Keylab 88 MKii Key Noise

[John Hamm]

Over the past couple of year my Kaylab 88 mkii physical keyboard has gone from wonderfully quiet to very irritatingly noisy. What can I do to restore the keys to eliminate this increasing noise?

If this problem can't be solved, I'll be selling my instrument on eBay as I use it for live Classical music performance and need my keyboard quiet.

[MajorFubar]

Welcome.
My Mk1 has gone the same way, I attribute it to the sound-deadening material on the Fatar keybed becoming less 'cushiony' over time. I've thought about going inside to replace it. In the past I have had success with replacing the original sound-deadening on other keybeds with self-adhesive draught-excluder strips intended for doors.

EDIT: here's a YouTube link (no affiliation to me or Arturia) explaining what happens and how to fix it. Obviously you do this at your own risk:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWplHbi6t0U

[KevinWright]

What is a realistic time frame to expect the keybed to remain in a good condition?

Mine sounds like there is a problem with a spring pinging or something in one of the keys rite out of the box.

[MajorFubar]

Welcome.

It's obviously going to depend on useage. But if you have a noisy key straight out of the box then return it for an exchange.

[san]

Hello,

I have my Keylab mkii now for 6 months and was very pleased.
Now I get very clicky noise at some keys.
Is there a solution for this problem?

Regards,
Sj

[san]

Hello,

I contacted arturia support and they provided me with a howto solution to fix my key problem.

Send a mail to technical.support@arturia.com

regards,
Sj

[pfrocha]

Hello,

I contacted arturia support and they provided me with a howto solution to fix my key problem.

Send a mail to technical.support@arturia.com

regards,
Sj

Can't you share the solution here with us?