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Nektar Panorama P6 - USB MIDI Controller Keyboard with Nektar DAW Integration, White, 61 Keys
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Brand | Nektar |
Number of Keys | 61 |
Connectivity Technology | MIDI, USB |
Special Feature | Velocity Sensitive Keys, Keyboard Controller |
Model Name | Panorama P |
About this item
- Nektar's most advanced MIDI Controller. 61 semi-weighted full-size velocity sensitive keys + aftertouch. Amazing number of controls available includes 100mm ALPS motorized touch-sensitive high resolution fader.
- Deep DAW integration for Cubase, Logic, Studio One, Bitwig Studio, Nuendo, Mainstage, Reason and Reaper.
- Comprehensive MIDI functionailty. Compatible with all MIDI music software applications
- Mac and PC compatible
- Includes PreSonus Studio One Artist DAW
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Value for money | 4.5 | 4.2 | — | 4.1 | 4.2 | 4.3 |
Quality of material | 4.4 | 4.4 | — | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.5 |
Portability | — | — | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.5 |
Tech Support | — | — | 4.7 | 3.5 | 3.6 | 4.7 |
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number of keys | 61 | — | 61 | 61 | 37 | — |
hardware interface | usb | usb | usb | usb | usb | usb |
connectivity tech | USB, MIDI | USB, MIDI | USB | USB | USB | USB |
model year | 2013 | 2021 | 2023 | — | 2022 | — |
weight | 17 pounds | 5 kilograms | 3.08 kilograms | 4800 grams | 2.78 pounds | — |
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Product information
Item Weight | 17 pounds |
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Product Dimensions | 39.76 x 12.99 x 3.78 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
ASIN | B00APZ3WCS |
Item model number | P6 |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #50,239 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #202 in Computer Recording MIDI Controllers |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | December 18, 2012 |
Color Name | White |
Connector Type | USB |
Hardware Interface | USB |
Musical Style | Electronic |
Number of Keyboard Keys | 61 |
Size | 61 Keys |
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NEKTAR PANORAMA: THE MOST INTUITIVE WORKFLOW YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
Panorama P4 goes way beyond the features of conventional USB MIDI controller keyboards, sporting a whopping 93 realtime controls, spectacular deep Nektar DAW Integration for 8 major DAWs and the most intuitive workflow you have ever seen. With its sensitive and dynamic semi-weighted keyboard action and pressure-sensitive pads, Panorama is the definitive keyboard controller for complete expression: Take DAW and MIDI control to a whole new level!
- 49 semi-weighted keys with velocity and aftertouch
- 4 keyboard zones programmable with MIDI filters and program changes
- Works with all MIDI music applications
- Fully programmable realtime controls, 20 user presets
- Motorized 100mm ALPS fader + Mute, Solo & Fader channel buttons
- 12 pads with velocity and pressure sensitivity
- Deep Nektar DAW Integration for Bitwig, Cubase, Logic, MainStage, Nuendo, Reaper, Reason, and Studio One
- Connect via USB to Windows and OSX
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SEMI-WEIGHTED KEYSPanorama’s keyboard action uses weights to offset the otherwise increasing tension you would experience from the spring. This delivers a clean down movement, and ensures that the keyboard is not heavy or fatiguing to play. What's more, the action's dynamic range is much wider than found on most other controllers and 5 different velocity curves allow you to adjust the feel to your playing style. Channel aftertouch, pitch bend and modulation wheels, plus foot switch and expression pedal jacks set you up for performance. |
TFT COLOUR DISPLAYThe 3.5″ color TFT display delivers detailed information for each mode or menu, regardless of whether you are controlling your DAW or assigning MIDI functions. This ensures a fluent and fast workflow: Panorama takes the hard work out of operating a controller and makes operations straight-forward and simple. |
MAXIMUM CONTROLAn unrivalled amount of assignable controls makes Panorama the most comprehensive and fully featured MIDI controller keyboard around: 16 encoders, nine 45mm faders, one 100mm motorized ALPS fader, 10 LED buttons, 28 buttons, 12 pads, foot switch and expression pedal jacks, keyboard with aftertouch, pitch bend and modulation wheels gives you realtime control of up to 93 parameters. You can store settings in 20 presets with individually savable and loadable keyboard-, pad- and F-keys-maps. |
PRO-CONSOLE FEATURESA motor-fader is great for mixing, because you can always see what's going on. Used with Nektar DAW Integration, Panorama's motorized 100mm touch-sensitive ALPS fader gives you pro-console mixer channel control: Watch the fader pick up and move to the current value when you change tracks, or ride it to record and automate continuous level changes. Additionally, two LED buttons control Solo and Mute – so no matter what mode you are operating Panorama in, you always have pro-console control within reach. |
INTERNAL MODE: GENERIC MIDI CONTROL
Apart from all the pre-configured smart controller functionality, Panorama is of course also fully MIDI programmable: So you can use all this power to control external MIDI devices, modules or software. 20 presetsprovide a lot of room for that, and factory maps for eg. Virus TI, Prophet T8 or Minitaur get you started right away. The Control edit menu makes it easy to set up your own preset or F-keys map: Simpy select a control and assign the required MIDI command in real-time: MIDI CCs, Notes, Program, NRPNs and more. For each control, values can be scaled, reversed and assigned specific or global MIDI channels. Switching between Internal and Transport, Mixer or Instrument mode is seamless - so you can use all of the features at the same time!
