Arturia KeyStep USB Keyboard with Polyphonic Step Sequencer from Arturia is on synthforsale in our MIDI Keyboards department. Read More product details below.
The Arturia KeyStep USB Keyboard is a portable 32-note keyboard featuring a step sequencer and USB-MIDI connection. Featuring slim keys this portable yet powerful keyboard is ideal for use as a MIDI controller as well as a stand-alone unit. The keyboard features a range of functions including Octave Shift buttons Chord Play Mode CV/GATEs Transport Button and Sustain Pedal input for optimal control of your sound and parameters.
Arturia are respected makers in the world of musical instruments, specialising in keyboards, synths or electronic gear. They bring their own identity through design and sound, offering instruments that stand out for reliability and creativity. Musicians value Arturia for producing gear that delivers professional results. With a focus on quality and innovation, Arturia continues to play a trusted role in the music industry.
Browse keyboard-style MIDI controllers for playing software instruments, hardware synthesisers and other MIDI equipment. Most controllers do not produce sound by themselves, but provide keys plus controls such as pads, knobs, faders and transport buttons. Compare key count, key size and action, aftertouch, expression controls, software integration, and USB, MIDI or CV connections for your studio or live setup.
Products that send, receive or process Musical Instrument Digital Interface data. MIDI carries performance and control information rather than audio, allowing keyboards, synthesisers, sequencers, computers and other equipment to play and synchronise with one another.
Instruments capable of playing multiple notes or voices at the same time. Polyphony supports chords, layered pads and overlapping notes, although the available voice count and how voices are allocated vary between instruments.
Products with dedicated note, rhythm, MIDI or control-voltage sequencing capabilities. A sequencer records or generates musical events and sends them to internal sounds or connected instruments, often providing step programming, pattern chaining and performance controls.
