LPK25 - USB MIDI Keyboard Controller with 25 Responsive Synth Keys for Mac and PC, Arpeggiator and Music Production Software,black

I don't impress easily, but when I do, I use Amazon reviews. :) I bought this keyboard as a way to save space and maximize my ability to use FL Studio for music production. What I got was something even more amazing. Usually companies will bundle hardware with some gimmicky software just to make it easy to market, but they don't expect people to use the software. Akai did things differently, and instead they provided awesome quality software I think I'll be using for a while as I get into music production. Some of the stuff included are: 1. Melodic 30-day trial to learn how to pay the keyboard. (I think 30 days is all I'll need to get going, but who knows, I might subscribe at the end.) 2. Hype (Synth) - I've played around with some of the synths that come with FL Studio, but Hype is really easy to use, comes with all kinds of knobs, LFO, loads of presets that you can tweak, and so much more. I'll be using it for a while and if there comes a need for Serum, I'll get that later on. Hype really is badazz. 3. Lots of downloadable sound kits. (Haven't looked into them yet.) 4. BFD Player (Drum kit) - I'm still downloading the hefty library for it, but it looks like it'll be cool. It says it's for real drum sounds, so I imagine a drumline studio type of deal. There's dozens of other software I haven't mentioned, and most of it is free to download. If I'm looking for new tools, I'll use their "InMusic Software Center" to find some cool stuff. Well worth the tiny price tag, and don't let the nay sayers fool you. Yes, the USB socket feels loose, but it's not falling apart, nor is it disconnecting. The cable itself looks normal or even premium, but the socket seems to have some give. (The plug is just a tad smaller than the socket is all.) I was worried about the socket when I read that, but wow am I glad I bought this thing. It's exactly what I wanted. Oh, and about the keys being smaller, if you curve your fingers and put them on the keys, they'll fit easily. I'm new to playing, so I might not notice what the pros do, but my giant manly hands do just fine on them. I'm 235lb and under 6', so yes my hands are a bit fat as well. If you're a dainty girl or someone my size, then you should do just fine.

I got this midi keyboard to use with my DAW. So far it has been working out just fine! Seems this keyboard has a lot of potential. I’m only using it to program drum tracks on my recordings, but I’ve used it for some piano work too. It comes with some recording software to make beats that is kinda fun to mess around with. I’d recommend it for anyone looking for a budget midi controller to start out on. The keys are responsive, they feel almost weighted. Not cheap feeling by any means. Seems to be well built as well! Connectivity is easy, due to the USB cord. Easy setup! I’d get another AKAI product in the future.

Cute, little, inexpensive. Has a definite lag between you pushing keys and things happening on the computer. I mean, a MEASURABLE lag, which will drive you nuts if you expect nownownownow responsiveness. Therefore, this would be best if you're NOT doing realtime performance. It's probably best suited to stepwise entry of music in your favorite DAW or MuseScore.

I bought my Akai LPK25 used and was very happy with the condition my keyboard arrived in! The USB wasn't original and was replaced with an Amazon Basics cable, but the board itself looks and feels brand new! I've recently gotten into learning music production and needed a budget-friendly keyboard without a lot of extra bells n' whistles to simplify learning my DAW/how to play keys. This Akai is perfect on both fronts. The board is compact enough that it doesn't take up much space on my work desk, the installed features are both easy to use and versatile, and the price is VERY hard to top. If you're in a similar position as me, or just looking for a reliable portable keyboard, this is a superb option!

Nice, high quality unit which integrates well with my music production software and other devices.

Worth the money. Very happy with my purchase

Recently rebuilding my studio and needed a budget friendly controller to hook up with my DAWS. I will say that the device is a great size for traveling and producing on the go, but for an in-home studio, I found it to be a bit to small. I have fairly large fingers, so I should've anticipated on this controller being too small to comfortably play, but I couldn't beat the price. Also, the keys did feel a bit muddy. Some might prefer the feeling, but I wasn't sold on it. Though it did seamlessly hook up with GarageBand, I can't say the same for other DAWS as I didn't try them with this device, but the feeling and size or lack of was enough to return something more responsive and bigger. All in all, its a great price for somebody that needs a portable controller with no hassle.

I got this to put together an instrument out of an old guitar amp, a docked steam deck, and Bitwig. It works pretty much plug and play, and the extra keys e.g. octave keys and such work.

El teclado es de buena calidad llegó bien en paquetedo la caja venía sellada es plástico duro las teclas son suaves con el tiempo actualizaré mi opinión

Such good value for such a good product from a well established, long running company. As someone who’s starting to go deeper into music production, this is a great little portable keyboard for starting out. Super easy to setup and use, simply plug in and play. Highly recommend!

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ミニキーボードだけど、キーボードにいろんな機能が割り当てられていて、アプリを使えばカスタマイズもできます。 コンパクトなので、パソコンデスクの上で使うのにも邪魔にならず、とてもいいと思います。 各種DAWでも普通に入力用のデバイスとしては言うことないと思います。

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