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title: "nanoPAD2 - Slimline USB MIDI 16-Pad Controller - White"
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# iPad compatible via camera kit USB-powered, plug & play 16 velocity-sensitive pads nanoPAD2 - Slimline USB MIDI 16-Pad Controller - White

**Brand:** korg
**Price:** Rp2961800
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your beats anywhere with the sleek power of nanoPAD2!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** nanoPAD2 - Slimline USB MIDI 16-Pad Controller - White by korg
- **How much does it cost?** Rp2961800 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- korg enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted korg brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Power:** USB-powered design means zero hassle—just connect and create anywhere, anytime.
- • **Bonus Software Bundle:** Includes free downloadable Korg software to jumpstart your creative workflow immediately.
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** Slimline, featherweight (285g) design fits perfectly alongside your laptop for ultimate portability.
- • **Seamless iPad Integration:** Works effortlessly with iPad via camera kit, unlocking mobile music production on the go.
- • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Sixteen ultra-responsive, velocity-sensitive pads deliver dynamic drum and synth control for pro-grade beats.

## Overview

The Korg nanoPAD2 is a slim, USB-powered MIDI controller featuring 16 velocity-sensitive pads designed for precise drum and synth input. Compatible with laptops and iPads (via camera kit), it offers a lightweight, portable solution for mobile music producers. Bundled with free Korg software, it enables instant creative flow without bulky gear.

## Description

Buy Korg - nanoPAD2 - Slimline USB MIDI 16-Pad Controller - White. Free delivery and returns on eligible orders.

Review: Great Package - REVIEW UPDATED - Delivery - Excellent. Build quality - better than expected. Performance ? Read on.... I have a Korg nanoKontrol 2. Great product. Slightly short faders but fits on the bottom of a Macbook real sweet. Also works with several KORG apps on iOS - iMS20, iElectribe and Gadget. Best is iMS20 by far. One button switches between mixer and synth. If the app had Link it would be the total business. Only drawback is the USB lead. Not good on an old school 32 pin iPad with a camera adapter, better on a Lightning equipped model. So the wireless version should provide all of the functionality of the USB only model right ? Maybe a bit more ? Wrong. All my KORG iOS apps recognise it and flag it as connected. So let's try some of them.... iDS10 ? No. Well I could hope.... iMS20 ? No. iElectribe ? No ! Gadget ???? After all, there is a button on the front panel labelled "SCENE" - maybe you could cycle between scenes ??? Very limited mixer control only. Jog wheel, scene buttons and FF/FR buttons are redundant. The track buttons are duplicated by the Select buttons above the faders and don't illuminate.... Leave them alone. And why is there a label with Wireless on it painted out ???? I will keep it. In a few years time, secondhand iPAD Pro's will be within my grasp and a Link locked 8 track version of Gadget will run like clockwork. Oh dear KORG it could have been so much more..... How about some downloadable profiles for the editor ??? TIP - If you connect this unit to the editor on Mac, the SCENE lights will come on and the unit will no longer talk via Bluetooth. If you can find a factory reset mentioned anywhere on the net, you are well clever. I used the same routine as described for the wired version ? Hold down CYCLE and the two TRACK buttons and power up using USB. Worked for me. UPDATE 20/5/22 I HAVE UPGRADED TO IPAD AIR. WITH KORG ELECTRIBE WAVE, THIS UNIT PROVIDES FULL CONTROL. 2 BANKS OF 8 FADERS INSTANTLY. WELL DONE KORG FOR IMPLEMENTING. INCREASED RATING TO 5 STARS
Review: Usable keyboard if you need an ultra-portable setup. - This is a great little keyboard. I hoped that it would be set up in Windows 7 without drivers needing installing (as a USB composite device) but the Korg software needed installing before my DAW (Reaper) would recognise it. After that it was just a case of letting the DAW know what it was and I was entering MIDI note data into the program literally in minutes. It's obviously nowhere near as lush as a proper controller keyboard, and there's no niceties like aftertouch available, although there is rudimentary velocity sensing, and the small keybed needs careful playing if you're after any kind of subtlety or nuance - but it does try. For me, its a way of entering melodies into the DAW as a kind of MIDI notepad, and it does a grand job of that. It's small enough to slot into your laptop case, probably along with the other Korg nano controllers. So long as you're not expecting to emulate Chopin using this keyboard you'll not be dissappointed. It will be pretty good for entering basic synth elements into club music and electronica - it just won't offer you the expressive capabilities that aftertouch can provide. If you're good with that limitation and need a go-anywhere keybord this is certainly worth a look. Korg also offer a download code for various software components to get you going, together with introductory versions of DAWs like Ableton Live Lite. This bundle isn't quite as good as the one I received with a NanoPad a year or two ago. If you buy this you might want to check what the bundle presently is. It's possible that Korg changes it from time to time, or perhaps there's a different bundle depending on whether you buy the NanoKey, NanoPad or NanoController. I already have a Samson Graphite full-function controller keyboard, and also use a Yamaha digital grand piano (88-key) for playing, but realised I have a need for something that is as portable as possible for a mobile setup. This is that keyboard - basic, useable, sometimes even fun!

