For smaller setups, production on the go, basslines, and tweaking MIDI notes after playing, your setup might benefit from a smaller MIDI controller like the M32. These MIDI keyboards feature aftertouch for extra expression and variation in your playing, as well as features like the Light Guide. If you’re looking for a MIDI keyboard or MIDI controller to give you more control over sample libraries and the space to play with both hands then the S-Series will work for you straight out of the box. Combine that with sleek, solid design, professional production features, and high-resolution displays, and you’re onto a winner. Bottom line? They’re good to go straight out of the box, seamlessly working with Native software and your favorite DAW. Our MIDI keyboards all come with integrated software, hands-on macro control, and DAW integration. MIDI keyboards like the M32 are powered via USB, which is great if you’re on the go, or working with a smaller setup and other MIDI controllers.

For performers who need hands-on control over instruments and effects, encoders are perfect for dialing in sounds. Playing style and feel can vary between different MIDI keyboards. MIDI controllers and MIDI keyboards have loads of different features and designs, and knowing what you need in a MIDI keyboard will help determine which is the best one for you.

What's the best MIDI keyboard for you? That depends on your preferences as a musician or producer.

48 key midi keyboard