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From humble home studios to fully fledged production studios, MIDI keyboards can be found everywhere. Combined with a DAW and a bunch of virtual instruments, MIDI keyboards are an essential writing tool for many producers. MIDI keyboards equipped with a DIN output can even control 'real' gear equipped with a DIN port, but chances are you're looking for a MIDI keyboard that you can simply hook up to your computer.

MIDI Keyboards - A Slice of History

Ever since MIDI came into existence at the start of the eighties, synthesizers have come equipped with MIDI functionality. Keyboards soon followed suit, but actual MIDI keyboards - called master keyboards then - were rare during the first couple of years. Things didn’t change much during the nineties, until finally the computing power of the average personal computer reached a level where it could start to replace studio hardware. At that point, synthesizers started to lose their purpose in terms of sound generation, as producers had less of a need for it at the onset of the digital age. All they needed was a keyboard: either a real MIDI keyboard or the keyboard of their synth.

A MIDI Keyboard Is Not A Standard Keyboard

Even though it's a USB device that looks a lot like a keyboard, in combination with a computer, a MIDI keyboard functions kind of like a mouse. Unlike keyboards and synths however, MIDI keyboards don't produce any sound; they're 'simply' used to trigger the sounds and samples that are part your DAW software. In other words, MIDI keyboards do not feature built-in sounds and rhythms or even audio outputs: it's a device made for music software control (or another MIDI device).

A Standard Keyboard Can Be a MIDI Keyboard

MIDI is a protocol (a data format) transferred through cables, which used to be DIN cables but are mostly USB cables these days. MIDI keyboards, as well as 'normal' keyboards, synthesizers and drawbar organs equipped with a USB-MIDI port can be used as alternative method of controlling DAW software - with MIDI keyboards being one of the more cheaper solutions. Other benefits include their compact size (convenient for mobile producers), the software packs that sometimes come included, and dedicated control elements. Some MIDI keyboards, like the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S-Series models, offer extremely tight software integration, which is something many manufacturers have started to really focus on.

MIDI Keyboards Equipped With DIN-MIDI And/Or USB-MIDI Ports

Back before USB played such a prominent role, MIDI keyboards came fitted with DIN-MIDI ports. Later units came with a break-out cable to convert the DIN-MIDI signal to USB. These days, DIN-MIDI ports are usually left out by manufacturers, either to keep the price as low as possible or because there's simply no space to fit any. Various larger MIDI keyboards however may still come with a DIN-MIDI port, supporting a link-up with more old-school gear like rack synths.

The Build of a MIDI Keyboard

MIDI keyboards feature various components, the most obvious of which is the keyboard itself. Compact models will have 25 or 37 keys, while larger models will have 49 or 61 keys. MIDI keyboards equipped with 73, 76 or 88 keys usually feature piano-style keys, which is not to say they come loaded with built-in sounds, as MIDI keyboards never do. It simply means the keys feel a little heavier.

Faders

MIDI keyboards often come fitted with one or more faders/sliders, which are used to control the parameters of virtual instruments and virtual effects. Needless to say, bigger MIDI keyboards typically feature more control elements, so 49 and 61-key models usually have eight or more sliders. If these can be 'mapped' via your DAW software, you can assign different parameters to the sliders for custom control. This can also be a filter, or a number of sliders for an envelope.

Encoders

Just like faders, encoders are used for parameter control. The difference is that encoders are rotary knobs instead of sliders. Bear in mind that there are rotary encoders and endless rotary encoders: the first group has a predetermined, limited range indicated by an LED ring or a value shown on the display, while the second group has an unlimited range.

Pads

Pads are more or less push-buttons that function like a key, yet they're arranged differently and have a different 'touch'. The concept of pads comes from old AKAI MPC samplers made during the '80s and '90s - the same bits of kit plenty of producers still use to weave beats. In addition, pads have been serving a second function for several years now: Ableton Live software control.

Transport Section

Home to a grouping of controls such as 'start', 'stop', 'forward', 'backward' and track selectors, the transport section of any MIDI keyboard is not to be underestimated in terms of added value. To improve your workflow, you can do basic DAW tasks using the transport section of the MIDI keyboard, without having to switch between your keyboard and mouse in between takes.

In short, producers these days are free to pick any kind of workflow. No need to adapt to the gear - the gear adapts to you!

Frequently Asked Questions About MIDI Keyboards

Which USB/MIDI keyboard should I get?

That depends on your demands. Go for an 88-note model with semi-weighted keys if you want to trigger piano or synthesizer sounds with an ultra-realistic feel; pick a 49 or 61-note MIDI keyboard if less keys are fine for you; or grab a model with less than 49 keys if you prefer a more portable MIDI keyboard. Compact USB/MIDI keyboards are a safe pick for anyone who has a laptop and access to DAW software.