## Features

- Excellent for playing or entering drum data
- Sixteen solid, responsive, and velocity-sensitive trigger pads
- Usb powered
- Free software bundle included via download
- Compatible with ipad via camera kit

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004M8UZ0G |
| Colour | White |
| Colour Screen | No |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Connector | USB |
| Country Produced In | china |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (6,949) |
| Date First Available | 10 Jun. 2011 |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Hardware Platform | x86-64 |
| Instrument Key | Any |
| Item Weight | 285 g |
| Item model number | NANOPAD2WH |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Mixer Channel Quantity | 16 |
| Musical Style | Electronic |
| Number of Keyboard Keys | 16 |
| Product Dimensions | 37.08 x 4.06 x 9.4 cm; 285 g |
| Size | Einheitsgröße |
| Styling | Midi |
| Supported Software | Korg Software Bundle for nanoPAD2 |
| Voltage | 9 Volts (AC) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KORG
- **Connectivity technology:** USB
- **Model name:** NANOPAD2WH
- **Number of keys:** 16
- **Special feature:** 16 velocity-sensitive trigger pads, X-Y touchpad

## Images

![nanoPAD2 - Slimline USB MIDI 16-Pad Controller - White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/513ZO+oPYEL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: does it come with the USB cord?**
A: Whoever designed packing for this product is an idiot. The cable is stuck behind a cardboard partition on one end of the box. If you opened the box from the wrong end you will not see the cable and it will look like the box only contains the manual and the controller. But yes, it does come with a cable.

**Q: Does this work with Logic Pro X and ProTools 11?**
A: I've used it successfully with both.  For Protools it took these extra Steps below.1. Install latest USB midi driver from http://korg.com/nanoseries22. Hold down set marker and play while plugging USB cable into NanoKontrol2 from your computer.3. In Pro Tools, click on setup and go to peripherals.4. Open the midi controllers tab in peripherals.5. Select "HUI" as type, NanoKotrol (slider/konb) for send to, and NanoKotrol (CNTRL) as the receive from port.

**Q: Does it come with software**
A: Yes they should still come with a suite of bundled software.. some Korg, UVI & AAS vst's.. Ableton Lite DAW as well.. Honestly the bundled software is worth more than the cost of the unit

**Q: Is it also a normal instrument or just for computers?**
A: Just for computers/laptops

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Package - REVIEW UPDATED
*by J***N on 14 March 2022*

