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M-Audio Keystation 88 MK3 – 88 Key Semi Weighted MIDI Keyboard Controller for Complete Command of Virtual Synthesizers and DAW parameters

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Size: 88 Keys


Features

  • Music Production Essential MIDI keyboard controller with 88 full-size velocity-sensitive semi weighted keys for MIDI control of virtual instruments, software samplers and plug-in synthesisers
  • MIDI Keyboard Must-Haves - Volume fader, transport & directional buttons; pitch & modulation wheels, octave up & down buttons and sustain pedal input for expressive performances
  • Immediate Creativity - Effortless plug-and-play USB connectivity to Mac or PCno drivers or power supply required; compatible with iOS devices via the Apple to USB Camera Adapter (sold separately)
  • Your Music Studio Equipment Centrepiece Slimline design fits any desk, studio or stage setup perfectly and advanced functionality customizes your controls for your recording software
  • Everything You Need for Pro Music Production - MPC Beats, Ableton Live Lite, Mini Grand, Xpand!2, Reason, TouchLoops and Velvet

Description

Simple Software Control Enter the world of unrestricted computer-based music creation and performance with the Keystation 88 MK3 MIDI keyboard controller from M-Audio. Keystation 88 MK3 is a full-featured, powerful MIDI controller engineered for sequencing music and playing virtual instruments on Mac or PC. At its heart is an all-new premium keybed delivering a superbly natural, player-centric response and 88 full-size velocity-sensitive keys that guarantee to faithfully capture every subtle nuance of your performance. Premium Virtual Instrument Suite Keystation 88 MK3 comes loaded with pro-grade virtual instruments from leading developer Velvet and Mini Grand. Whatever your performance demands, the Keystation 88 MK3’s virtual instrument suite guarantees to meet all your expectations with immediate creative potential right-out-the-box! Professional DAWs Keystation 88 MK3 Includes Ableton Live Lite and MPC Beats, so whether you're looking to record, sequence or enter an exciting world of beatmaking, this controller includes must-have industry- leading platforms to help you realise your creative vision. In-Demand Sound Spark that initial idea or add the finishing touch to your latest masterpiece - whatever your production needs, Keystation 88’s MPC Expansion Packs won’t disappoint! From hard-hitting kicks to impactful stabs and snares that snap, everything the modern producer demands is here!

Brand: M-Audio


Number of Keys: 88


Connectivity Technology: USB


Special Feature: semi-weighted keys; USB powered; pitch and mod wheels; sustain pedal input; production software included See more


Model Name: Keystation 88 MK3


Item Weight: 13.75 pounds


Product Dimensions: 8.52 x 54.24 x 2.88 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Keystation 88 MK3