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PADS WITH PRESSURETwelve velocity and pressure-sensitive pads with 7 velocity curveswill inspire you to play in ways you would never do on a keyboard. And programming the pads couldn't be easier: Press a pad, press a key to assign…done. “Velocity Spread” quickly spreads one note across all 12 pads, each with its own fixed velocity. The “Scale-Function” assigns each pad to pitches within any of the pre-defined 30+ scales: It’s a quick way to completely change pad assignments while changing intervals or transposing the whole set on the fly - great for percussive performances. DAW devices such as Reason's ReDrum or Studio One's Impact XT are automatically assigned to pads in Instrument mode with their sound parameters on the knobs, delivering genuine drum machine feeling. |
EXTENDED TRANSPORTBeing able to navigate projects from the keyboard enhances the workflow a lot. Hit play, activate record or to jump to a locator, it is all right where you need it: Panorama features an extended 11 button transport bar: Return to L, Forward to R, Undo, Click on/off, Record Mode, Cycle on/off, Back, Forward, Stop, Play and Record. Using the shift button, these also double up as 11 function buttons, each assignable to MIDI commands or QWERTY macro’s. With DAW integration active, the functions are pre-assigned to control Click, Undo, to set record modes and more. |
CONTROL YOUR DAWFor Bitwig, Cubase, Nuendo, Logic, Reaper, Reason and Studio One users, Panorama is a dream come true. Of course you can use Panorama with any MIDI software, but the included Nektar DAW Integration software hooks up automatically to your DAW, so you can start making music right away, Panorama takes care of all assignments. It is just one button press to switch between controlling the Mixer, Instruments and Transport thanks to Panorama’s mode buttons, with the 4th mode, Internal, still providing access to traditional MIDI control. The integration with supported DAWs is so deep, that you can control it without constantly reaching for the mouse. Panorama gives you the creative freedom to just focus on your music. |
DEEP PLUGIN CONTROLWith DAW Integration active and Instrument mode selected, you can tweak VST and AU plugins from Panorama for a true hardware synth feel. Many popular plugins are pre-mapped for instant use. Nektar factory maps are typically set up with envelopes on the faders and oscillator, filter and other parameters on the encoders for a unified workflow - but of course you can edit them to your liking easily. For supported DAWs, all internal processors and plugins like Logic's ES2, Studio One's Mojito or Reason's Thor are pre-mapped for instant use with parameter feedback on P4's crisp display. And these maps are deep: Access multiple pages for that true hardware synth feel. |
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Keys (Velocity & Aftertouch) | - | 49 | 61 |
Pitch Bend / Mod Wheel | - | ✓ | ✓ |
Octave Shift / Transpose | - | ✓ | ✓ |
Pads / LED Buttons | - / 10 | 12 / 10 | 12 / 10 |
Knobs | 16 + 1 Data | 16 + 1 Data | 16 + 1 Data |
Faders (45 mm) / Motor Fader | 9 / - | 9 / 1 | 9 / 1 |
Transport Controls | 11 | 11 | 11 |
3.5" Color Display (TFT, hi res) / Soft Buttons | Yes / 5 | Yes / 5 | Yes / 5 |
Foot Switch Connector / MIDI Out | 1 (Sw) / - | 2 (Sw+Exp) / 1 | 2 (Sw+Exp) / 1 |
Dimensions (L x D x H) | 15 1/4″ x 9 1/4″ x 2″ / 2.8 Lbs | 33 2/8″ x 13″ x 3 6/8″ / 14 Lbs | 39 5/8″ x 13″ x 3 6/8 / 17 Lbs |
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Customers like the sturdiness, and keys of the audio midi controller. They mention that the build quality is pretty solid, and the device is stable. They also appreciate the great key action and feel. Customers are also satisfied with quality, and appearance. However, some customers are mixed on value, integration, performance, and tactile.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the audio midi controller. They mention that it is a really nice controller, and an excellent synthesizer. Some appreciate the build quality and the looks of the product. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...Instruments, effects, workflow and SOUNDS. The sounds are really nice and the pallatte is diverse in synthesis type...." Read more
"...1. Excellent out of warranty service - will touch on this later in the review2...." Read more
"...Overall, their quality is exceptional. The materials themselves feel wonderful, particularly the brushed, more tactile approach taken on the matte..." Read more
"...The price is well warranted for this product between build quality, feature, and support...." Read more
Customers like the keys of the audio midi controller. They say it has incredible keys, is fully functional, and is still working as new. Customers also say the keys are very sensitive to velocity and allow for good velocity control.