Do I need to install a driver to support a MIDI keyboard?

No, almost all MIDI keyboards are basically plug-and-play, save for a couple of high-end models that do actually require drivers.

What's the best MIDI keyboard?

The best MIDI keyboard for you depends on your needs and your budget. The more you're able to spend, the higher the build quality and number of features and options. Cheaper MIDI keyboards usually feature keys that aren't as durable or accurate as the keys of more high-end models, so always think about how much you're willing to invest for that extra bit of comfort, class or convenience.

I'm looking for a MIDI piano. What do I need?

Technically speaking, any 88-note MIDI keyboard can serve as a substitute for a real piano. A digital piano is another alternative as long as it's equipped with MIDI support, since it would also do away with the need for a computer, look better on stage as well as at home, and come with a fixed piano pedal that can't shift around.

Do I need a slim keyboard?

As said, compact MIDI keyboards are a safe pick for anyone who has a laptop and access to DAW software. For digital producers, the great thing about extra thin or slim keyboards is that they can be placed between your computer keyboard and your display monitors to finish a space-saving set-up.

Who makes MIDI keyboards?

Most big synthesizer brands also build MIDI keyboards, which is not to say there aren't various manufacturers who exclusively build MIDI keyboards. The differences between the models made by any of these brands is in the overall build quality of the components and, if included, the software.

Why buy a Komplete Kontrol S MIDI keyboard?

While the Komplete Kontrol MIDI-keyboards by Native Instruments are quite similar to MIDI keyboards made by other brands, what sets the S-Series models apart are the LEDs fitted above the keys. The LEDs correspond with the coloured keys in the Kontakt software, allowing you to see exactly where the keyswitches and other zones of a Kontakt instrument are hiding.

What's the difference between a MIDI keyboard and a MIDI controller?

In addition to a keyboard, MIDI keyboards can feature various controllers, like encoders, sliders/faders and pads. MIDI controllers, on the other hand, only feature controllers and are as such categorised based on the type of controls they're equipped with. There are slider/fader controllers, pad-controllers, encoder-controllers, as well as special Ableton-controllers that have a customised control lay-out to support a streamlined workflow in Ableton Live software.

What kind of software comes included with a MIDI keyboard?

The software that can come with MIDI keyboards can be roughly divided into two groups. The first group includes DAW software: music production software used to play, record and edit audio. If included, the DAW pack is most likely to be an upgradeable entry-level edition of the software, which is essentially a fully-fledged DAW just with a limited amount of instruments, effects or the number of usable tracks. Then again, if you're not interested in software or already have access to a DAW, none of this is important. The other kind of software that may come included with MIDI keyboards are virtual instruments, so DAW plug-ins (like virtual pianos, virtual drum kits).

Keith McMillen K-Board Orchid USB/MIDI Keyboard

Known for building durable, stage and studio worthy gear, Keith McMillen serves up the K-Board C. This pad-style USB/MIDI keyboard supports MPE and comes fitted with a USB-C port.

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Devine EZ-Creator Plus USB/MIDI Keyboard

Dive into the world of music production with Devine's attractively-priced controllers like this EZ-Creator Plus. It's a complete USB/MIDI keyboard with eight pads, four encoders and four faders. It even comes with DAW software!

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£47

Nektar Impact LX25+ USB/MIDI keyboard

The Nektar Impact LX25+ USB/MIDI keyboard is a small device with big features and mobile studio applications. It even includes Bitwig 8-Track DAW-software.

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£84

Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32 USB/MIDI Keyboard

Native Instruments' Komplete Kontrol M32 is the smallest USB/MIDI keyboard in the series. It has 32 semi-weighted keys, 8 touch-sensitive control knobs, 4 directional push encoders and two touch strips for expression.

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Devine EZ-Creator Key XL USB/MIDI Keyboard

Right now, the Key XL is the largest USB/MIDI keyboard in Devine's EZ-Creator Series. This beautifully compact, 49-note model is a joy to produce music with and comes including Bitwig 8-Track DAW software.

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Arturia Keylab 61 MK3 Black USB/MIDI Keyboard

No studio is ever complete without a MIDI keyboard, and here, the next-gen Arturia Keylab MK3 is a safe bet. This 61-key model features a brand-new colour display and comes complete with a nice little stack of software.

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Nektar Impact GX Mini USB/MIDI Keyboard

The Nektar Impact GX Mini wraps a mass of options up into one tiny and affordable USB/MIDI keyboard outfitted with durable keys, a handy joystick controller and Nektar DAW-Integration.

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Studiologic SL88 Studio 88-Note USB/MIDI Keyboard

The SL88 Studio is a comprehensive USB/MIDI keyboard by Studiologic. It's sturdy, weighs under 14 kilos, has a colour display and three joysticks. It's perfect for controlling synths and plugins!

