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Novation Launchkey Mini 25 MK4 — Portable 25 Mini-Key, USB, MIDI Keyboard Controller with DAW Integration. Chord Mode, Scale Mode, Drum Pads, and Arpeggiator. Includes Music Creation Software Bundle

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Style: 25 Keys Mini


Configuration: MK4


Features

  • The Creative Controller: Launchkey is an all-in-one DAW controller with premium keybeds and 16 responsive FSR pads for drumming, clip launching, and more
  • Seamless DAW Integration: Launchkey works with all major DAWs, offering intuitive workflows for Ableton Live, Logic, Cubase, Reason, Reaper, FL Studio, and Ardour
  • Go Beyond Finger Drumming: Launchkeys FSR drum pads with polyphonic aftertouch also serve as step sequencers, clip launchers, chord triggers, and more
  • Everything in the box: Ableton Live Lite, Cubase LE, Novation Play, sounds from GForce, Klevgrand, Orchestral Tools, Native Instruments, and free Melodics lessons
  • Powerful Creative Tools: Never hit a wrong note with Scale Mode, trigger lush chords from a single key or drum pad, and create and mutate wild arpeggios
  • NKS-ready: Launchkey now works seamlessly with Native Instruments software, giving you hands-on control via Native Kontrol Standard

Description

Launchkey Mini 25 is a compact but powerful DAW controller with a suite of onboard creation tools. Every element is razor focused on creative flow; from the synth-style mini-keybed and 16 pads with polyphonic aftertouch, to the carefully laid out control surface with in-depth DAW integration. Play instruments and drums, launch clips and scenes, and get instant hands-on control of your DAW’s mixer, devices, and effects. Launchkey also has a unique, editable Arpeggiator, three Chord Modes to quickly create musical progressions, a Scale Mode that keep you in the right key, and a Chord Detector that shows what chord is currently being played on the OLED display.

Brand: Novation


Number of Keys: 25


Connectivity Technology: USB


Special Feature: Scale and Chord modes, Arp


Model Name: Launchkey Mini 25 [MK4]


Number of Keys: 25


Connectivity Technology: USB


Additional Features: Scale and Chord modes, Arp


Instrument Key: Any


Compatible Devices: PC, Synthesizer, Groovebox.


Supported Software: Ableton, Logic Pro, Cubase, HUI


Connector Type: MIDI 3.5mm, USB


Hardware Interface: USB


Keyboard Description: Ergonomic


Control Type: Keyboard Controller


Platform: Mac, Windows 10, Windows 7


Human Interface Input: Keyboard


Hardware Platform: MIDI Controller


Instrument: Keyboard


Total USB Ports: 1


Control Method: Touch


Noise Control: None


Color: Black


Product Style: 25 Keys Mini


Brand Name: Novation


Model Name: Launchkey Mini 25 [MK4]


Model Number: AMS-LAUNCHKEY-MINI25-MK4


Included Components: USB cable, Safety information sheet


Model Year: 2024


UPC: 815301001690


Manufacturer: Novation


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Warranty Description: 3 year.


