MIDI Keyboard

EffBoogie

Newbie
Eyy,

Been doing this a while now and want to get myself a MIDI Keyboard to increase my workflow.

The Akai Mini looks like a great option as it has the pad controllers but I feel like I'll regret not getting a full-sized keyboard as I progress as a keyboardist.

Can anyone vouch for the Akai Mini or recommend a good, affordable MIDI keyboard to use with Logic Pro X?

EffBoogie
 

OGBama

Big Clit Energy
@EffBoogie how do you like Logic Pro X? I own a Mac and I'm gonna start w/GarageBand before considering Logic.
 

EffBoogie

Newbie
I used to use Reason back in the day and found it too complex when I was young so I started using Logic a few months ago and found it really easy to get to grips with.

For the timebeing it's great. Simple, straightforward and suits what I make
 

216 Sound

Newbie
Battle Points: 1
@EffBoogie I have the Akai MPK mini and I love it! I had the same thought when I was thinking what midi to get. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. I chose the mini because of limited space and easy transportation, and also you can move up and down octaves with the click of a button. Nothing wrong with a keystation or anything like that tho, its all preference
 

OGBama

Big Clit Energy
@216 Sound how do you like the MPK mini as there have been complaints about the pads, etc. and I ask 'cause I already have a P-105 for serious playing as time goes by but just to get started I'm looking at the MPK.
 
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Silentz

Boom Bap addict
Battle Points: 113
@216 Sound how do you like the MPK mini as there have been complaints about the pads, etc. and I ask 'cause I already have a P-105 for serious playing as time goes by but just to get started I'm looking at the MPK.
Pads feel cheap and record double notes easily. Not really a big deal using a daw though as you can just click your drums in. I would not recomend it for live playing. Other than that I love it.
 
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