Korg microKEY 61 MkII

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61-Key MIDI Keyboard

Compact mini-keyboard with natural touch
Pitch bend wheel
Modulation wheel
Octave Shift button
Powered via USB
Dimensions (W x D x H): 850 x 139 x 54 mm
Weight: 1.71 kg
Includes KORG software bundle code and USB cable

System requirements:

Mac OS 10.8 Mountain Lion or higher
iOS8 or higher (Apple Camera Kit optional)
Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 or higher (32-bit / 64-bit)

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3-Year Thomann Warranty

Available since December 2015

Item number 374936

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Aftertouch No

Split Zones 0

Layer function No

Pitch Bend / Modulation Yes

Rotary Encoder 0

Fader (Amount) 0

Pads 0

Display No

MIDI interface Non

Pedal input Yes

USB-port Yes

Mains Operation No

Battery Operation No

Bus-Powered Yes

Dimensions 850 x 139 x 54

Weight in kg 1,7 kg

Special Features None

449 AED 116,81 €

Plus 269 AED shipping

The price in AED is a guideline price only

Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred

Sales Rank

in Master Keyboards (up to 61 Keys)

14 Customer ratings

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8 Reviews

NSDDave 01.09.2018

I have really small hands, and this keyboard has narrow keys... sounds like a perfect match, right?

Pros:
1. Narrow keys (I love narrow keys!). Normally I barely reach an octave. On this I can even reach a 10th!
2. It's small and lightweight, if that's your thing.

Cons:
3. Velocity sensitivity is VERY poor, it is almost impossible to play anything with any consistency and expression. I've tried all the velocity settings in the KORG KONTROL Editor.
4. The keys have to go ALL the way down for a the signal to register. You are going to miss a lot of notes if you are playing runs, arpeggios or anything which isn't slow and requires expression. To get ppp, pp notes or any quiet notes the keys has to be pressed VERY, VERY slowly to point of being completely unplayable.
5. Garbage grade cheap plastic build, not worth the money.

It's not good even for pads, rhodes or synths. The poor velocity sensitivity kills this thing. It's basically unusable for anything but banging basic chords.

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Competent mini keys controller but quality could be better

Philly Garcia 14.02.2023

Adequate controller for basic function with sustain pedal,usb in and easy setup.
Narrow keys provide confort in terms of width, but the key length makes it quite difficult to play when it comes to the black keys - the fingers come too close to the key end and some chords become very akward to do.

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MIguel Leitão 21.08.2024

It’s a microkey but it works

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Alles was ein Midi Keyboard braucht

Anonymous 22.01.2017

Ein idealer Begleiter für Projektstudios oder Homestudios. Durch die verkleinerte Tastutur findet das Keyboard auf jedem Schreibtisch Platz. Trotzdem hat man mit vollen 5 Oktaven alle spielerischen Freiheiten, die mir bei anderen kompakten Keyboards fehlten.
Die Tastatur spielt sich hervorragend und ausgeglichen trotz des geringen Gesamtgewichts und der kompakter Größe des Produkts. Ein hervorragendes Keyboard das hält was es verspricht. Keine Extras wie Drehpotis - nur eine grundsolide Tastatur. Mehr braucht man für meisten Anwendungen nicht.

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