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M-VAVE 25 Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller With 16 Backlit Drum Pads, Bluetooth Semi Weighted Professional dynamic keybed 8 Knobs and Music Production,Software Included (16 Drum Black)

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Color: 16 Drum Black


Features

  • Powerful keyboard Songwriters and Beat Maker Essential - USB powered MIDI controller with 25 mini MIDI keyboard velocity-sensitive keys for studio production, virtual synthesizer control and beat production.
  • Wireless keyboardIt's very compact and portable, and you can connect it wirelessly to your device with Bluetooth, built-in 2,000 mAh battery can work for about 16 hours, you can easily slip this ultra-portable MIDI keyboard into almost any bag and take it with you to the studio, cafe or hotel to compose music.
  • Music Production 25 velocity-sensitive keys, 16 RGB backlit velocity-sensitive drum pads, 8 assignable rotary enconders, 2 Capactive touch stripes pitch bend to all your music studio plugins for mixing, tweaking synth controls and more.
  • Smart keyboardCompatible with Windows, Mac OS, Android and iOS,The K5 compatible with all digital audio worksstation, Ableton live,Fl Studio,Cubase,Logic Pro X,Bitwig,Reason,Studio One,GarageBand(iOS) etc.,
  • Scale featureIntegrate the smart chord and smart sound function, users can choose quickly through the keys. very suitable for setting this function during performance and practice.30 days money back and one year warranty.

Brand: M-VAVE


Number of Keys: 25


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB


Special Feature: Backlit, Beat Maker, Studio Recording


Size: Compact


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: 12.6 x 7 x 1.8 inches


Item model number: K5


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: July 10, 2022


Color Name: 16 Drum Black


Compatible Devices: Android, Mac OS, Windows, iOS


Connector Type: 1/4-Inch Stereo, Bluetooth


Hardware Interface: USB


Supported Software: Ableton live,Fl Studio,Cubase,Logic Pro X,Bitwig,Reason,Studio One,GarageBand(iOS)


Musical Style: Electronic


Instrument Key: Any


Number of Keyboard Keys: 25


Size: Compact


Battery type: Lithium Polymer


Hardware Platform: PC/Mac


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  • M-VAVE SMK-25
Color: Black
I bought this because I wanted a battery powered wireless controller with bluetooth midi. Basically, something I can stuff in my backpack along with a few other battery powered synths/grooveboxes and have a nice small keyboard on the go. This was one of the few options I found and it is by far the smallest (unless you get into devices that don't have actual keybeds). Shockingly, it's also one of the lowest cost. It is pretty powerful right off the bat, connecting immediately to my other bluetooth midi devices (CME adapters) with no effort. It worked immediately. I got a bit frustrated at first because the manual is terrible and there was no obvious way to switch MIDI channels -- I was stuck on channel 1. Well, I did some research online and found that there is a companion software "MidiSuite." The M-VAVE website doesn't support SSL (in the year 2024) so it looks sketchy as hell, but it's fine. And it's powerful. You can reconfigure every single aspect of the entire device. Every pad, knob, and button can be reconfigured in any way you want, on any midi channel you want. You can then store these configurations in 8 presets on the device, or any number more on your computer. So there you can see there's a potential issue. You could use 8 presets and set up 8 different MIDI channels if you just assign them all to the same channel. But then the other 8 you can't do anything with (if you need to). Well, if this was a more expensive controller, I'd be more upset, but it's cheap. So it's fine. So basically, if you think the configuration options are lacking, download the companion software, it will unlock a lot more. This is at its heard a bluetooth midi controller and it connects, as I stated earlier, effortlessly to other class compliant bluetooth midi devices. But you may want to use this controller in other ways. You can connect the USB to the computer (it has a USB 1.0/2.0 USB-B connector type -- the old "printer" connectors -- instead of a more modern USB-C, but whatever). When connected to the computer, it will act as any other MIDI device and can be easily routed into your DAW. It also has a way to use the footswitch jack as MIDI out. I don't completely understand how that works because, again, the manual is terrible. But I'm guessing it's similar to the 3.5mm MIDI standard, just coming out of a 1/4" jack size. So that would mean you'd need a 1/4" to 3.5mm (1/8") adapter, which are easy to come by. Again, I'm just guessing, I haven't tried it yet. Also, in this mode you lose the footswitch, but it does allow MIDI out without having to use wireless or USB. Hardware wise, the keybed is alright. Not the best, not the worst. Just fine for the price. Velocity sensitive (and you can configure curves and upper/lower limits in the software). The pads feel great and have velocity and aftertouch. The touchpad pitch and mod "wheels" feel terrific. They are perfectly sensitive and accurate. They feel just as good as my Arturia and ASM keyboard touchpads. The knobs are endless encoders, so there is no "jump" when you switch patches. They have a nice resistance so feel very precise when turning them. They send single CC steps unlike some other controllers that step in 2 (ahem Korg ahem). The transport buttons by default support MCP (as well as the second layer of pads), which was a bit of a surprise feature. I don't really use MCP anywhere, but I know others that do. You can control many DAW transport functions by mapping those. I remapped them all to MIDI notes or CCs in pushbutton/toggle mode. The display is just a 3 digit 7-segment display, like you see in a lot of Roland gear these days. Very little information is presented, but it does tell you at a glance which preset you are on, the current CC value, etc. Again, this thing is cheap so I can't complain. All in all, this thing is a beast for the price and rivals much more expensive options in some ways. But, don't expect it to do *everything* a more expensive controller would do, it is a low cost option and probably will never have a software or firmware update ever and the company might disappear in a couple years (or not, M-VAVE has lasted longer than a lot of others so far). All in all, glad I bought it. One last thing, the Amazon listing is wrong, the company name is M-VAVE, not M-WAVE. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024 by Timothy

