Le minilab 3 est d'une très bonne fabrication, bien solide et stable sur ses patins en caoutchouc.Un petit écran Oled assez lisible, vous permet de sélectionner avec 1 bouton à peu près tout dans votre DAW genre Ableton ou autres DAW.Malgré un prix bas croyez-moi en MAO c'est impeccable.Ça ne remplace pas un synthé mais c’est cool et transportable.Je le recommande et lui met 5 étoiles pour son rapport qualité prix.

Le minilab 3 est d'une tr�s bonne fabrication, bien solide et stable sur ses patins en caoutchouc.Un petit �cran Oled assez lisible, vous permet de s�lectionner avec 1 bouton � peu pr�s tout dans votre DAW genre Ableton ou autres DAW.Malgr� un prix bas croyez-moi en MAO c'est impeccable.�a ne remplace pas un synth� mais c�est cool et transportable.Je le recommande et lui met 5 �toiles pour son rapport qualit� prix.

nice and good product.

nice and good product.

nice and good product.

nice and good product.

Attention, il vous faut un ordinateur et des enceintes pour le faire fonctionner

Devo dire la verità sono molto soddisfatto ho comprato molto tempo fa il secondo modello e ho voluto provare questo modello nuovo (che tra altro anche un usato di seconda mano ) cioè praticamente nuovo non ha nessun difetto estetico ecc. in pratica ha molte più funzioni del precedente ha un arppeggiatore interno e si posso memorizzare accordi e usarli in un unico tasto in più si attiva anche arpegg. e usare entrambe le cose .Bello anche il display per verificare con precisione i volumi e per le manopole e va che una meraviglia con ableton live .

Attention, il vous faut un ordinateur et des enceintes pour le faire fonctionner

Devo dire la verit� sono molto soddisfatto ho comprato molto tempo fa il secondo modello e ho voluto provare questo modello nuovo (che tra altro anche un usato di seconda mano ) cio� praticamente nuovo non ha nessun difetto estetico ecc. in pratica ha molte pi� funzioni del precedente ha un arppeggiatore interno e si posso memorizzare accordi e usarli in un unico tasto in pi� si attiva anche arpegg. e usare entrambe le cose .Bello anche il display per verificare con precisione i volumi e per le manopole e va che una meraviglia con ableton live .

Impressionné par la qualité du produit. Répond à mes attentes.

Impressionn� par la qualit� du produit. R�pond � mes attentes.

Piccola ma perfettamente funzionale. Tastiera solida, costruita con attenzione, tutti i comandi rispondono in maniera identica al tatto, si interfaccia facilmente con qualsiasi DAW. La tastiera è piccola, ma i tasti hanno il giusto peso per essere suonati senza commettere errori.Arturia è sempre una garanzia in tutto quello che fa.

Piccola ma perfettamente funzionale. Tastiera solida, costruita con attenzione, tutti i comandi rispondono in maniera identica al tatto, si interfaccia facilmente con qualsiasi DAW. La tastiera � piccola, ma i tasti hanno il giusto peso per essere suonati senza commettere errori.Arturia � sempre una garanzia in tutto quello che fa.

Molto buona l’interfaccia e il software che danno in omaggio

Molto buona l�interfaccia e il software che danno in omaggio

Definitivamente arturia es calidad!

Definitivamente arturia es calidad!

Feels amazing and was easy to get set up :3

Feels amazing and was easy to get set up :3

Feels amazing and was easy to get set up :3

Feels amazing and was easy to get set up :3

I've tryed several midi keyboards of similar size and price. Arturia is by far the best quality hands down!Nothing comes close in the same price range.

I've tryed several midi keyboards of similar size and price. Arturia is by far the best quality hands down!Nothing comes close in the same price range.

I've tryed several midi keyboards of similar size and price. Arturia is by far the best quality hands down!Nothing comes close in the same price range.

I've tryed several midi keyboards of similar size and price. Arturia is by far the best quality hands down!Nothing comes close in the same price range.

