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Arturia and Native Instruments have teamed up to bring seamless NKS (Native Kontrol Standard) integration to KeyLab MK3, KeyLab Essential MK3, and MiniLab controllers. This collaboration gives producers, performers, and composers a streamlined creative workflow – where software and hardware speak the same language, right out of the box.
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Music makers using Arturia’s renowned controllers can now enjoy a deeper, more connected experience through Native Kontrol Standard compatibility*.
“Arturia is committed to designing universal MIDI controllers, built to inspire creativity without limits.” says Martin Dutasta, Product director at Arturia.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Native Instruments on NKS integration. This initiative brings greater connectivity and a more fluid workflow, benefiting creators who rely on both ecosystems.”
“This reinforces our commitment to an open and connected music industry,” adds Simon Cross, Chief Product Officer at Native Instruments. “We’re giving musicians the freedom to explore sound without workflow limitations.”
Through the new NKS Hardware Partner Program, musicians can use Komplete Kontrol software to intuitively access and control over 2,000 NKS-compatible instruments and effects – with instant mappings and seamless playability across supported Arturia controllers.
Arturia
Founded in Grenoble, France, in 1999, Arturia specialises in the development of music software and hardware for musicians of all abilities. They are a team of passionate people, dedicated to musicians and the exploration of sound. Their aim is to create tools that encourage musical discovery, nurture inspiration, and savour the creative process – from re-imagined classics to trailblazing innovations.
*Compatibility for all users with KeyLab mk3, KeyLab Essential mk3 and minilab 3, available soon.
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