Keyboards

The CT-S1-76 delivers a 76-key version of the popular CT-S1, and uses Casio's AiX Sound Source technology to deliver faithful reproductions of a range of different instruments. 

The Delia from Melbourne Instruments takes many of the key features of their Nina synth module and places them in a keyboard.

Groove Synthesis revealed a major update for the 3rd Wave at this year's Superbooth show, kitting out their powerful instrument with 35 seconds of sampling.

Arturia have just launched the PolyBrute 12 which doubles the voice count of the original PolyBrute and boasts a new FullTouch keyboard that opens up a whole host of expressive performance possibilities.

Oberheim have debuted the TEO-5 at Superbooth 24 in Berlin, a 5-voice polyphonic synth which is a modern twist on the classic Oberheim sound.

UDO Audio gave us a demonstration of their new Super 8 polysynth at Superbooth 2024.

Bearing the initials of company founder Thomas Elroy Oberheim, this compact synthesizer has been designed to offer a perfect blend of classic analogue warmth and modern versatility.

Arturia's new standalone keyboard packs in 35 sound engines, bringing the power and sound of their virtual instruments to the stage. 

The GO:KEYS instruments take a simple approach to production, but still boast some more advanced features that allow for more involved work as users develop their skills.

The new MPC Key 37 packs much of the functionality of its larger sibling into a more compact footprint.

The latest Nord stage piano promises to deliver the responsive feel of an acoustic grand thanks to the use of Kawai’s premium triple-sensor Hammer Action keybed.