The keyboard itself is fine. I wouldn't argue with the price at £89, it's worth that and I would easily recommend it. It's well made, the keys are good, and it's a pleasure to use.The software is a different matter. First the Arturia-supplied software is downloaded via the Arturia Software Center. The ASC is inconsistent. The MiniLab 3 includes a licence for Analog Lab V. It does not show under "My Products". For the MiniLab 3 Black edition, under my products it shows a button "Update All". But under the "My Updates" link it shows "No update available". So where is the missing Analog Lab V in ASC (which is working today on this Mac)?The web site today (20240820 at 22:14) on the product page shows "Analog Lab Intro" amongst the included software. But read below. Should it be Analog Lab V or Analog Lab Intro I am looking for?I contacted Arturia support and their response was equally inconsistent. First they informed me: "Indeed all of our software needs to be downloaded through the ASC.". Yet in a different email they state "Could you please try using the following installer?" with a link to the Analog Lab V package. And "As a side note, you will not find an option named "Intro" so you need to install Analog Lab V/Pro which is the same software." So the "needs to be" is not correct and nor is the name. I now have a product which is not visible in ASC.The ASC has dead links to parts of the Arturia web site. I found this out when I clicked the link for the "User Manual". I took screen shots and fed that back. It shows a lack of testing for something which could so easily be tested and fixed. I'm not really enamoured with the ASC.Hardware integration with Arturia's own software (the aforementioned Analog Lab V, and Synclavier V bought separately) is very good. They work like a charm. I had to fiddle a bit to get this working with Reason, but that works fine. The "tutorial" for Reason on Arturia's channel is not a tutorial for getting this controller working with Reason..

The keyboard itself is fine. I wouldn't argue with the price at £89, it's worth that and I would easily recommend it. It's well made, the keys are good, and it's a pleasure to use.The software is a different matter. First the Arturia-supplied software is downloaded via the Arturia Software Center. The ASC is inconsistent. The MiniLab 3 includes a licence for Analog Lab V. It does not show under "My Products". For the MiniLab 3 Black edition, under my products it shows a button "Update All". But under the "My Updates" link it shows "No update available". So where is the missing Analog Lab V in ASC (which is working today on this Mac)?The web site today (20240820 at 22:14) on the product page shows "Analog Lab Intro" amongst the included software. But read below. Should it be Analog Lab V or Analog Lab Intro I am looking for?I contacted Arturia support and their response was equally inconsistent. First they informed me: "Indeed all of our software needs to be downloaded through the ASC.". Yet in a different email they state "Could you please try using the following installer?" with a link to the Analog Lab V package. And "As a side note, you will not find an option named "Intro" so you need to install Analog Lab V/Pro which is the same software." So the "needs to be" is not correct and nor is the name. I now have a product which is not visible in ASC.The ASC has dead links to parts of the Arturia web site. I found this out when I clicked the link for the "User Manual". I took screen shots and fed that back. It shows a lack of testing for something which could so easily be tested and fixed. I'm not really enamoured with the ASC.Hardware integration with Arturia's own software (the aforementioned Analog Lab V, and Synclavier V bought separately) is very good. They work like a charm. I had to fiddle a bit to get this working with Reason, but that works fine. The "tutorial" for Reason on Arturia's channel is not a tutorial for getting this controller working with Reason..

The keyboard itself is fine. I wouldn't argue with the price at £89, it's worth that and I would easily recommend it. It's well made, the keys are good, and it's a pleasure to use.The software is a different matter. First the Arturia-supplied software is downloaded via the Arturia Software Center. The ASC is inconsistent. The MiniLab 3 includes a licence for Analog Lab V. It does not show under "My Products". For the MiniLab 3 Black edition, under my products it shows a button "Update All". But under the "My Updates" link it shows "No update available". So where is the missing Analog Lab V in ASC (which is working today on this Mac)?The web site today (20240820 at 22:14) on the product page shows "Analog Lab Intro" amongst the included software. But read below. Should it be Analog Lab V or Analog Lab Intro I am looking for?I contacted Arturia support and their response was equally inconsistent. First they informed me: "Indeed all of our software needs to be downloaded through the ASC.". Yet in a different email they state "Could you please try using the following installer?" with a link to the Analog Lab V package. And "As a side note, you will not find an option named "Intro" so you need to install Analog Lab V/Pro which is the same software." So the "needs to be" is not correct and nor is the name. I now have a product which is not visible in ASC.The ASC has dead links to parts of the Arturia web site. I found this out when I clicked the link for the "User Manual". I took screen shots and fed that back. It shows a lack of testing for something which could so easily be tested and fixed. I'm not really enamoured with the ASC.Hardware integration with Arturia's own software (the aforementioned Analog Lab V, and Synclavier V bought separately) is very good. They work like a charm. I had to fiddle a bit to get this working with Reason, but that works fine. The "tutorial" for Reason on Arturia's channel is not a tutorial for getting this controller working with Reason..