Delivery - Excellent. Build quality - better than expected. Performance ? Read on.... I have a Korg nanoKontrol 2. Great product. Slightly short faders but fits on the bottom of a Macbook real sweet. Also works with several KORG apps on iOS - iMS20, iElectribe and Gadget. Best is iMS20 by far. One button switches between mixer and synth. If the app had Link it would be the total business. Only drawback is the USB lead. Not good on an old school 32 pin iPad with a camera adapter, better on a Lightning equipped model. So the wireless version should provide all of the functionality of the USB only model right ? Maybe a bit more ? Wrong. All my KORG iOS apps recognise it and flag it as connected. So let's try some of them.... iDS10 ? No. Well I could hope.... iMS20 ? No. iElectribe ? No ! Gadget ???? After all, there is a button on the front panel labelled "SCENE" - maybe you could cycle between scenes ??? Very limited mixer control only. Jog wheel, scene buttons and FF/FR buttons are redundant. The track buttons are duplicated by the Select buttons above the faders and don't illuminate.... Leave them alone. And why is there a label with Wireless on it painted out ???? I will keep it. In a few years time, secondhand iPAD Pro's will be within my grasp and a Link locked 8 track version of Gadget will run like clockwork. Oh dear KORG it could have been so much more..... How about some downloadable profiles for the editor ??? TIP - If you connect this unit to the editor on Mac, the SCENE lights will come on and the unit will no longer talk via Bluetooth. If you can find a factory reset mentioned anywhere on the net, you are well clever. I used the same routine as described for the wired version ? Hold down CYCLE and the two TRACK buttons and power up using USB. Worked for me. UPDATE 20/5/22 I HAVE UPGRADED TO IPAD AIR. WITH KORG ELECTRIBE WAVE, THIS UNIT PROVIDES FULL CONTROL. 2 BANKS OF 8 FADERS INSTANTLY. WELL DONE KORG FOR IMPLEMENTING. INCREASED RATING TO 5 STARS

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Usable keyboard if you need an ultra-portable setup.
*by R***D on 13 February 2018*

This is a great little keyboard. I hoped that it would be set up in Windows 7 without drivers needing installing (as a USB composite device) but the Korg software needed installing before my DAW (Reaper) would recognise it. After that it was just a case of letting the DAW know what it was and I was entering MIDI note data into the program literally in minutes. It's obviously nowhere near as lush as a proper controller keyboard, and there's no niceties like aftertouch available, although there is rudimentary velocity sensing, and the small keybed needs careful playing if you're after any kind of subtlety or nuance - but it does try. For me, its a way of entering melodies into the DAW as a kind of MIDI notepad, and it does a grand job of that. It's small enough to slot into your laptop case, probably along with the other Korg nano controllers. So long as you're not expecting to emulate Chopin using this keyboard you'll not be dissappointed. It will be pretty good for entering basic synth elements into club music and electronica - it just won't offer you the expressive capabilities that aftertouch can provide. If you're good with that limitation and need a go-anywhere keybord this is certainly worth a look. Korg also offer a download code for various software components to get you going, together with introductory versions of DAWs like Ableton Live Lite. This bundle isn't quite as good as the one I received with a NanoPad a year or two ago. If you buy this you might want to check what the bundle presently is. It's possible that Korg changes it from time to time, or perhaps there's a different bundle depending on whether you buy the NanoKey, NanoPad or NanoController. I already have a Samson Graphite full-function controller keyboard, and also use a Yamaha digital grand piano (88-key) for playing, but realised I have a need for something that is as portable as possible for a mobile setup. This is that keyboard - basic, useable, sometimes even fun!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ First Impressions
*by J***O on 2 November 2012*

My nanoPAD2 arrived this morning and I must admit I was intially caught out by the packaging. The USB lead is tucked neatly at one end under a cardboard flap so it appears the box is empty, hopefully that tip will save you a couple of minutes. Installation was swift, the drivers seemed to install well on Win7-64 even though the site suggests a fix would be needed for Win7 32/64. My tool of choice is Propellerheads Reason 6. Adding the nano2 to the Reason set up was simple and I was tapping away drums and messing about with synths in no time. The construction seems solid and the device itself is bigger than I expected which makes it very comfortable to play (for scale purposes the touchpad is similar in size to that of a notebook's). The 'Kaos' pad can be used in a number of modes which will be fun to play with even though I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it yet... The note-pads themselves have a decent - velocity sensitive - response and I had a lot of fun tapping out beats with it and I'm no drummer. One thing that seems to be a bit of a gripe is the apparant inability to change the octave of the pads themselves. While the touchpad is in 'touch scale mode' it is affected by octave shifts. This may be a limitation of my understanding of how to use this but I thought it was worth mentioning as I didn't even think of this when I bought it. I is perhaps possible to do this within the Korg Kontrol Editor but my brief experience with this software wasn't plesant. I will endeavour to flesh this part of my review when I have more experience. All in all though my 4* is based on the fact that this seems a quality bit of hardware for a very reasonable price.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Korg nanoPAD2 Slim-Line USB MIDI Pads - White
- Korg, 1-Key Midi Controller (NANOKON2WH),White
- Korg, 25-Key Midi Controller (NANOKEY2WH)

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