instruments and effects. Play on a best-in-class keybed, get inspired by the Smart Play features and explore your creativity with hands-on controls – letting you fine-tune your sounds from our first micro-sized keyboard. I'm happy so far, but I'm going to see if I use the extra features or not, because I would really prefer something smaller.Portable, compact, and ready to tap into a wide range of instruments and effects from NI and an ever-evolving list of NKS partners. This is also one difference between the L25 & the Mini the L25 has 4 custom modes for pots & 4 for pads, while the Mini has (iirc) just 1 for each. But creating custom mappings for the pots looks pretty easy, so I'll try that route before making racks with macros for everything. For that one, the macro knobs were mapped to the pots automagically (maybe that's what the pots do in device mode). 
except for the one synth that I made a macro for to use with the M32. None of the knobs worked on any synth out of the box. It starts to make sense after some trial & error.Īs far as CC control of plugins, that will require a little work.
The big thing about the L25: it just works, and since it doesn't require special software for most of the functions, figuring out stuff by trying logical button presses yields fruit. Had to look up the Launchkey Mini (again, because I researched before buying this time) and it's tempting, but I really prefer the little LCD like the M32 has so I know what I'm editing. About the same width but deeper and at least double the height (so I can't slide it under my monitor stand like I could with the M32). Got the Launchkey 25 yesterday and my immediate thought was 'omfg it's huge'.
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