Arturia Keychain
The Arturia Keychain is an official branded accessory for fans of Arturia's synths, controllers and software. A small, well-made everyday item, it's a simple way to carry your studio colours on your keys or bag.
It's a fun add-on for Arturia owners and a low-cost gift for the producer in your life. DjLab supplies genuine Arturia accessories in Lebanon with USD pricing and fast delivery.
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
5 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“In this detailed Arturia AstroLab 37 review, we analyze the compact stage keyboard that brings the V Collection to a standalone hardware format. We cover the build quality, the unique 37-note slim keybed, live workflow, and how it integrates with the Analog Lab ecosystem.”Read full review →
“The KeyLab range are premium keyboard controllers, offering a serious uplift in features and price from Arturia’s more affordable and more compact KeyLab Essential range. On first impressions, the KeyLab 61 Mk3 (which is what we have for review) has things in common with its predecessor, including nine faders and nine rotary encoders (which dovetail with Arturia’s Analog Lab instrument), dedicated DAW transport controls, a central control section and a high quality keybed.”Read full review →
“It’s also rather chunky and extremely heavy, none of which does us any favours in our modern, bijou home studios. No, the KX88 is a lovely piece of history, but ultimately, in this day and age, it is nothing more than a lovely keybed. Something new is required in my studio. Enter the Arturia KeyLab 88 Mk.3.”Read full review →
“The KeyStep line has always been about Arturia packing way more features and connectivity than you’d expect from such a compact controller, and sometimes still making it work. Well, they’ve done it again. With the KeyStep 37 mk2, Arturia has moved from 32 to 37 slimkey keys, added a dedicated OLED display with a clickable”Read full review →
“The one I have in for review is the 61‑keyed black version and it’s gorgeous. The off‑centred colour screen is set in a square of shiny fingerprint‑attracting plastic, surrounded by eight buttons with a lovely silver hi‑fi‑style encoder just to the right. Arturia have shaved off a bit of the depth, which helps it feel neater and slimmer, but at the cost of four pads and a row of what were probably useful buttons.”Read full review →
