37 note controller with aftertouch? No mini keys please.

[pax-eterna]

I found one. It’s a brand I’ve not seen before
https://everestmusic.com/nux-ntk37-midi ... 7-key.html

Nice find! Sadly, not available in Oz And with exchange rates and cost of shipping, would put this into the near $700 AUD category.

[DGL.]

I found one. It’s a brand I’ve not seen before
https://everestmusic.com/nux-ntk37-midi ... 7-key.html

I mentioned it previously in the thread after looking on Thomann. They let you specifiy aftertouch and the amount of keys in the page filters, which is handy.

[pax-eterna]

Found one https://nuxaudio.com/product/ntk37/

Now as to the quality of the keybed??? But at $320 AUD might be worth a try

[Martin Walker]

That does look impressive - hope it feels as good as it looks!

[pax-eterna]

I found one. It’s a brand I’ve not seen before
https://everestmusic.com/nux-ntk37-midi ... 7-key.html

I mentioned it previously in the thread after looking on Thomann. They let you specifiy aftertouch and the amount of keys in the page filters, which is handy.

Thanks again Tomas, I finally found one in OZ

[Wonks]

I've got a couple of Nux guitar pedals and they are very good (especially for the money). But that's no guarantee that the pedal quality will translate into a different musical area, e.g. three selectable velocity curves is better than no selectable velocity curves, but my full-sized keyboards have a lot more curves than that to choose from. However, that might be a consequence of the Nux having mini keys (my only mini keyboard is on a Korg ARP Odyssey which has no velocity control at all).

But I get the impression that Nux does try to offer more than the competition.

[pax-eterna]

I've got a couple of Nux guitar pedals and they are very good (especially for the money). But that's no guarantee that the pedal quality will translate into a different musical area, e.g. three selectable velocity curves is better than no selectable velocity curves, but my full-sized keyboards have a lot more curves than that to choose from. However, that might be a consequence of the Nux having mini keys (my only mini keyboard is on a Korg ARP Odyssey which has no velocity control at all).

But I get the impression that Nux does try to offer more than the competition.

It has full size keys, afaik - will need to double check that.

EDIT: Yep - "The NUX NTK-37 MIDI Keyboard Controller delivers powerful performance and workflow control in a compact format. Featuring 37 full-size semi-weighted keys with aftertouch,"

[Wonks]

Sorry - getting confused between threads!