The Logickeyboard ASTRA 2 Backlit Keyboard for Magix Vegas Pro 16 features an elegant, black keyboard with low-profile scissor-switch keys for a light, responsive feel. With five selectable light levels, the ASTRA 2 is the ideal choice for any lighting conditions. The keyboard features a USB 3.0 hub to enable you to connect a mouse, phone, contour shuttle or a USB dongle. The ASTRA 2 keyboard is developed with two USB cables: a gray one for the keyboard itself, and a black one for the USB hub to avoid problems with installations that require a KVM extender. In addition, the ASTRA 2 has a full-sized F-row and multimedia keys to provide full control and effectiveness. To power the keyboard, you need to plug in the gray USB connector. If you need to activate the USB hub on the back of the keyboard, plug in the black USB connector. This keyboard also features all the regular letter, number, and symbol labeling that you will find on a conventional keyboard, it can simply be used as a substitute for it. The keyboard is easy to plug in and requires no software installation.

For Magix Vegas Pro 16    Wired USB Type-A Connection    Color-Coded and Labeled Shortcut Keys    Windows 7 to 11 Compatible

Designed for Magix Vegas Pro 16

Compatible with Windows 7-11

Backlit keys with five levels of dimmable backlighting

Multimedia keys

Full-sized F-row

Scissor-switch keys with tactile feedback

Color-coded and labeled shortcut keys with graphical commands

108 keys (ANSI version)

Manufactured for over 10 million keystrokes per key

5.9' cable with separate keyboard and hub connections (to avoid interference with USB extenders)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the astra 2 for avid MC also compatible with premiere? Can it be made compatible with premiere shortcut key mapping?

A: Technically, the Logickeyboard ASTRA 2 Avid Media Composer Keyboard for macOS (Silver) could be used with Premiere and there are keyboard mapping options in Premiere which could approximately match the AVID commands, though it may not be quite exact. This may be useful if you need to switch between both programs on the same computer.

Q: 2. Not sure when i ask this if I will be clear. Is the keyboard soft like and quiet. Using a mechanical now and it is hard and loud? Hope this make sense.

A: Scissor-switch keys for lighter, quieter keystrokes.

Q: 3. Is there a key to quickly add nodes in Davinci Resolve?

A: No, the Logickeyboard ASTRA 2 Backlit Keyboard for DaVinci Resolve 17 (Mac, US English) BH #LOBRESBA2MUS does not have a specific key to add nodes but you can use keyboard shortcuts to add nodes.

Q: 4. Will it interfere with the jog wheel function of the BlackMagic Speed editor when both are connected?

A: No it will not.

Q: 5. Does this model work with Resolve 17?

A: The LogicKeyboard Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 16 Astra Backlit Mac Keyboard BH #LORESBAMBHUS will work with any application since it is just a keyboard with printed shortcuts for Davinci Resolve 17. The only thing to keep in mind is that if there are any new shortcuts in Davinci Resolve 17 that weren't there in 16, they would not be printed on this keyboard since this model was designed for Davinci Resolve 16.

Q: 6. WILL THIS KEYBOARD "LogicKeyboard Astra Series Xlprint Mac Backlit Keyboard (US, White On Black)" WORK AS A STANDARD KEYBOARD FOR MY 2019 iMAC?

A: LogicKeyboard Backlit Keyboard will work for Mac OS X 10.6 or later.

Q: 7. Does the caps lock button have an additional light on the key cap that illuminates when locked?

A: The Logickeyboard ASTRA 2 Backlit Keyboard for DaVinci Resolve 18 and 19 (Mac, US English), B&H # LOBRESBA2MUS, has a caps lock LED indicator on the top right of the keyboard. It does not have an LED built into the keycap.

Q: 8. Does this keyboard have a USB-C connection?

A: No, the Logickeyboard ASTRA 2 Large-Print White-on-Black Wired Keyboard (Mac, US English) has a wired USB-A connection.

Q: 9. Has anyone tried this with 17?

A: The LogicKeyboard Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 16 Astra Backlit Windows Keyboard BH #LORESBAPBHUS is compatible with version 17.

Q: 10. Is Windows *required*? Running DR on Linux here, with a standard Windows keyboard layout.

A: Windows isn't required. This is still just a keyboard but on the keyboard are commonly used shortcuts to improve your workflow. It should still work Linux.