There is a pitch wheel that lets you easily pitch bend as well as a modulation wheel that means you can dial in modulation such as filter sweeps, vibratos, and delay times. The Komplete Kontrol A25 is a highly advanced, streamlined MIDI keyboard controller that comes fitted with a semi-weighted custom-designed keybed that features 25-keys and will feel natural to anybody already familiar with keyboards. The A25 keyboard is perfect for music producers and live performers looking for new, exciting ways to manipulate your audio and lets you take full control over your DAW as well as your VSTs and effects processors. They're not bad strips, I just prefer physical controls.The Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A25 is a 25-key MIDI keyboard controller that comes equipped with a range of professional controls and functions that let you take full control over your music and gives you loads of creative functionalities. I've gotten used to them, but I've decided I don't like touch strips. But it's also easy to accidently hit their tops when blindly reaching for the octave up/down buttons. They're very sensitive, which is a good thing for using them. Happy to answer any specific questions if you have them, just ping me.Įdit: comment below me mentioned the pitch and mod strips. It's long enough that it won't fit in 95% of backpacks without sticking out of the top. That being said, the M32 isn't exactly as small as it seems.
If you're really dead set on something super portable from NI, I think you will be happy with either one of them for different reasons. The 32 makes playing in many other keys much easier. I would never own a 25 key because it just isn't enough. Not like the S series which have actual semi weighted fatar key beds. They're like a slightly different synth action. I've played an A25 in a store, and I liked the keys on that better. Mini keys are easy to get used to, but are a bit loud on the rebound. (You can't adjust the curve in the software, either)
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