Controllers

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

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.

Is Roland's A‑88 MkII controller keyboard the perfect all-rounder?

Novation's latest LaunchKey Mini offers more features in a smaller package.

We see how the baby of the NI controller range measures up to its siblings.

KMI's K‑Board Pro 4 offers one of the most cost-effective ways into the enticing world of MIDI Polyphonic Expression.

Nektar's Panorama T4 takes their already impressive DAW integration to a higher level.

The S88 MkII offers a high-quality weighted keyboard and even tighter computer integration.

These new controller instruments make NI's tight hardware/software integration more portable and affordable than ever before.

Arturia take their KeyLab controller keyboard range to the next level.

Could Novation’s new keyboard be the ultimate command centre for your synth studio?

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

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?

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

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.

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