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Sound quality na ease of use.

Panorama gazeta e perditshme. This is my off the cuff first review. Nektar have built up a strong name for themselves through their panorama and impact series of usb midi controller keyboards both of which feature nektars daw integration software that allows control of daw parameters directly from the keyboards faders encoders and pads. The nektar panorama p1 is a usb powered control surface that comprises the centre section of their p4 and p6 keyboard controllers parcelled up into a smaller more portable desktop device.

Nektars panorama p1 therefore has lots of competition. Connection to a mac or pc is simple. If one could manipulate it easily during live performance it would be the ultimate upgradable keyboard.

But while the encoders rotate smoothly the fader caps on our review unit felt disappointingly plasticky and wobbly. An unrivalled amount of assignable controls makes panorama the most comprehensive and fully featured midi controller around. Nektar made the panorama p4 a combined midi keyboard and controller for reason and now its back with the p1 a dedicated controller for cubase and reason minus the keyboard.

New sounds infinitely. Reason has always been a prime candidate for hands on control especially since the introduction of the remote system for hooking up multiple units so several people. Nektar panorama p1 vs softube console 1 anyone have experience with both and can offer real world pros and cons.

That said the unit packs a lot of controls into a stylish looking device and does so for a relatively low cost. 16 encoders 9 45mm faders 10 led buttons 28 buttons and a foot switch jack gives you immediate control of up to 61 parameters at any one time. Nektar panorama p1 by engroove.

Nektars latest not only offers deep integration with several daws but also takes on plug in instruments and it might just shake up the controller world. Nektar panorama p4 p6 p1 review posted on september 3 2013 by joe stachowiak there have been 2 comments we were recently joined in our bournemouth pro music superstore and studios by tim chandler product manager for nektars panorama controllers. It seems both work towards the same goal but offer different ways of working with the p1 trying to control everything from daw transport to mixers virtual instruments and fx plugins where console one is limited to mainly mixing.

Mainstage is full of tremendous potential. Nektars panorama t4 takes their already impressive daw integration to a higher level.