We might get a commission if you buy gear through a link on this page. The motorized fader is an added bonus that no other controller has in its wheelhouse, and it is everything that a producer could ever need, simply because it also references your active channel and includes solo and mute buttons.Midi Nation is supported by our great readers.
Extra Features: A screen that shows you what your encoders are controlling and is mapped to whatever DAW you are using, and function keys allowing users to store up to 20 presets with access to over 1500 assigned controls. Pedal Inputs: Footswitch and Expression Pedal Inputs. Faders: 9 faders, plus 1 motorized ALPS fader!. There are also 10 LED buttons and another 28 assignable buttons available on Nektar’s T6. These 12 pads also have the added bonus of the choice of 7 different velocity curves, a “Velocity Spread” and a scale function, which allows users to input a chord progression to be mapped across the pads. Pads: Though Nektar didn’t make it all the way to 16 pads, the 12 include meter velocity/strike and pressure. Pitch Bend / Modulation: Alive and well, pretty stylish and like everything else on this keyboard controller, assignable. Keybed: Individually weighted full-sized semi-weighted keys with aftertouch to mimic the tension that springs would create in a real piano without being too heavy or fatiguing the users. This keyboard controller is made for producers, pianists, and perfectionists, which begs the question, “Who makes a MIDI controller great?” and in time my answer may just be Nektar. There are over 90 real-time controls that can be accessed at any given time, which makes it the perfect mapping machine for any DAW. There are more encoders, there are faders, and it’s all encapsulated in a beautiful frame. Just like its predecessor, the all-new T6 comes with drum pads, endless encoders, faders, and a screen. Returning to form with the Panorama T6, Nektar has taken a note from M-Audio’s VIP and Native Instruments’ NKS format: the new semi-weighted offering offers “plugin level control.” Making use of the many tactile options, the T6 can control loading, controlling and editing plugins, all within the controller itself. Initially, I found their Panorama series a bit too knob and fader for my taste, but the quality and breadth of control the Panorama line lends itself to is magical for use with a DAW like Cubase. 
Since I first wrote about them back in 2017, Nektar has made a great name for themselves, and at the center of that success was the Panorama. Best MIDI Controller for Cubase Nektar Panorama T6
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