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MIDI keyboards
Controllers for music production and DAW control
MIDI keyboards are keyboard controllers with no sound of their own that control music software and virtual instruments on a computer, tablet or phone via USB-MIDI. They are the main tool of a home studio: pads, knobs and faders for beats and DAW control, from compact 25 mini keys to full-size 88 keys. At SoundsGood — Akai, Arturia, Novation, M-Audio, Korg, Native Instruments. Genuine devices with an official warranty. Delivery across Ukraine; pickup in Kyiv. Note: you need a computer with software to make sound.
Software control
DAW and virtual instruments
DAW and virtual instruments
Pads, knobs, faders
Beats and plugin control
Beats and plugin control
25–88 keys
From mini to weighted
From mini to weighted
USB-powered
Plug in and play
Plug in and play
🎹 Popular MIDI keyboard models
Akai
Akai MPK Mini MK3
A compact 25 mini-key controller with 8 pads, knobs and a joystick — a best-seller for beatmaking and production.
Native Instruments
Komplete Kontrol M32
A compact 32 mini-key controller with deep NKS integration and displays — convenient plugin control.
Novation
Novation Launchkey 49 MK3
A full-size 49-key controller with pads and deep DAW integration (Ableton and others) — for production.
Arturia
Arturia KeyLab Essential 61
A versatile 61-key controller with pads, knobs, faders and an instrument bundle — for two-hand playing and control.
M-Audio
M-Audio Keystation 88 MK3
A full-size 88 semi-weighted key controller — the full piano range for pianists and composers at an affordable price.
Korg
Korg microKEY2-37
A compact 37 mini-key controller with a natural response — a light, mobile solution for production on the go.
Weighted 88-key controllers and S-series models with screens (Native Instruments, Arturia) are available to order. Can't find a model in stock? Leave a "Notify when available" request or call us — we'll suggest an alternative.
💻 What a MIDI keyboard is
🔇 No sound of its own
The controller makes no sound itself — it sends MIDI commands to a program on a computer, tablet or phone, which produces the sound.
🎛️ DAW and plugin control
Keys, pads, knobs and faders control virtual instruments, the mixer and effects in your DAW — comfortably and without a mouse.
🥁 Beats and samples
Pressure-sensitive pads — for finger drumming, beats and triggering samples. The basis of modern beatmaking and hip-hop production.
🔌 Simple connection
Power and data over USB — plug into the computer and work. Many models come with a free software bundle.
📏 Sizes and key types
| Size | Keys | For what | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 keys | Mini | Beatmaking, travel, a compact setup | Akai MPK Mini MK3 |
| 32–37 keys | Mini | Compact playing + control | NI Komplete Kontrol M32, Korg microKEY2-37 |
| 49 keys | Full-size | Chords, production, balance | Novation Launchkey 49 |
| 61 keys | Full-size | Two-hand playing | Arturia KeyLab Essential 61 |
| 88 keys | Semi-weighted / weighted | Pianists, a piano touch | M-Audio Keystation 88 |
Mini keys are compact and mobile; full-size keys are more comfortable to play; weighted 88 give a piano feel. Choose for your workflow.
🎻 Who a MIDI keyboard is for
🎧 A producer and beatmaker
Pads for beats and knobs for controlling plugins right from the controller. The heart of a home studio for working in a DAW.
🎼 A composer and arranger
Play virtual-instrument parts live and record them into the program. 49–88 keys — for full arrangements.
🎹 A pianist for software
88 weighted keys as a controller for VST grands and sample libraries — a piano touch with no sound engine of its own.
🎒 A mobile musician
Compact 25–37 mini keys with USB power — they fit in a backpack and work with a laptop or tablet anywhere.
🎯 How to choose a MIDI keyboard
📏 Size and keys
Mobility and beats → 25–37 mini. Two-hand playing → 49–61. A piano touch and the full range → 88 weighted. This is the main choice.
🥁 Pads, knobs, faders
Lots of beats and samples → quality pads matter. Mixing and plugin control → knobs and faders. Check their number and quality.
🔗 DAW integration
Check support for your program (Ableton, FL Studio, Logic, etc.) — deep integration saves time and lets you control without a mouse.
🎁 Bundled software
Many models come with a free DAW and a set of instruments — you can start right away. Check exactly what's included.
🔌 Connection and power
USB power is handy for a laptop; for a tablet/phone check compatibility. Some models have a separate MIDI output and a pedal input.
🛡️ Genuine and warranty
Choose genuine devices with an official warranty. We'll help you pick a model for your software, tasks and budget.
⭐ Brands and related categories
Akai
Akai
MPK Mini and the MPK series — reference controllers with pads for beatmaking.
Arturia
Arturia
KeyLab and MiniLab — versatile controllers with a powerful instrument bundle.
Novation
Related
Novation
Launchkey — deep integration with Ableton Live and other DAWs.
Synthesizers
If you need an instrument with its own sound that plays without a computer.
Learn more → RelatedDigital pianos
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Learn more → AllKeyboard instruments
The full catalogue — synthesizers, pianos, organs, MIDI keyboards.
Learn more →🏆 Delivery, warranty and instalments
Official warranty
Genuine devices with a manufacturer's warranty
Global brands
Akai, Arturia, Novation, M-Audio, Korg, Native Instruments
Help choosing
We'll suggest a model for your software, tasks and budget
Prozorro tenders
Supplies for schools, studios and cultural institutions
Delivery across Ukraine
Nova Poshta; free from ₴4,000
Instalment payments
PrivatBank, monobank — up to 12 payments
❓ Frequently asked questions
What is a MIDI keyboard?
A keyboard controller with no sound of its own that controls music software and virtual instruments on a computer, tablet or phone via USB-MIDI. The main tool of a home studio.
Does a MIDI keyboard make sound on its own?
No — you need a computer/tablet with a program (DAW) and virtual instruments, or a separate sound module. Need sound without a computer → a synthesizer or digital piano.
How does it differ from a synthesizer?
A synthesizer has its own sound and plays by itself. A MIDI keyboard only controls software, but it's cheaper, more compact and has pads, knobs and faders for DAW work.
Which size should I choose?
25–37 mini — for beats and mobility; 49 — a balance; 61 — two-hand playing; 88 weighted — for pianists and a piano touch. It depends on your workflow.
What are pads, knobs and faders?
Pads — for beats, drums and samples. Knobs and faders — for controlling plugin and mixer parameters in a DAW (volume, filters, effects) without a mouse.
Do I need separate software?
Yes — a DAW and virtual instruments create the sound. Many controllers come with a free software bundle, so you can start right away. Check the bundle.
Are there weighted keys?
Most controllers are light synth-action. There are semi-weighted and 88-key weighted models for pianists. A piano touch matters → a weighted 88-key controller.
Which brands and where to buy?
Akai, Arturia, Novation, M-Audio, Korg, Native Instruments; weighted 88 and S-series — to order. Delivery across Ukraine; pickup in Kyiv. Phone +380 (73) 060 01 01.
📞 Order a MIDI keyboard
📍 Address
Olzhycha St, 15, Kyiv, 04116
Metro: Dorohozhychi
🕐 Hours
Mon–Fri: 11:00–18:00
Sat–Sun: closed