"...the keyboard is fully functional...it's the only DAW that works with P6 in two way communication..." Read more
"...6. Keys are all still working as new, none are stuck or have given way, and I do alot of sequencing and repeated notes.7...." Read more
"...-weighted, and feels almost like a piano keyboard, so it requires some force to play, unlike a lot of cheaper keyboards...." Read more
"...So although they are generally fine and very accurate, soft-dynamic playing of any complexity may result in some weird variation as some notes go..." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the audio midi controller. They say it's sleek, exotic, and very nice. Customers also mention that the pads are fine and the keys are sufficient.
"First, this device is just a pretty machine! It's aesthetically just very attractive, that's what grabbed me when I stumbled on it...." Read more
"...futuristic and i always get the comment what keyboard is that, looks cool. Especially those red LEDs under the pitch bend and modwheel...." Read more
"Would love to love this fine looking keyboard, but no matter what I do it will not control the transport or any other part of Logic Pro X other than..." Read more
"...The keys are a little soft and mushy for me but I'm coming from playing an 88-key weighted controller for 15 years, so that's maybe not fair for me..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the sturdiness of the audio midi controller. They mention that the build quality is pretty solid, and the process felt stable. The device is breezy and does not wobble. It is an absolutely rock solid midi keyboard workstation, and does nothing shifts or rattles. The rubber does not deform much, and it is definitely not light or flimsy.
"...This keyboard is just about perfect for me.First, it feels solid. The controls don't stick, and the buttons don't feel cheap...." Read more
"...The unit feels sturdy and generally well-constructed. Nothing shifts or rattles, nothing flexes, and it is definitely not light or flimsy...." Read more
"...The build quality is pretty solid. Nothing felt cheap except for the fader cap...." Read more
"...Everything feels robust, like it'll last a long time...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the integration of the audio midi controller. Some mention that it allows them to seamlessly work with it, with an extremely intuitive and powerful internal interface. They also say that it's easy to work with in Kong. However, others say that the integration was very complicated to get to work, with poor writing and ambiguous instructions. They mention that the product only comes with a quick start guide, which is a little pixelated and a hassle to navigate.
"...It only has 12 pads, but it's stupid easy to work with in Kong, because there's a software button that let's you change the top row on the fly from..." Read more
"...With an extremely intuitive and powerful internal interface, exceptional construction quality, magnificient keys, arguably the greatest modwheel of..." Read more
"...So whatz thumbs down with this baby?1. The manual SUUUUUUUCKS...it's a 4/10. But a real audio engineer....well you get me...." Read more
"...screen & the workflow with this thing is great, the motorized fader is implemented so well, the main drawbacks of the keyboard r the keybed & drum..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the audio midi controller. Some mention that it works great, works amazingly with Reason, and as a midi device for any other DAW. However, others say that none of the advertised functions worked properly, has zero function, and does not work with Logic Pro. The PX7 Rack Extension synth only has basic control support, not deep support over all 6.
"...demo version online of Reason 10 is available for download and fully functional...you just can't save songs, but a real audio engineer doesn't let..." Read more
"...4. Smaller faders are all reprogrammable5. LCD display still works great after all these years.6...." Read more
"...positioning, results in a more immediate travel, with less fine control in the middle or upper portion of the key...." Read more
"...It works well with Antidote, Viking, Korg Polysix, and a bunch of others, and they update pretty frequently...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the audio midi controller. Some mention it's expensive but great, worth the investment, and easily competing with affordable workstations. However, others say it looks a little pricey compared to its competition, looks cheap, and feels a bit on the cheap plastic side.
