Does this driver permit the control required to do more precision work? For example would you feel comfortable dissembling/reassembling your keyboard or a stereo with this driver?
1422098
Although it has good control, I probably would use a manual screwdriver for most of the work.
1422099
I personally would not use this driver for precision work. It works well driving screws in metal and wood, but it does not have the trigger control for prevision assembly. J.D.
1422100
stereo maybe at low torque but a key board,matbe not,it is a drill and power it has.
1422101
this is very controllable gun I use it to adjust cabinet hinges works very well
1422102
Yes, but for more precision work put on low torgue setting.Also, the built in light helps in seeing the work. Hope this helps
143660
Yes. Please get the right tools. The keyboard has "50" small screws, and be careful unclipping the cable from board. Overall tedious but replaceable
1069741
Sure. The driver is always loaded. You can bind the four switches to anything you like.
963942
I seriously doubt it, if the physical connectors happen to be the same is the first obstacle, but whether there are windows drivers for this peripheral is the next problem.
1985742
for the most part yea, it may get a bit finiky at times however. And non-native plugins sometimes give it a few problems. But overall everything works well and its a great controller!
1491829
I'm using one right now. The media keys for next/last track, play/pause, stop, and mute all work. The volume knob doesn't, nor do the programmable keys along the top above the function keys. I like the way the keyboard types and I don't use those other keys at all so it isn't much of a detriment to me. I do wish the volume knob worked but that's about it.
1633343
The velocity curves of this controller are pretty good. I never had any problems and when I did with certain instruments like violins with long reverb curves I modified the velocity curve through the DAW or the sampler (in my case Komplete) but again normally the velocity action and curves are pretty good since the keyboard is pretty sturdy.
553528
Absolutely. I'm very happy with it. I installed the driver, hooked it up and away I went. I had NO problems.
5101
Hello, I own 4 of these and small fingers can be a problem but the key pad works perfectly. Its a bliss to program.
1277130
It's better if you just buy it! Trust me, I've been using it for a long time and it's great how confortable it is to use "Maschine" than using the MPD32.On the MPD32 is very hard to push bottons though...Regards,Francisco Perez.
1736060
Shortly after asking the question I found the answer. It wasn't the drivers, nor the operating system. The problem was that while the computer may have a whole lot of midi drivers on it if we use a lot of different midi devices, let's say we have 20; well the Korg nanoKontrol will only be recognized if it's one of the first 9 to be installed. Kind of like Justin Beeber at Disneyland....if he can't be at the front of the line, he won't go. BUT the fix for it is in this YouTube video. The guy shows all the steps to take: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9OfwDr8oYQ
709419
It doesn't require any drivers. Just plug it into a USB port and it works. On the other hand, I didn't like the build quality so I returned it. I got a "daskeyboard" instead and I'm very happy with it.
2061108
You can use it manually, i dont use it with the pedal i feel i have more control by hand
1958281
Yes. Just tried it with my optical mouse. Windows installed the driver and recognized it within a minute.
1945295
The keys are not weighted at all: Standard Action. Velocity Sensitive?: Yes. For an inexpensive controller, this worked well for me. I used it to control synth and organ sounds. http://www.acorn-instruments.com/usb-keyboards/Masterkey-61
904099
No. it is only a "trigger" device. The advantage is any pad or knob can be assigned to trigger or control just about ANY note or parameter. Also, it is both usb and midi.
433578
Yes it does require software to drive it and set it up. At least to use it how I use it. No heavy footprint. I use as a keyboard space bar key stroke, because the space bar is not present to the user.