  • Absolute BEST small keyboard!
Color: Black
For many years I’ve been on the fence about purchasing a small portable keyboard. I play in an 80’s cover band, and my primary rig involves Reason running on a Mac Studio, using a Nektar Impact LX61+ as my primary controller. Before a gig, and sometimes during a break from the stage, I need a simple way to rehearse chords and solos. Having another full setup isn’t convenient. I needed a Bluetooth solution so I could just use my phone or iPad and simply rehearse. The M-Vave is the perfect solution. I can easily connect wirelessly and not worry about cables or adaptors or anything else. It simply WORKS. I got the completely black model and I LOVE IT. Just be sure to get the CubeSuite iOS app, which allows for much easier editing and programming. It has been such a treat connected to my iPhone that I’m THIS close to incorporating it into my live stage performances. The latency is extremely minimal and definitely not a hinderance. There’s just a small detail I have to work out with shifting forward and backward through tracks - need to reassign two of the pads to possibly send MIDI machine control (MMC) instead of a CC value, and I haven’t figured this out yet. If you are on the fence like I was, don’t wait any longer. Just BUY THIS ONE! The pitch and mod ribbon strips are a bit frustrating to deal with but still fully workable. With 25 velocity sensitive mini keys, 8 velocity sensitive pads, 8 infinite rotary encoders (not “knobs” with a finite start and stop position)… I mean come on! For such a low price?! This is a no brainer. BUY IT! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by Ed B.

  • Unleashing New Vibes in the Music Game
Color: White
A tool that's turning heads in the music production scene. If you're a rookie producer stepping into the Logic Pro arena on your iPad, listen up 'cause this pink powerhouse might just be the key to unlocking your musical potential. Design and Aesthetics: Let's talk vibes, fam. This M-WAVE joint ain't your typical black and white clunker. Nah, it's dipped in vibrant pink, standing out in a sea of monotony. It's not just a keyboard; it's a statement. Compact, lightweight, and packing personality, this piece is a visual anthem for your music workspace. Build Quality: Hold up, though! Don't be fooled by the lightweight exterior – this thing's built like a Brooklyn brownstone. Sturdy, durable, with keys that got that bounce, striking the perfect balance between smooth playability and that gritty, real-instrument feel. No worries about wear and tear – this M-WAVE is built for the grind. Plug-and-Play Convenience: For my beginners out there, simplicity is the key to the city. M-WAVE got you covered – just plug it into your iPad, no fuss, no muss. No extra drivers or complex setups – just pure, unadulterated music-making. It's about focusing on your craft, not getting bogged down in tech hassles. Perfect for Learning Logic Pro: Logic Pro on your iPad? M-WAVE got your back with them 25 keys, perfect for laying down melodies, chords, and beats. Virtual instruments, drum patterns, piano roll – you name it. It's like a lyrical playground for your creativity, giving you that tactile experience to enhance your flow. Versatile Functionality _ Don't let the size fool you; this M-WAVE ain't playing. Pitch bend, modulation wheels, octave shifting, sustain – it's got all the tools for adding layers to your sound. It's like spitting fire on the mic – nuanced and dynamic. This ain't just a keyboard; it's a symphony in pink. Value for Money: The price point on this M-WAVE? Affordable. For my budget ballers, this is the ticket to the music game. No need to drop stacks on a fancy controller right out the gate – M-WAVE got you covered. Wise investment for the hungry artists grinding on a budget. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023 by LuLu

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