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Features
- KEYS & PADS 49 or 61 note 2nd Gen synth-action keyboard with after touch. Expression & pedal sockets. 8 super-sensitive pads with pressure. Chord: Trigger up to 6 notes from one key or pad. Hold: Holds played notes until deactivated - great with legato
- NOTE REPEAT Inspiring performance tool. Real-time control of trigger rate, accent, swing and gate. Separate settings for keys and pads. Switch on/off at any time with dedicated repeat buttons. Sync to external clock. Control velocity with pressure or wheels
- NEKTARINE Instant access to Nectar plugin control in any VST/VST3/AU DAW. Customize mapping or create plugin maps from scratch. Browse patches directly from Panorama T6. Layer up to 8 VST/VST3/AU plugins with mix control of volume, pan, mute, solo and select
- DAW CONTROL Nectar DAW integration included for Bigwig, Cubase, GarageBand, Logic, Unendow, Reason, Reaper and Studio One. MCU compatible for control of almost any other MIDI Music software
- CONNECTIONS USB port for power and data connection to your computer Foot switch jack, assignable (pedal not included) Expression pedal jack (pedal not included) MIDI Output On/off switch
- Firmware update required on either Windows or Mac OSX. Firmware not update-able on Linux.
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Brand: Nektar
Number of Keys: 61
Connectivity Technology: USB, MIDI
Special Feature: Mute Controls
Model Name: Panorama T
Item Weight: 16.72 pounds
Product Dimensions: 38.58 x 11.02 x 3.15 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: T6
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 5, 2018
Color Name: Black
Connector Type: USB
Hardware Interface: USB
Number of Keyboard Keys: 61
Size: 61 Keys
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I had this midi controller for a while but did not us it as much. It was well built and I really did not use all the features. It was cool that it could show you sound names from the daw on it. One drum pad got a stuck note a week ago so I sent it back under coverage. I would not buy it again only because of the keybed. It was great and not so great. The black keys had a slant downward on them for some reason my wrists would always hurt when trying to play for long periods of time. The only way to avoid doing that was to play further back to edge of the black keys. I play an 88 key weighted action Juno DS and deep in the keys so having that slant was not well taken by my hands. The keyboard has aftertouch which is a good thing but I did not like not having the feeling of a definite stop when the key went all the way down. It felt more bounce back up which also could have been my issue. Other than that I have no complaints. It is feature packed for the price. I would recommend it for those who do like the action and want a feature packed board.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023 by MS
This company started out focusing on controllers for Reason, which may have been reasonable at the time, but Reason has more or less been left behind. Still, Nektar has kept up with supporting other DAWs, and I'm using this with Logic. That works better than one might expect, when everything cooperates of course. Most of those controller setup problems probably mostly stem from Logic not this. I have tried many controllers for Logic, none are rock solid, but most are useful. Nektar also have a special plugin host called Nektarine, it comes with the unit free, and you can control your plugins by adding Nektarine as a plugin and scanning and adding your plugins inside Nektarine. This is a great idea too, although it's somewhat limited as it follows the old Reason policy of "MIDI In, Audio Out." Would be great if they allowed Audio In from the sidechain input, and MIDI routing macros that let you control the plugins following your instrument as well. The keybed has somewhat mixed reviews, but I've decided I like it. I completely see the criticisms, the white keys have quite a deep travel, are a bit mushy down, and a bit noisy coming back up. This is explained by the design objective, which is channel aftertouch that's actually good enough to use for once. For decades, aftertouch has been summarily ignored because the keybeds weren't designed for it. This one is, and it works well, without an abrupt all-or-nothing trigger curve. That causes the mushiness. The loud return isn't so very bad. Some people play hard but are afraid of sound and keep their headphones or speakers low, these are the people bothered by this noise. I don't hear it with headphones at a normal 85dBSPL. I don't think overall the keybed is so bad as to reject the unit, but maybe some perfectionists will. There are lots of well-thought out features beyond the controller and aftertouch. There is an expression pedal input as well as sustain; this is a huge win in my opinion and sealed the deal with my choosing this. Expression pedals and aftertouch mean you don't need expensive breath controllers to do two-fisted expression on sustained instruments. The wheels are nice on this too, the pads are great, very convenient shortcuts like shifting the pad octaves quickly, eg for keyswitches. Build is nice for the price. The nice thing about Nektar is, unlike Arturia or NI, they aren't trying to sell you anything but the controller and its needed software, so it works well with virtually anything. I ended up also getting the Panorama P1 so I could add this controller to my Hammer 88 weighted keyboard. I swapped out the fader knobs with standard mixer fader knobs I prefer. The faders start stiff but break in fine. The company has an enormous challenge supporting a giant matrix of DAWs and plugins but is keeping up well. Nektarine and the Logic integration are both Apple M1 Silicon ready. It's all an excellent value and should be carefully considered as you shop for controllers.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2022 by peederj
I’m a piano player trying my second T6. The T6 is a sleek machine that may offer great composing possibilities. First off, why don’t they label these boxes as fragile? The first arrived in a smashed box, partly opened. The interior box seemed unscathed, but when I plugged it in and tried it with GarageBand, the lower octave black keys did not regularly sound and required greater force than the other keys to produce any sound. Amazon sent a replacement T6 in a less banged up box, partly opened. The interior box seemed fine. There is no manual, just a short pdf to download with software. Set up is not intuitive. The black keys in the lower octaves don’t always produce sound and when they do, it is a softer than the higher octaves. Amazon was unable to answer my setup questions and referred me to the manufacturer. To their credit, Nektar answered my email by the end of the day to affirm that I can set up the T6 on GarageBand with the LogicX download software. I recommended they put that into their website/manual. I downloaded the appropriate Nektarine software, and it crashes on my MacBook Pro. Looking forward to much assistance. I would really have liked a manual.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020 by teag