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 4, 2020


Color Name: Black


Compatible Devices: PC


Connector Type: USB


Hardware Interface: USB


Supported Software: Ableton Live Lite


Material Type: Velvet


Musical Style: Electronic


Number of Keyboard Keys: 88


Size: 88 Keys


Hardware Platform: Mobile or Embedded


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great Keyboard
Size: 88 Keys
Really nice keyboard. This was an upgrade from my Yahmaha PSS-780 which I had for over 35 years. The 88 full size keys are great. It says seni-weighted but the fell full weight, The velocity is good, I mainly pay this with the Grandeur Grand Piano. Sometimes I get an errant note far and few between, Keyboard, My playing, software, PC? I don't know but its not been a problem. Really good keyboard for the price. Fun to play. Easy hookup using either USB or Medi cabling. The programming can be a bit confusing but managable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025 by MJS
    • Nice Keyboard!
Size: 88 Keys
Works Really Well!
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025 by Yurie
    • I like it
Size: 88 Keys
I looked at every digital piano and controller on the market. At the end of the day, I’m not a pianist who needs hammer action. I compose music, do voice exercises and ear training & work on harmony with a piano. Coming from a Novation 61SL mk2, I needed more keys. If the original Yamaha DX7’s action is a 10 and the Novation’s is a 7.4 and an old M Audio Axiom 49 is a 6 then this is about a 6.8. Not much worse than the Novation but definitely better than old cheap keyboards. There’s some lateral wiggle and the keys have a bit of quiet spring squeak until they break in but it’s not a deal breaker. The keyboard is pretty long so make sure to get a measuring tape out and check the specs before you buy. It’s nicely thin, however and seems to be meant to fit between you and a computer monitor. In fact, I have it resting on the foam packing blocks it shipped with and have plenty of room underneath for a qwerty to comfortably type and mouse. Great value if you don’t need hammer action and already have something like a maschine for knobs and pads. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020 by Hexspa
    • It gets the job done
Size: 88 Keys
There is a little bit of flex when playing It's not a deal breaker but it is noticeable. The problem I had with the Mk II was some of the keys would be too quiet or too loud even when using the same amount of force. This doesn't seem to be an issue here. There is a weird issue where it will randomly just stop communicating with the PC, easily fixed by a quick flip of the switch. It might not be a problem with the keyboard, but rather the pc it is connected to. If you make the unfortunate mistake of spilling something on it unplug it immediately take it apart and clean it up. You will need to take out a lot of screws, I recommend sorting them. Other than the sheer number of screws, disassembly is pretty straightforward. I run on a windows machine and it was just plug and play. There is software for it but it is optional. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025 by KingstonLe
    • Best jazzy keyboard
Size: 88 Keys
The media could not be loaded. Quality so good i love it and soft
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025 by Oh my god i can believe in my eyes 401 z flip 3 5G is really good i love is ram cpu gaming mode and i just test antutu the phone got 600000 score that not to bad
    • I thought this was mediocre, until...
Size: 88 Keys
Using my old Reason 10 setup, I thought "Sigh, yep. I definitely got what I paid for. Cheap piano for a cheap price. At least I have 88 keys!" But YOU NEED to use a good sample set! This piano DOES support a LOT of range/expression. You NEED to make sure your digital instrument supports all the levels of expression that this thing offers! For example, yes Reason 10 itself supports 128 levels of expression. However, the sample-set/instrument I was using clearly only had 4 different levels. When I just-so-happened to get the Mini-Grand instrument set up (not gonna lie, the setup is a pain and you do NOT get the actual MIDI instrument for free when it comes to your DAW, you just get the standalone EXE) I realized that this piano sounds BEAUTIFUL under the right conditions. So make sure you save an extra 100 dollars or so for a good sample set! Cheers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023 by Corey Warren
    • I've owned the MK 1 and MK2. The MK 3 is the worst version yet for piano playing
Size: 88 Keys
I move around a lot, from country to country, so I tend to buy a new one of these in each country I move to. I bought the MK 1 in 2011. It played very well for the price. When I used a virtual piano with 10 velocity layers, the MK 1 allowed me to play at least 7 of those layers naturally, without having to edit in velocities after playing. This MK3, though? I can only get 4 velocity layers out of it- pp, p, ff, fff. Pianos go straight from fairly soft to very loud with only a little additional pressure. I've tested it on several virtual pianos. The ones that allow for an adjustment of the velocity curve can give you a *little* bit better performance if you curve it toward a forte bias. Overall, totally disappointed. Each new version of a keyboard is supposed to get better, not worse. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021 by D. Lucas
    • Excellent piano
Size: 88 Keys
Feels wonderful and is an absolute joy to play. Works out of the box with Logic Pro on an M1 Macbook, just plug it in and it works. If you want to get the record/play/stop buttons working you'll need to manually setup a new 'Control Surface' called "Mackie Control" in Logic settings and set the output to 'Keystation (MIDI)' and the input to 'Keystation (Transport)'. Luckily that's only a couple clicks, I just wish it were better documented somewhere. Can't beat the price, especially considering the quality. Will be using this keyboard for years to come. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Doug

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