While semi-weighted keys are lighter, they tend to be more sensitive to touch sensitivity/velocity sensitivity. So weighted MIDI keys are a great choice if you want a MIDI keyboard that feels somewhat like a real piano. As the name might suggest, weighted MIDI keyboards are heavier and more expensive than others. Weighted MIDI keys imitate the performance of real piano keys. Weighted, semi-weighted, or synth-action keys? These keyboards allow you to compose chord progressions and learn to play the keyboard too.Ĥ. With that said, the key size doesn’t affect the keyboard’s functionality.īut full-size keys start to make an appearance on 49-key MIDI keyboards and higher. MIDI keyboards come in some common sizes, though there are a few exceptions like the Komplete Kontrol M32 & S61.:ĭespite their space-saving character, mini keys can be pretty fiddly. These 88-key MIDI keyboards tend to be more robust and grant you more creative freedom but they aren’t made for small rooms. Good luck fitting those in your backpack! Then there are keyboards the size of concert pianos. You’ll find MIDI keyboards that only have 25 keys (2 octaves keyboards) which are perfect for transportability. When you’re deciding how many keys you’ll need on your MIDI keyboard you’ll need to think about how you’re going to use the keyboard.
Though the image is a little distorting, the size difference between the A25 & the M32 shouldn’t be understated. In contrast, the A25 (2-octave) & M32 (2 1/2-octaves) are pretty stripped back in size and feature set.
It features a 5-octave key bed in addition to loads of digital features. The Komplete Kontrol S61 sits at the top of the image.
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