Controllers

IK’s iRig Stomp I/O bridges the gap between hardware and software, both on stage and in the studio.

The updated FaderPort aims to give you comprehensive DAW control with a single fader.

If you like your control surfaces to be versatile as well as tactile, the Sensel Morph might be for you.

Is the Kordbot a chord generator? An arpeggiator? A MIDI controller? It’s all three...

The iRig Keys I/O offers a one-cable keyboard controller solution for computer- and iPad-based musicians.

Welcome to the world’s smallest serious DAW control surface!

The KeyLab Essential condenses Arturia’s core controller capabilities into one cut-down package.

Are the Maschine 3 and Komplete Kontrol 2 enough to keep NI at the top of the integrated controller/software game?

Expressive E’s Touché is a hardware controller like no other.

M-Audio’s Hammer 88 is a fully weighted 88-note keyboard with a very attractive price tag.

ROLI have taken their forward-thinking multitouch technology and applied it to an imaginative modular control system.

Could the MPCX make you rethink your whole approach to studio and live music production?

The Faderport 8 offers tight Studio One integration at a very attractive price.

Are Korg’s Bluetooth Nanos the ultimate mobile MIDI controllers?

Eowave’s Ribbon 2 combines a 12-bit synth and a ribbon controller in 24-inches of plexiglass.

Have Nektar managed to bring something unique to the crowded MIDI controller keyboard marketplace?

This fully-functional polyphonic MIDI controller offers an elegant and well-equipped case for your Eurorack modules.

Arturia’s cut-price creation combines step sequencing with keyboard control.

M-Audio’s CTRL49 takes the Akai Advance control keyboard concept and adds DAW control.

Some people are happy to drive their DAWs and video editors entirely from a keyboard and mouse. For others, the Contour Designs Shuttle Pro v2 might appeal.

Can NI’s new performance controller preserve Maschine’s status as king of the beat stations?