MIDI Keyboard Controllers news

M-Audio introduces at NAMM 2015 a new series of MIDI controller keyboards, called Code and comprising three 25, 49 and 61-key models.

Nektar Technologies will introduce tomorrow at NAMM its very first 88-key controller keyboard, the Impact LX88.

Following the two-tier form of a 5 octave organ, the GSi DMC-122 can function as a complete MIDI control surface.

Reloop has released an update for its Keypad and Keyfadr controllers in order to add a new MIDI editor and support for more DAWs.

K-Board, Keith McMillen’s new USB MIDI keyboard controller, is a more compact version of the QuNexus for Mac, PC and iOS.

Californian manufacturer Nektar adds to its MIDI keyboard range with DAW integration the new Impact iX 49 and 61 models.

Nektar released an update for the integration of the new Reason 8 DAW to the Panorama MIDI controllers.

Keith McMillen celebrates the first anniversary of its QuNexus controller and wants to offer you some gifts for this special occasion.

Waldorf partnered with CME to offer a lucky winner a hardware/software bundle.

Nektar shared its booth at Musikmesse 2014 with Bitwig, the moment was perfect to announce the integration of the DAW with the Panorama.

Just like the Keystations, the M-Audio Oxygen MIDI keyboard controllers receive this year an important update.

M-Audio will introduce tomorrow at Musikmesse the updated 2014 edition of its Keystation MIDI keyboard controllers.

Californian Nektar adds to its Impact Series two new 25 and 61-key MIDI keyboard controllers, both will be introduced tomorrow at Musikmesse 2014.

CME offers in-depth control capacities of the Xkey MIDI keyboard users with a free software for Mac, PC and iPad.

Akai adds to its MPK keyboard controller range three new models that were introduced at NAMM 2014.

Alesis introduced at NAMM 2014 two new series of MIDI keyboards equipped with pads, the VI Series and the more affordable V Series.