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Video: Using Korg nanoKEY Studio with Gadget
There is a logic to the way the knobs and X-Y pads are set up when you use the nanoKEY Studio with Gadget.
In most cases the first three knobs on the top make basic adjustments (Resonance/Frequency/EG or Low/Mid/High EQ)
Tge top right knob is volume for all but two Gadgets
The bottom row of 4 knobs is usually either ADSR or 2 controllers for each of the effects.
The XY pad is usually reserved for the second effect, but you can draw a waveform in Kamata and use it for the morpher in Kiev.
With Tokyo, Amsterdam, London, and Abu Dhabi, the 8 knobs control pitch and/or volume (Gladstone works more like a synth Gadget and Bilbao has very limited nanoKEY implementation.)
This is a long video, but if you look at even a few minutes you'll get the idea.
I recommend you watch it full screen or you will have trouble seeing what the nanoKEY is controlling.
The nanoKEY has totally opened my eyes to Gadget. The nanoKONTROL too. Thank you Korg!
Comments
Thanks for demo. I'm interested in getting one of these. Did it work with Gadget out of the box, or did you have to do an update through your computer first?
@R_2 It works out of the box exactly like this.
You need the computer if you want to create your own settings.
Thanks for the video. I'll probably pass on the nanoKey as I have managed to fully map all the synth Gadgets using an X-Station but I'd certainly be interested in seeing a quick video of the nanoKontrol with Gadget. I think that's probably still on the shopping list.
Bravo! Thanks for taking the time to cover this controller so thoroughly
@TGiG Sure. It was a good exercise. I don't think I would have learned what it did if I didn't decide to make the video.
nicely done!