ARTURIA Minilab MKII USB MIDI Controller

• 25 note velocity-sensitive slim keyboard
• 2 banks of 8 high quality velocity & pressure sensitive pads with RGB backlighting
• 16 rotary encoders (2 of them are clickable)
• 2 capacitive touch sensors for pitch bend and modulation wheel
• 8 user presets
• Sustain pedal jack
• Octave up and octave down buttons for full range
• USB powered
• USB/MIDI class compliant no drivers needed.
• Mac or PC
• Kensington Security Slot

• High-quality keyboard assembly — ultra-low mechanical noise

   

• 12 velocity curves

   

• Switchable MIDI Interface

   

• Cool, black (titanium dark gray) body color

   

• 49 velocity-sensitive keys

   

• 27 assignable controls: 8 knobs, 8 sliders, 9 switches, and 2 pedal ports

   

• Rubber-coated pitch-bend/modulation lever

   

• 1 GM2 and 15 user-memory locations

   

• FPT low-latency MIDI transmission

   

• PCR Editor software

   

• USB powered or AC adaptor (Included)

   

• Switchable MIDI Interface mode

   

• MIDI in/out ports

   

• Sustain and Expression pedal ports

   

• V-LINK compatible

   

PC-300: USB MIDI Keyboard Controller Features The new Roland ED PC-300 is the world's first USB MIDI keyboard controller. This 49-key controller is designed to connect directly to your USB equipped Mac or PC providing you adapter-free connection powered through USB bus, plug and play operation, and easy installation. The PC-300 has forty-nine full-size, expressive, touch-sensitive keys for recording every musical nuance. The data slider can be assigned to any MIDI controller from volume, to reverb, to pan position. The PC-300 has an optional port for sustain and hold pedals for use with the Roland DP-6 or Roland DP-2. To help you put the future of desktop media production into your hands the Roland ED PC-300 ships with a hybrid Audio and MIDI sequencing software program called Cubasis A/V by the world's leading music software company Steinberg. The PC-300 also has a new sleek design as well as a stylish champagne gold color. If you need an affordable keyboard controller with built-in USB MIDI interface, look no further than the new Roland ED PC-300.

Introducing the new Korg nanoSERIES. These USB-powered, slim-line controllers are designed to make the most of your valuable studio space, and are small enough to take with you on any musical journey. Place one in front of your laptop, rest one on your workstation, park one on a recording console - or anywhere else you need versatile control over your DAW, virtual instrument, effect or DJ software. Small in size, all three controllers go HUGE when it comes to functionality, yet their intuitive layouts provide extremely easy operation for any user.

So c'mon; meet the nanos! The nanoKEY features a great-feeling 25-key velocity-sensitive keyboard that's ideal for song production. Each key can also be set to send MIDI control data, further expanding its power. Next up is the nanoPAD, featuring 12 highly responsive trigger pads, each capable of sending up to eight notes - or eight MIDI control messages - simultaneously, in addition to an X-Y touchpad with roll and flam functions for realistic drum programming. Last but not least, nanoKONTROL offers nine faders, nine knobs, 18 switches, plus a full transport section for expansive control; even a flexible note input mode to help you lay down your next big groove!

nanoPAD SPECIFICATIONS
Controllers
12 trigger pads with velocity and 4 velocity curves
X-Y pad
ROLL button
FLAM button
HOLD button
SCENE buttons (SCENE 1-4)
Memory
4 user scene memories
Connections
mini-USB
Power
USB bus power
Power Consumption
USB bus power: less than 100 mA
Others
Dimensions: 320(W) x 82(D) x 16.5(H) mm/ 12.60“(W) x 3.23“(D) x 00.65“(H)
Weight: 330g/ 0.73lbs.
Accessories: USB cable

Industry Standard Real-time MIDI Controller for the Musician 

With a newly designed key mechanism ― taken from Roland's 30 years of synthesizer development ― players can control a wide dynamic range at will. The re-designed white & black key assemblies have a rounded shape for better reaction to the player’s touch and more comfortable glissando, plus changes have been made to reduce mechanical noise and eliminate vertical shake on the key strokes. In conjunction with this, the newly developed pitch bend and modulation design offers you easier and more expressive control. All these features add up to a keyboard that even the most discerning player can appreciate.

The PC-80 is the easiest and most cost-effective way to put together your home studio or music lab. This 61-note keyboard offers power, flexibility, and a highly-expressive key mechanism. Unlike many compact USB keyboards, the PC-80 is designed to genuinely feel like a musical instrument. Each key is felt-lined and spring-loaded using a recently developed key mechanism that represents Rolandʼs 30 years of experience in the field. Never before has there been a USB MIDI Keyboard Controller built with the quality and technology of the PC-80. The PC-80 has built-in audio capabilities, and comes complete with a standalone GM2 software synth. This allows the PC-80 to function as a complete synth, all through one USB connection to the computer. Through this one connection, the PC-80 can draw power, send and receive MIDI, and send and receive audio.

• 61 full-size, velocity-sensitive keys
• High-quality keyboard mechanism
• Split or Layer mode
• Octave-Shift buttons
• 12 selectable velocity curves
• 3-digit, 7-segment LED and rotary encoder
• Pitch-bender/modulation lever
• Expression & Sustain pedal ports
• USB-Bus powered
• AC adaptor included
• MIDI out port
• 24-bit/96kHz audio capability
• CoreAudio, WDM, ASIO 2.0, and OS-standard driver support
• Powerful low-latency driver performance
• Zero-latency Direct Monitoring
• Audio input (L/R)
• 2W + 2W built-in stereo amplifier and speaker
• 2 x 1/4" headphone ports
• Bass Enhancer
• Subwoofer output
• Software Synthesizer button provided
• Mac OSX and Windows XP/2000 support
• Up to 18-part multi-instrument playback: 2 parts for playing PC-80 and 16 parts for SMF playback
• Up to 256-voice polyphony: 128 for playing PC-80, 128 for SMF playback
• Built-in reverb, chorus/delay, and EQ
• SMF player/metronome functions