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Nektar Impact GXP88 - USB MIDI Controller Keyboard with Nektar DAW Integration

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Size: 88 Keys


Features

  • Expressive performance MIDI controller keyboard with 88 premium quality semi-weighted full-size velocity sensitive keys + aftertouch, pitch bend and modulation wheels + octave & transpose buttons + sustain & expression pedal sockets + MIDI 5-pin Out.
  • Nektar DAW integration for most popular DAWs + Nektarine PlugIn Control for Instruments and Effects
  • Comprehensive MIDI functionailty. Compatible with all MIDI music software applications
  • Mac and PC compatible
  • Includes Cubase LE DAW + Retrologue 2 VSTi + sound content package

Description

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Item Weight: 18.04 pounds


Product Dimensions: 52.95 x 9.06 x 3.15 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: GXP88


Date First Available: January 17, 2020


Color Name: Black


Connector Type: USB


Hardware Interface: USB


Size: 88 Keys


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Very Pleasantly Surprised by This Keyboard!
Size: 61 Keys
I bought this Nektar GXP61 for stage performance. It is controlling a Yamaha Motif Rack ES that's loaded with Yamaha's PLG150 Acoustic Modeling synth board. I use this rig, along with a breath controller, as an electronic wind instrument to play woodwind - sax and flute - parts. With the right keyboard this combination produces amazingly realistic results. The Nektar GXP61 is one of the "right" keyboards for this, with an old-school DIN connector for MIDI (it also has USB MIDI, but the Motif Rack Synth can't use it), it can be powered with a power supply (in addition to USB power), it has velocity, channel aftertouch, pitch and modulation wheels and can send program change commands to the synth to change voices/programs. I had been using a Nord Stage 3 Compact for this application, but it replaced it with a Nord Piano that's missing aftertouch, pitch and modulation wheels. There are very few low-cost controllers that have all those features. Here is the surprising part - all of the controller functions, the key bed feel, the aftertouch, and the wheel controllers work great. The default keyboard velocity curve is perfect for me. The key feel is about 80% as good as the Nord Stage 3 Compact and the aftertouch response is actually better; It's an amazing value for the price. I bought this keyboard for a very specific, narrow application, but after seeing its greater potential I think I'll also use it and my iPad (with a virtual instrument app) as an ultra-light performance rig for jams and rehearsals. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2022 by Wayne Tibbit
    • Excellent 88 key keyboard for the price point.
Size: 88 Keys
For the price point this is an excellent 88 key keyboard. Because it has minimalist DAW controls, it is designed more for playing the keyboard as a piano versus a midi controller. The keys are "almost" full size, are semi-weighted and have after touch. The keyboard has a solid build and weighs almost 20 pounds. Although it is portable, it's not a keyboard that you will want to carry more than necessary. The only negative, and the reason that I did not rate this as a 5 Star review, is the keybed. IT IS STRAIGHT UP NOISY! When playing with any volume, (keyboard or other instruments), the noise in noticeable, but tolerable. However, when playing solo, especially on softer pieces, the keyboard can become an issue because of the "clanky-squeaky" noise of the keybed. However, for an 88 key under $300, it is an EXCELLENT value, and one that I would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by HezMan
    • Does everything that I Need
Size: 61 Keys
Using this as my main controller in an MPC setup and it works flawlessly. Using it to control 3-4 other synths. Quick Global Midi Channel changes and decent feeling keys for the price. Was a little hesitant to buy based on my lack of knowledge of the brand but I'm glad I went through with the purchase! Will update this if I run into any issues QC or otherwise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022 by James Feeney
    • Killer value
Size: 88 Keys
Incredible MIDI controller. Probably the best "weighted key" feel in it's class. Keys are just heavy enough to feel realistic. Still wont match a good hammer-action, but just might be as close as you'll get. The Nektarine software is interesting and works well. Some of the keyboard features seem a little useless or gimmicky, like the "repeat" feature, but it has chromatic transposition, excellent DAW integration, and one of the best features on this keyboard is the aftertouch. The aftertouch is very accurate and easy to actuate, even easier than the Fatar keybed on my Keylab MKii, a far more expensive controller. My only nitpicks are the keybed can feel a bit "crinkly" at times. Also sometimes the black keys need to be pressed with slightly more conviction on the softest notes to register. Like if you want a tiny, tiny ghost of a note, its sometimes easy to press the key too softly and feel like you pressed it all the way. And finally the pitch and mod wheels have just a smidge of travel where nothing is registered, before being picked up. None of these are deal-breakers at all, this is a fantastic controller. Probably the best in this price range as well as another $100 up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2021 by Jbeckforever
    • An excellent keyboard
Size: 61 Keys
I'm a beginner and I'm enjoying my Nektar very much. It could be easier to set up, but once I got it going I was very happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2022 by MerriKat

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