I think this is the first time I’ve been here on the forum although I’ve been a member for quite a few years. I’ve been playing keyboards for over 60 years. I often found that just playing parts is easier for me than programming sequencers & arpeggiaters. That said, I just bought an Arturia Keystep Pro. I bought it to keep on my computer desk. It’s nice & heavy & is ideal for just playing something simple or to play mono synth parts with my analog synths. My old Keystep died & I wanted to replace it. This thing is a beast! What I wanted was something with very tight midi timing to purposely play things that sound mechanical as well as CV ins & outs.. Every video on YouTube is not detailed enough & simply impossible to decipher. The manual is too light on the things I’d like to learn & too heavy on basic synthesis. Is there any plan in the works for a tutorial on this product? I’d like to cut to the chase on this piece of gear rather than spending forever trying to learn how to operate it. I know most of your courses are by demand & I’m not sure how popular this keyboard is.

Hi Gajigoi - I've moved this thread over to the 'Suggested Training' subforum, which is dedicated to users' suggestions for possible courses. The powers that be keep an eye out there for ideas about what people may be interested in. I don't know if there's anything currently in the works -- most of the Arturia courses are on their software packages, but there are courses on the MaxiBrute and DrumBrute hardware, so if it turns out there's enough general interest in Keystep Pro then maybe..

Thanks Joe.