Synthesizer vs midi controller

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Use with Analog Lab or with any other MIDI software.High-quality aluminum and wood construction.Connectors: MIDI in & out, USB, sustain pedal, expression pedal, Aux footswitch, and breath controller.Controls: 2 clickable encoders, 6 transport switches, 1 modulation wheel, 1 pitch bend wheel, two banks of 10 encoders, 9 sliders, 1 volume encoder, 10 assignable switches.Keyboard: 25 semi-weighted keys with velocity and aftertouch.Straightforward editing, with a complete array of parameters for tweaking sounds, directly assigned to the controls of the KeyLab 25.Edit your sounds on the original instruments within Analog Lab. Saying that, a synthesizer with MIDI capabilities can also be used as a controller if the user is able. In a nutshell, synths create sound, whereas controllers manipulate sound and act as a remote for sound since they do not produce anything of their own. In-depth Preset editing available for the owners of the full versions of our synthesizers (mini V, CS-80 V, etc.). That’s the basic difference between MIDI controllers and synthesizers.Fast preset sorting to find your sound quickly: by Instrument, by Type (Bass, Pads, Leads…), by Characteristics (long, bright, dark …), etc.All presets are carefully selected from the Arturia V Collection.Includes Analog Lab with 5000 synth sounds.