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A keyboard is a musical instrument with keys that produce sound, while a MIDI controller is a device used to control other instruments or software through MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface). While both can be used for music production, a keyboard typically has built-in sounds, while a MIDI controller relies on external sound sources.

Using a MIDI controller offers several benefits for musicians. It allows for precise control over virtual instruments and software, offering unlimited sound possibilities. MIDI controllers are also lightweight and portable, making them ideal for live performances and studio setups.

No, not all keyboards are touch-sensitive. Touch-sensitive keyboards respond to the intensity of your playing, allowing for dynamic expression. They are commonly found in higher-end digital pianos and synthesizers. However, there are also keyboards available with non-touch-sensitive keys, which may be suitable for specific musical styles or preferences.

A digital piano is designed to replicate the sound and feel of an acoustic piano, with weighted keys and realistic piano tones. On the other hand, a synthesizer focuses on creating a wide range of sounds using built-in oscillators, filters, and modulation options. While both instruments have keyboards, they serve different purposes in music production.

Yes, MIDI controllers are designed to be connected to a computer or other devices using MIDI or USB connections. Once connected, you can use the MIDI controller to trigger and control virtual instruments, recording software, and digital audio workstations (DAWs).

Yes, to fully utilize the capabilities of a MIDI controller, you will need music production software or a digital audio workstation (DAW). Popular options include Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and FL Studio. These software programs allow you to map MIDI controller inputs to various functions and instruments, giving you complete control over your music production.

Yes, we offer a range of keyboards specifically designed for beginners. These keyboards often have features such as built-in lessons, light-up keys to guide beginners, and a user-friendly interface. They are a great choice for those who are just starting their musical journey and want to learn and practice effectively.

To protect your keyboard during transportation, we recommend investing in a durable keyboard case or gig bag. These cases are designed to provide padding and shock absorption, keeping your instrument safe from any bumps or impacts. Additionally, using a stand or securing the keyboard properly in the case can further prevent any damage.