MIDI Controllers

Arturia’s new KeyLab Essential focuses firmly on computer control, with ambitious DAW integration.

Meet the Seaboard Rise 2, the squishy sequel to ROLI’s original expressive keyboard controller.

Anyone fancy a versatile controller keyboard with the tip of the Arturia software iceberg included free?

Novation’s first attempt at an 88‑note controller keyboard seems to get everything right.

Akai’s MPK Mini Play MkIII is a small keyboard with a dual identity.

Novation’s compact keyboard gives you hands‑on control of FL Studio.

Nektar’s LX Mini controller keyboard ticks all the right boxes.

Nektar keep doing what they do best: making solid, capable, no‑nonsense MIDI controllers.

M‑Audio go Pro with a new Oxygen controller keyboard.

Not everyone can play keys or guitar, so how about contolling virtual instruments with nothing but your voice?

M‑Audio’s trusty MIDI controller workhorse treads indefatigably onwards.

ROLI’s luminous keyboard offers MPE control and a very colourful way of working.

M‑Audio’s 88‑note controller significantly improves its bang‑per‑buck ratio.

With plenty of performance features, DAW control and programmability, have M‑Audio found the winning formula in the MIDI controller‑keyboard game?

Can £175$229 really buy you a usable 88‑note controller keyboard?

Arturia’s popular KeyStep controller goes up a gear.

The new MPK Mini portable controller punches well above its price tag.

Arturia's KeyStep Pro puts sequencing and performance front and centre.

Need a flexible, on-the-go keyboard? Look no further...

The third generation Launchkey offers versatile control over hardware and software alike.

Arturia's budget keyboard controller offers tremendous value for money with its combination of an 88-note synth-action keyboard and a handy software bundle that includes the latest version of Analog Lab.