Klávesnica Logickeyboard LKB-CBASE-AJPU-DE Office USB QWERTZ nemecká viacfarebná

The LogicKeyboard LKB-CBASE-AJPU-DE is a full-size USB keyboard with a QWERTZ German layout and multicolour key legends designed specifically for Cubase and Nuendo versions 4–8. It combines standard alphanumeric labeling with clearly marked, colour-coded shortcut keys to provide direct access to custom key commands used in audio post-production and professional video editing workflows. The wired connection and conventional keyset allow it to function as a regular office keyboard while adding workflow-specific controls.

Advantages

The keyboard places Cubase & Nuendo key commands on dedicated, colour-coded keys for faster operation and easier learning of shortcuts. Its full-size form factor and standard letter, number and symbol legends mean it can replace a conventional keyboard without losing regular typing functionality. The USB wired interface ensures reliable connectivity and consistent performance in studio and office environments.

Suitable for

• Audio post-production engineers using Cubase or Nuendo
• Professional video editors integrating DAW workflows
• Studios and facilities that require labelled, dedicated shortcut keys
• Users who want a regular full-size German QWERTZ keyboard with DAW-specific shortcuts

Key specifications

• Interface: USB wired connection
• Form factor: Full-size (100%)
• Keyboard layout and language: German QWERTZ
• Colour: Multicolour key legends with colour-coded shortcut groups
• Cable length: 1.5 m (approx.)

How to use

Connect the keyboard to a computer via USB; the system should recognise it as a standard keyboard. Use the colour-coded keys to invoke Cubase and Nuendo shortcuts directly while editing or mixing; regular typing and symbol input remain available on the same keys. No additional software is required for standard operation, though consult your DAW documentation for any application-specific mapping notes.

Recommendations

Place the keyboard in your editing workspace where shortcut keys are easily visible, and refer to Cubase/Nuendo shortcut lists while learning the layout to speed up adoption. The wired USB connection is best suited for stationary setups in studios or office desks.