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Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 61 White USB/MIDI Keyboard

An outstanding candidate for studio rigs, the Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 keyboard might be the most complete USB/MIDI production tool of all time.

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Arturia Keylab 88 MKII BK USB/MIDI Keyboard

If you just want to add superior-grade, 88-note MIDI/USB keyboard-based DAW control to your existing set up, then Arturia's Keylab 88 MKII ticks all the right boxes. Gain physical access to pitch and modulation wheels, 9 encoders, 9 faders and 16 RGB pads.

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Native Instruments Kontrol S61 MK3 USB/MIDI Keyboard

With the third-generation Kontrol line-up, Native Instruments present some of the best MIDI keyboards that money can buy. This 61-note model features polyphonic aftertouch, a large display and much more.

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Arturia Keylab Essential 88 USB / MIDI Keyboard

As you might've guessed, the Arturia Keylab Essential 88 USB/MIDI keyboard features 88 keys. In addition, this master keyboard offers seamless integration with many of Arturia's virtual instruments like the Analog Lab and V-Collection.

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Presonus Atom SQ Hybrid MIDI Keyboard and Pad Controller

This mash-up of a MIDI keyboard and pad controller is built for spitting beats whether for hip-hop, EDM, or even modern prog rock productions. The Atom SQ has arrived.

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Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 49 Alpine White USB/MIDI keyboard

An outstanding candidate for studio rigs, the Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 keyboard might be the most complete USB/MIDI production tool of all time.

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Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A25 USB/MIDI Keyboard

Native Instruments' Komplete Kontrol A25 is a USB/MIDI keyboard that's more affordable than models in their popular S series. Thankfully, it still has the NKS plugin integration that's important to a lot of people.

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Native Instruments Kontrol S49 MK3 USB/MIDI Keyboard

With the third-generation Kontrol line-up, Native Instruments present some of the best MIDI keyboards that money can buy. This 49-note model features polyphonic aftertouch, a large display and much more.

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Studiologic SL88 Grand 88-Note USB/MIDI Keyboard

This high-end keyboard controller from Studiologic features 88 grand piano-like keys, a beautiful colour display, a controller knob, three push buttons and three stick controllers.

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Arturia KeyStep Portable MIDI Keyboard Controller and Sequencer

Arturia's KeyStep is a MIDI keyboard, sequencer and controller in one. This versatile keyboard has 32 velocity-sensitive keys, plenty of connection possibilities and comprehensive sequencer functions.

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Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 88 White USB/MIDI Keyboard

An outstanding candidate for studio rigs, the Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 keyboard might be the most complete USB/MIDI production tool of all time.

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Studiologic SL73 Studio 73-Note USB/MIDI Keyboard

Studiologic's SL73 Studio is a more compact version of the renowned SL88 Studio. This USB/MIDI keyboard features three X/Y stick controllers, aftertouch, a colour display and, of course, a stunning keyboard by Fatar.

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Keith McMillen K-Board C Snow USB/MIDI Keyboard

Known for building durable, stage and studio worthy gear, Keith McMillen serves up the K-Board C. This pad-style USB/MIDI keyboard supports MPE and comes fitted with USB-C port.

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IK Multimedia iRig Keys 2 Mini MIDI Keyboard

This miniature IK Multimedia MIDI controller can accommodate comprehensive studio control from the comfort of your sofa. Full MIDI in and out, USB power, a refreshed and stylish new look and a sweet software bundle.

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Arturia Keylab 88 MKII MIDI/USB Keyboard (White)

If you want to add a top-quality MIDI/USB keyboard with 88 keys to your existing set up, then Arturia's Keylab 88 MKII ticks all the right boxes. It also has pitch and modulation wheels, 9 encoders, 9 faders and 16 RGB pads.

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Novation 49SL MK3 USB/MIDI keyboard

The Novation 49SL MK3 is a versatile USB/MIDI keyboard for use in the studio as well as on stage. It has features standard functions as well as an 8-track sequencer and a CV/Gate-out.

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Samson Graphite 49 USB MIDI Keyboard

The Graphite 49 is not just a 49-key MIDI keyboard, it also features 9 faders, 8 encoders, 16 buttons and 4 drum pads. It also has aftertouch and a pitch and modulation wheel.

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Samson Carbon 49 USB MIDI keyboard with iPad stand

<p>The Carbon 49 is a MIDI keyboard with an integrated iPad stand. It works in combination with your PC or Mac, but also with your iPad! The Carbon 49 is supplied with a Native Instruments Komplete package.</p>

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Arturia Keylab 49 MKII MIDI/USB keyboard, white

Operate your studio and your DAW software with the comprehensive Arturia Keylab MKII. It features encoders, faders, transport buttons, aftertouch and comes with some great software packages!

