Following the events of NAMM, the marvellous Mr Sanjay C who many will be familiar with his content came by the studio to share his top 3 MIDI controller keyboards for home use.
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The Akai MPK Mini is a compact and portable MIDI controller designed for music production and live performance. It is one of the most popular MIDI controllers in the market and has been widely used by musicians and producers of all levels, from beginners to professionals.
Its compact and portable design, along with its comprehensive software bundle, make it a great choice for musicians and producers of all levels. With its responsive keys, backlit MPC-style pads, and comprehensive set of controls, the Akai MPK Mini is a great tool for creating dynamic and expressive performances. If you are looking for a powerful and affordable MIDI controller, then the Akai MPK Mini is definitely worth considering.
The MiniLab3 is the third iteration of the Arturia MiniLab series, and it is packed with new features that make it a must-have for producers who want a powerful MIDI controller that is both portable and affordable.
The Arturia MiniLab3 comes with a wide range of software that is designed to work seamlessly with the controller. The software includes Analog Lab Lite, which features over 5000 presets from Arturia’s award-winning V Collection. This software allows you to browse and play sounds from classic synthesizers like the Minimoog, the Prophet-5, and the CS-80. The MiniLab3 also comes with Ableton Live Lite, which is a powerful music production software that is perfect for beginners and professionals alike.
The Roli Seaboard Block is a compact, portable MIDI controller that offers a unique approach to playing and controlling music. It features a pressure-sensitive, continuous playing surface that responds to a player’s touch in a variety of ways, allowing for a new level of expression and creativity. The Seaboard Block has 24 keywaves, which are similar to piano keys but can be played with a range of gestures, such as slides, glides, and bends. It also includes a range of other controls, including a touch strip for pitch bends, a touch fader for volume control, and a mode button for changing settings on the fly.