well the non-keys nocturn was advertised as a vst controller first and foremost, more of an add on to an established controller set up rather than the centrepiece. The SL series has always been marketed as being the whole one controller to rule them all type thing whether it's the zero or the key based SL's.Rationalizer wrote:Yeah, but what about Remote SL Compact? It was replaced by the nocturn series but I can't figure out why.jake noise wrote:Pretty sure its targeted more as a 'my first midi controler' type thing for beginners and what not. The SL series is very nice, but the pricepoint is arguably prohibitive for people just starting out.
As for the nocturn keyboard, I don't see it as competing with the SL's more targetting a different market as I outlined above.
At the end of the day though it's horses for courses, which one best fits your need?