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Devine EZ-Creator Plus Producer Bundle

The Devine EZ Creator Plus Producer Bundle includes everything needed to shape beats, catchy hooks and captivating vocals for pop music production: an EZ Creator controller, a Samson C01u microphone, PRO 3000 headphones and even a DAW software pack.

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Arturia MiniLab 3 Mint USB/MIDI Keyboard

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Novation Launchkey 37 MK4 USB/MIDI Keyboard

The fourth generation of the Novation Launchkey has landed. This impressive multi-tool of a MIDI keyboard features a clear OLED display, a full bank of pads and polyphonic aftertouch, and comes with a bulging software package.

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Novation Launchkey 61 MK4 USB/MIDI Keyboard

The fourth generation of the Novation Launchkey has landed. This impressive multi-tool of a MIDI keyboard features a clear OLED display, a full bank of pads and polyphonic aftertouch, and comes with a bulging software package.

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Akai Professional MPK Mini Plus USB/MIDI Keyboard

As popular as the MPK Mini MK3 is, it's not really an option if you demand a larger keyboard. Thankfully, Akai Professional just introduced the MPK Mini Plus: a 37-note USB/MIDI keyboard with a well-organised control lay-out.

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iCON iKeyboard 6Nano 61-Note USB/MIDI Keyboard

Music production doesn't have to break the bank: simply set yourself up with the affordable icon iKeyboard 6Nano.

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£132

Novation Launchkey 49 MK4 USB/MIDI Keyboard

The fourth generation of the Novation Launchkey has landed. This impressive multi-tool of a MIDI keyboard features a clear OLED display, a full bank of pads and polyphonic aftertouch, and comes with a bulging software package.

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Novation Launchkey Mini 25 MK4 USB/MIDI Keyboard

The fourth generation of the Novation Launchkey has landed. This impressive multi-tool of a MIDI keyboard features a clear OLED display, a full bank of pads and polyphonic aftertouch, and comes with a bulging software package.

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£97

Arturia MiniLab 3 Black USB/MIDI Keyboard

So is the Mk3 as good as the original? Looking at the layout, the functions and the included software alone, the Arturia MiniLab 3 is already looking even better.

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£81

Midiplus Tiny USB/MIDI Keyboard

Mini yet mighty: the Midiplus Tiny USB/MIDI Keyboard tucks plenty of functions away in one teeny-tiny, backpack-friendly package.

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£57

Midiplus i61

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£116

Novation Launchkey Mini 37 MK4 USB/MIDI Keyboard

The fourth generation of the Novation Launchkey has landed. This impressive multi-tool of a MIDI keyboard features a clear OLED display, a full bank of pads and polyphonic aftertouch, and comes with a bulging software package.

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£136

Arturia MiniLab 3 White USB/MIDI Keyboard

So is the Mk3 as good as the original? Looking at the layout, the functions and the included software alone, the Arturia MiniLab 3 is already looking even better.

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£79

Akai Professional MPK Mini Play MK3 USB/MIDI Keyboard

Doing things differently, the Akai Professional MPK Mini Play MK3 USB/MIDI keyboard doesn't just serve as an extensive little production-focussed controller, but features a sound-loaded chip so you don't even need your laptop.

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£95

Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 Black USB/MIDI Keyboard

The Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 is a massive leap in the right direction. This little MIDI keyboard fits snugly in a backpack and comes including a fistful of software so you can start producing straight away.

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£75

Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 White USB/MIDI Keyboard

The Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 is a massive leap in the right direction. This little MIDI keyboard fits snugly in a backpack and comes including a fistful of software so you can start producing straight away.

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£71

Arturia Keylab 61 MK3 White USB/MIDI Keyboard

Built for next-gen musicians and producers, the Arturia Keylab MK3 comes with all the tactile hands-on tools you could ever want plus a rare full-colour graphic display screen and a nice software pack on the side.

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£449

Native Instruments Kontrol S88 MK3 USB/MIDI Keyboard

With the third-generation Kontrol line-up, Native Instruments present some of the best MIDI keyboards that money can buy. This 88-note model features polyphonic aftertouch, a large display and much more.

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£939

Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 USB/MIDI Keyboard

The Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 is a massive leap in the right direction. This little MIDI keyboard fits snugly in a backpack and comes including a fistful of software so you can start producing straight away.

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£70

Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 Special Edition Grey MIDI Keyboard

The Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 presents a massive leap in the right direction. This little MIDI keyboard fits snugly in a backpack and comes including a fistful of software so you can start producing straight away.

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£77

Nektar SE49 49-Note USB/MIDI Keyboard

The Nektar SE49 is a full-grown USB/MIDI controller that comes not as feature-packed as other Nektar keyboards but does offer a razor-sharp price as well as a free DAW license.

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