Slab MIDI controller review for Serato Studio users. Discover if this affordable hardware revolutionizes beat making like Maschine or Push. In this hands-on Slab review, we dive into the first MIDI controller built exclusively for Serato Studio. From its 16 velocity-sensitive pads and intuitive integration to sample chopping and drum programming, see how Slab stacks up against Native Instruments Maschine and Ableton Push. Priced at just $329, is it the budget-friendly game-changer for music producers? Pros: Seamless Serato Studio workflow, RGB-lit pads for easy color-coding, tactile knobs and effects like pitched looper. Cons: No aftertouch support yet, limited plugin control, and some menu navigation quirks. Whether you're new to Serato Studio or upgrading your setup, this demo shows real beat-making sessions. Perfect for DJs, producers, and hip-hop beatmakers looking for hands-on hardware without the high cost. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro to Slab & Serato Studio 1:30 Design & Build Quality 3:45 Hands-On Drum Programming 6:20 Sample Chopping Demo 8:45 Effects & Performance Features 11:00 Vs. Maschine & Push 13:15 Final Verdict & Who It's For