"...OK. It's performance capabilities are well worth the money. The ability to shape and control sound is beyond belief...." Read more
"...It felt a little on the cheap plastic side, but again not a big deal in the big picture and there might be a standard cap that I could replace it..." Read more
"...Basically, it's totally been worth the investment for me...." Read more
"...from M-Audio and Novation that I am familiar with, easily competing with affordable workstations...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the tactile of the audio midi controller. Some mention that the keys feel very nice, while others say they don't feel as nice under the fingers. The spring action doesn't feels nothing like a real piano, and the drum pads aren't the best feeling. Overall, the product has mixed opinions about tactile.
"...well, the main drawbacks of the keyboard r the keybed & drum pads aren't the best feeling but they aren't horrible either & the lack of an intuitive..." Read more
"...The controls don't stick, and the buttons don't feel cheap. Everything feels top-notch. I hate having to fight my instrument to get control over it...." Read more
"...double-speak for slightly heavier spring action -- which feels nothing like a real piano...." Read more
"...All of the controls on the P6 have a silky rubberized or textured coating (except the rubber buttons), and that texture in the divot and the..." Read more
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2nd DID I tell you that this device is just a very pretty machine? OK. It's performance capabilities are well worth the money. The ability to shape and control sound is beyond belief. Everyday I use it feels like the first day of Kwanza...or Haunaka...or Xmas, or whatever you celebrate.
It's useful with just about any DAW but it was MADE for the Reason DAW.
With Reason by Propellerhead (which as an FL Studio kid I was reluctant to use at first but highly surprised and now hooked) the keyboard is fully functional...it's the only DAW that works with P6 in two way communication. I.e. change parameters on the computer changes parameters on the board and vice versa. I'm a big FL Studio user and was disappointed when I discovered functions are very limited unless you go in and set up your automation templates. But Reason with all of its bundled instruments and effects more than over compensate for the switchover. And while the DAW is bout' $350 a free demo version online of Reason 10 is available for download and fully functional...you just can't save songs, but a real audio engineer doesn't let that stop him/her.
The other beautiful part is control of Reasonz mixer DAW from the board. Dude...THE FRIGGIN VOLUME CONTROL IS MOTORIZED AND MOVES BY ITSELF WHEN YOU PROGRAM IT IN MIDI. What other controller does that? More stuff puts this joint among the stars but I'm not getting paid for this review...find out for yaself. E.g. the P6 can control the mixer in Reason seamlessly. But if you decide not to use Reason you'll still enjoy the effective P6 MIDI integration and control of whatever DAW you do use.
So whatz thumbs down with this baby?
1. The manual SUUUUUUUCKS...it's a 4/10. But a real audio engineer....well you get me. But the owner of Nektar, Neil's and his tech team in Stockholm are VERRY helpful and quick about answering questions via email. Really. After a while I felt guilty because I kept sending them questions about the P6 but I think because they love what they do at Nektar, making us happy makes them happy. And their website is an 8/10 when it comes to getting you the right driver and firmware for your device as well as other info, so count that as a plus.
2. The Nektar website pushes the Bitwig DAW...dude, smile at that offer and keep it movin' right on over to Propellerhead and download the Reason Demo...you won't be dissatisfied. I simply wasn't impressed with Bitwig. Reason 10 is miles above what they used to be back in the day. Instruments, effects, workflow and SOUNDS. The sounds are really nice and the pallatte is diverse in synthesis type. From thick lush pads to crisp bells and ambient strings to classy and classic solo patches...you won't get bored, and that's even before you start tweaking the knobs and sliders on the P6. Nektar really needs to push the Reason DAW...its the logical choice for this axe.
So get your P2, P4 or P6 TODAY!!!
In fact it was this excellent customer service that prompted me to write this review. I'm not being paid to write this; am merely a very impressed consumer.
Things i've liked over the 4 years (and i'd give the product 4 stars for this):
1. Excellent out of warranty service - will touch on this later in the review
2. Motorized fader still works great, and is a great asset to many in smaller project studios
3. DAW intergration in Logic and Cubase remains great, that being said, the driver installation/reinstallation needs to be done properly
4. Smaller faders are all reprogrammable
5. LCD display still works great after all these years.
6. Keys are all still working as new, none are stuck or have given way, and I do alot of sequencing and repeated notes.
7. Looks slick, futuristic and i always get the comment what keyboard is that, looks cool. Especially those red LEDs under the pitch bend and modwheel.
