I think this is a great bonus to have for your keyboard. Pads: Some controllers have pads that you can use to trigger samples and to make beats with. I’ve noticed throughout the years that some controllers bug out and don’t map as easily as others. I also used them on tour for the last 6 years night after night.įunctionality: Some keyboards function better than others, especially with certain DAWs. While there are a ton of different things to look for, I have broken down the criteria in which I find to be the most important below.Įxperience: I’ve played on pretty much every single MIDI controller available. Note: Keep in mind, a MIDI keyboard’s main purpose is to send MIDI messages from your controller to your DAW. If you’re looking for the cheapest options, I do have an article on the best MIDI keyboards under $100 as well. It comes down to what you do with your tools, rather than what you have. The amount of number one hit songs that have been written with cheap MIDI controllers is staggering. If you’re trying to keep your budget down, focusing on something that is simple to use and efficient is exactly what I recommend. I think that having a functional MIDI keyboard that doesn’t have a ton of additional features is more than okay, and probably better to for a beginner. The best MIDI keyboards for under $200 are often minimalistic and easy to use.
With this being said, there is a lot of false information as to what you truly need when starting out.
When it comes to producing music, a MIDI keyboard is one of the most important things that you can purchase.
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