Arturia KeyLab 88 Mk-ii 

Ok, it will cost you 50000$ 😂

I have an Alienware Aurora R9. With Intel Core i7-9700 and 16GB of RAM

Absolutely! Everything in the Arturia lab is amazing!

The keybed itself is super "felty" ... I think it's an acquired taste. If you're talking about the key action and weight of the keys... then that's also an acquired taste haha. I'm sure you've read that the keys are heavy weighted. I think they should be called EXTRA HEAVY weighted. I tried this same KeyLab before buying it and compared it to other controllers, synths, and electric pianos in the store... and the KeyLab's keys were still excessively heavier than any other keyboard. I thought maybe the heaviness of these keys were supposed to be from the highest end acoustic pianos, pianos I've never played before... So I bought it. It felt weird at first and everything was a little harder to play. My fingers would get tired easily...but after a month or two of playing, it feels completely normal to me, it even feels "right", like THIS is the way it's supposed to feel. Now every "heavy weighted" electric piano I play feels extremely light and even "plasticky/cheap". Four months ago I had the chance to play three Steinways an let me tell you.... Their keys were lighter than the KeyLab 88 Mk-ii. So.... I don't know what Arturia was thinking when making the keys so heavy...but now it's just normal to me. It feels like I'm playing a real instrument. I also feel like because of the super "felty" sensation of the keybed, the action is not as fast-springy as other keyboards.... But again, that's something your fingers will get used to. Long story short... The KeyLab 88 Mk-ii will make your fingers work, get stronger, and faster... and it won't take a long time for you to see the results. I also feel like because of the extra work your fingers have to make, you build a stronger connection with the instrument and therefore with the music you're playing.

@@user-ky4gy7ow3r Yes it is 😉

@@Andurst Nice....

​@@Andurstnow he gon hack ya 💀

@@googy_boogy oh shiiiiiiit 😵

This is a strictly a MIDI controller. The only way to get sound out of this is by connecting it to a computer or tablet.

Thanks for this info!

You can also connect it to external hardware synth.

Not necessarily in a DAW. It works with any standalone virtual instrument and also hardware as mentioned above.

@@Andurstthis is wrong, btw