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Keyboards & Synths

Keyboards & Synthesizers

From MIDI keyboards and synthesizers to grooveboxes, prepare the tools you need for production and live performance.

How to choose MIDI keyboards & instruments

Start with how you create. A 25-key MIDI keyboard is compact, 49 or 61 keys suit arranging and two-hand playing, while 88 keys are for players who care about piano feel. Then decide if you need knobs and pads for DAW control. For synthesizers, choose between software or hardware, analog or digital sound design. Grooveboxes and samplers are ideal for beat making and live sets. Beginners can explore brands such as Arturia, Native Instruments, and Korg, while performers should prioritize stability, workflow, and connectivity.