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.27"D x 15.94"W x 2.4"H


Size: Mini


Item Weight: 1.7 Pounds


Material Type: Plastic


Outer Material: Plastic


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Style: 37 Keys Mini Configuration: MK4
This is the smallest keyboard with usable keys, and all the features I need. I had been using a keystep, but found it lacking for fast idea input. It's not terrible, the launchkey mini is just better. It typically costs a little more so that makes sense. I was mad that a regular 3.5mm cable wasn't enough to get it working with a polyend tracker+, but that's polyend's fault for using a dumb midi standard. I needed to make an adapter chain, but I'm good now. I like being able to assign midi channels from settings. I like having the separate pads. I typically dislike mini-keys, but accept them as a compromise to get more keys. These are pretty great. I'm mostly worried about velocity. I use it a lot. This does velocity great. Feels good to use. It's just heavy enough that it doesn't feel cheap, but just light enough it doesn't feel poorly designed. Seems to work with everything I use. The price is fair. Good job Novation. The MK4 mini is a win. If you want extra credit, add a midi mode slider beside the port on the MK5. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025 by Cake Fighter
    • Small, light, easily portable
Style: 25 Keys Mini Configuration: MK4
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I did a lot of measurements before I bought this keyboard controller. All my estimates were off, it's actually smaller than I thought! Perfect for me. I'm trying to make my "mobile command center" fit inside the backpack (pictured above it's the Lenovo hardshell something). As you can see, it fits beautifully. I included pictures in front of a computer screen, next to a 17" laptop, and next to a standard computer keyboard for reference. With the app downloaded, it was plug and play into Waveform Pro, and I imagine any DAW that can read USB MIDI will find the keyboard no problem. In my opinion having played with it and the drum pads is the hardware itself is worth the price and is a great deal. For the negative, it's all to do with the "extras" they bundled with it. "Oh wow, Ableton lite! Multiple expensive instruments! (the Orchestral thing is 300 euro), all for free what a deal!" Every. Single. One of them. Requires you to sign up for a separate account, give full permissions for web tracking, give them your address and purchase info (bank, credit card, paypal), download a separate app because their expensive software doesn't have just a VST plugin. It has to have that software up and running on your computer to work with your DAW, which means potentially Meta (Facebook), Google, and several others I stopped reading in the agreement could be watching everything you do on your computer directly. I started with the Orchestra one and signed up through the whole process before realizing that every other one was a different company and required all the permissions. If you don't mind the EU spying on you along with Big Tech (Yes, the Orchestra instruments one is from Germany and require you to give EU permission to view your data even if you don't live in EU), then the extra software packages are a great deal. But I'm suspicious of anything that goes from 300 Euros to free just cause I bought a keyboard controller and has no VST, no way to download and delete the account. TL;DR It's a great deal, very small, good price, decent quality, but the addons spy on you and require a different account with a different company for every one, and probably a different desktop app as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024 by Evan
    • Music Production & Live performance made easy!!!
Style: 37 Keys Configuration: MK4
I own 37 , 49 and 61 keys and I must say this is the best midi keyboard controller on the market using Ableton Live and MainStage it’s just so EASY. You’re in control when you Map it to your liking. Use to control everything in MainStage or Ableton and your nightmare is over!!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by Melody
    • Best midi controller I have
Style: 37 Keys Mini Configuration: MK4
In case that you are new with midi controllers, this is an excellent choice. It has nice software included and the look and feel is awesome. I really love the pads and the configurations included. It makes easier to play and create music with it (The drums and chords configuration are a nice feature). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by Sergio Florez Percy
    • Best of the best for its price
Style: 61 Keys Configuration: MK4
Best controller I ever had!
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by Julián S.
    • A fantastic budget-friendly controller with acceptable Linux and Bitwig compatibility
Style: 61 Keys Configuration: MK4
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I previously owned the Launchkey 37 MK3, which was a great controller for producing music but not for playing most songs with two hands. After moving, I decided to upgrade to Launchkey 61 MK4 since I finally got big enough desk space for 61 keys. These semi-weighted keys are much better quality in comparison and a lot more pleasant to play. I love using the clip launcher in Bitwig Studio, which is my DAW of choice and has a great support for this controller, despite having some initial difficulties setting it up (see further). The knobs, sliders and DAW controls work great. I daily drive Linux, and it's mostly flawless except for one thing - sometimes the controller is not picked up by the system until I replug it. I use PipeWire and I'm not really sure whether it's a problem with my configuration, but I didn't ever have this issue with MK3. Also, the controller interfaces don't have MIDI and DAW in their names, they are just named "Launchkey MK4 61 Launchkey MK4" and "Launchkey MK4 61 Launchkey MK4 #2" respectively, and Bitwig didn't set them up correctly out of the box, so I had to do some trial-and-error to figure out which is which. In case anyone faces the same issue, the correct order in Bigwig is (see the attached screenshot): 1. Launchkey MK4 61 Launchkey MK4 #2 2. Launchkey MK4 61 Launchkey MK4 3. Launchkey MK4 61 Launchkey MK4 #2 4. Launchkey MK4 61 Launchkey MK4 That said, after performing this initial set up everything works great. Except for the occasional replugging issue that I mentioned above. For this reason, I took 1 star off. By the way, the first thing I did was updating the firmware version, which can be done surprisingly easy via a browser on the Novation Components website, which I didn't expect was even possible. One more minor gripe (though not a dealbreaker) is that this controller doesn’t have a dedicated button to switch between MIDI programs. The MK3 had a "..." button for this, which was useful for quickly changing programs in Qsynth. I should’ve caught this detail in the photos, though, so that’s on me. I'm just a hobbyist producer and piano player, and I'm still a beginner, so I can't yet review more advanced features that this controller supports. Nevertheless, I did a lot of research and this seems to be, at the moment, the best "neutral" controller on the market at this price range. By "neutral" I mean not married to a specific ecosystem like Native Instruments or Arturia, resulting in needless price markups for those who don't need those ecosystem features. So, if you don't mind the issues above (which shouldn't even be issues if you're on Mac or Windows), I'd say go for it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by Theo

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