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Nektar introduced the Impact GX Mini with 25 mini keys, the small USB MIDI keyboard controller fits in any backpack. You don’t have to do without clever features such as an X / Y joystick and extensive DAW control. Mini keyboard MIDI controllers for on-the-go often do not offer particularly extensive equipment. With the Impact GX Mini, Nektar now presents …

Kurzweil presents the new KM88, a pure 4-zone keyboard MIDI controller with an 88-key hammer-action keyboard control. The Kurzweil KM88 will be the best midi keyboard control with an offering of a combination of physical and virtual controllers. It can be configured using editor software to adapt it to your own production style. With the KM88, Kurzweil pays particular attention …

M-Audio treats its 88-key keyboard MIDI controller to a major update and introduces the Hammer 88 Pro. In addition to a hammer mechanism, which should provide an authentic feel, the newcomer has many new functions and controls for use in the studio and on stage compared to its predecessor. This amounts to an extension of the Oxygen Pro series by …

AKAI Professional releases MPK Mini MKIII, the third generation of the popular MPK MIDI keyboard controller with modernized features. The first version of the Akai MPK Mini was already a compact, easy-to-use and versatile keyboard controller, which now wants to find more fans in the third generation. Thanks to the driverless plug-and-play connection, the Akai Professional MPK Mini MKIII can be …

Roland has already introduced the A-88MKII before NAMM 2020, a new 88-Key Hammer-Action MIDI keyboard controller for studio and stage with MIDI 2.0 support. The Roland A-88MKII keyboard MIDI controller is equipped with a weighted hammer mechanism, USB-C connectivity, RGB-illuminated controls and much more. The peculiarity lies in the preparation for the MIDI 2.0 standard, so this new Roland keyboard …

Do you like the Grid Instrument from Novation? Then there is good news to report because at NAMM 2020 the manufacturer is showing us the Launchpad Pro MK3. And that is not only fun for Ableton Live, but also goes well with external hardware. You can even control them standalone, i.e. completely without a computer, with the MIDI controller. You …