We first saw the Nektar Panorama P4 at Namm at the start of the year, when we caught up with product developer Tim and saw what level of integration the P4 offers with Reason. With bi-directional feedback via the 3.5” TFT display and backlit buttons, plus the single 100mm Alps motorized fader for automation and level tweaking,  plus  9 regular faders and buttons, 16 rotary encoders, 12 pressure and velocity sensitive pads, and 11 f-keys - it's got a lot going on.
 
The keybed has been specifically built to provide a sprung, responsive feel with aftertouch - somethng that Tim was particularly proud of if I remember.
 
The Nektar P4, is available  worldwide shortly for:

Msrp US$ 599.99/UK £ 399.99/EU  EURO 479.99 with an anticipated street price of US$ 499.99.


A few more nuggets of information from Panorma themselves:

Dedicated Reason Control
Panorama integrates and interacts with Reason like no other controller: Completely transparent and with unlimited access to all areas. Every single Reason device is mapped with parameters and their values clearly visible in the display. Switching between Mixer, Instrument and Transport mode reconfigures the entire control surface by just pressing one button. Even if you are not interested in tweaking sounds but prefer to use the comprehensive library of patches in Reason, Panorama delivers an experience like it has never been available before. Patch names are displayed clearly as you step through the current sound bank. To play Panorama adds an additional dimension and is the closest you get, to operate Reason, as if its hardware.

Specifications:

49-note velocity-sensitive keyboard

Aftertouch

Weighted synth-style keybed

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