To mark the tenth birthday of their Nano Series line of MIDI controllers, Korg have released a limited edition colourful versions of the product.
The Nano Series from Korg has set the standard for portable and versatile MIDI control for a decade. To celebrate its tenth anniversary, they’ve released a limited edition version that’s all about colour.
The three flavours of control featured in the series include nanoKEY 2 (keys, obviously), nanoPAD 2 (16 pads for finger-drumming) and the nanoKONTROL 2 (for controlling DAW functions like transport and mix automation).
There are two colours to choose from: BLYL, which is designed to match the aesthetics of the Korg Gadget software and ORGR, which is apparently coloured to be the perfect companion to your favourite DAW.
There is also a bundle of included software, plus a 20% discount on Korg Gadget software for Mac.
Visit Korg for more info.
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