Things I've not liked
1. After 4 years, the USB port on the back became wonky and prompted the repair/contacting customer service.
They rectified this by replacing it FREE OF CHARGE and shipping it back to me (im local to CA) for free. So, they get an extra star for that, bringing it back up to 5.
2. Driver integration can be iffy if you're installing it for the first time. You have to install a software thing, then a firmware update, and restart your DAW a few times for it to work properly.
3. It doesn't behave well with tracks that have 'very' identical naming, i.e. Flute 1 and Flute 12, probably best to name it Flute A and Flute B or something. Like the keyboard goes into this flashing mode as though it cant decide which one is being selected.
4. The 'touch' of the black keys, as other reviewers have mentioned, is much stronger than the white keys. Doesn't play intuitively like a piano, but as a hybrid piano programming thing, is fantastic. It's great for repeated notes, even on the keys themselves. But for piano performances, it might take some getting used to.
5. The motorized fader requires separate USB power to function, and you'll need to buy a 3rd party USB power port and a micro usb cable to provide supplemental power to the motorized fader.
So you're wondering, in spite of all my dislikes, why a 5 star review? Well, if not for them having great customer service to boot, it would probably be 4, which is still really good, but the attentiveness and care I've received from their customer service (they're a small company) has been so great that I feel the least I could do was to write a great and honest review. Basically, it's totally been worth the investment for me. I've had other keyboards where the keys have given out in less than 2 years with much less use.
To conclude, a great product many years later, and would totally buy it again in a heartbeat. Thank you Nektar! I hope this helps bring more attention to your company, you deserve it!
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it is heavier than expected, but seems quite durable
the keys, buttons, dials, and sliders feel great
cannot keep my hands off of it
very satisfied with this
Yo lo uso con la DAW REASON 11 suite y la implementacion con el software creo q es la mejor del mercado junto con una pantalla a color con menus muy claros y faciles.
Der offensichtliche Mangel des defekten Keys fällt sofort auf. (Sh. Foto)
Es gibt dann zwei Möglichkeiten:
a) bei Nektar findet keinerlei Qualitätskontrolle statt.
b) es handelt sich hier um REFURBISHED Ware, sprich, Retouren die repariert wurden, wobei dann nach der Reparatur Punkt a) dazu kommt.
Da nützt auch der Angebotspreis nix. Ich bin maßlos enttäuscht von der Firma Nektar => Keine Produkte mehr dieser Firma.
Sonstiges zum Keyboard: Alle Keys klappern derart laut, dass man eigentlich nur mit Headphones spielen kann, um dass Geklappere der Tastatur selbst nicht mehr zu hören. Stücke oder Beats ohne Kopfhörer und über Monitorboxen einzuspielen wird damit zur Farce.
Wenn das eine halbgewichtete Klaviatur sein soll, dann bin ich stark untergewichtig! Lächerlich, die Keys sind federleicht, haben kaum Masse und klappern deshalb beim Zurückfedern auch entsprechend.
Der Motorfader ist aus Billigplastik im Chrom-Look, die Potis sind alle schon wackelig => ich vermute stark, es handelt sich um wiederaufbereitete Gebrauchtware, ab Werk, versteht sich!
NULL Empfehlung!
Reviewed in Germany on November 24, 2018
Der offensichtliche Mangel des defekten Keys fällt sofort auf. (Sh. Foto)
Es gibt dann zwei Möglichkeiten:
a) bei Nektar findet keinerlei Qualitätskontrolle statt.
b) es handelt sich hier um REFURBISHED Ware, sprich, Retouren die repariert wurden, wobei dann nach der Reparatur Punkt a) dazu kommt.
Da nützt auch der Angebotspreis nix. Ich bin maßlos enttäuscht von der Firma Nektar => Keine Produkte mehr dieser Firma.
Sonstiges zum Keyboard: Alle Keys klappern derart laut, dass man eigentlich nur mit Headphones spielen kann, um dass Geklappere der Tastatur selbst nicht mehr zu hören. Stücke oder Beats ohne Kopfhörer und über Monitorboxen einzuspielen wird damit zur Farce.
Wenn das eine halbgewichtete Klaviatur sein soll, dann bin ich stark untergewichtig! Lächerlich, die Keys sind federleicht, haben kaum Masse und klappern deshalb beim Zurückfedern auch entsprechend.
Der Motorfader ist aus Billigplastik im Chrom-Look, die Potis sind alle schon wackelig => ich vermute stark, es handelt sich um wiederaufbereitete Gebrauchtware, ab Werk, versteht sich!
NULL Empfehlung!