With the number of MIDI controllers on the market, the search for a great portable controller can be daunting. Mobile keyboards are meant to be thrown into a bag for quick use. Personally, I don’t ...

Korg aren't "bigging up" their new nanoSeries USB-powered MIDI controllers - quite the opposite, in fact, as they're some of the most compact controllers we've ever seen. They seem to be designed with ...

NAMM 2014: Korg has unveiled its new taktile range of keyboard controllers and synthesizers. The range will come in two lines: taktile, which comprises straight MIDI controllers, and Triton taktile, ...

Korg debuted the nanoSERIES2 line following the success of its predecessor, the nanoSERIES line. The lineup consists of the nanoKONTROL2, the nanoKEY2 and the nanoPAD2. As a trio, they offer a truly ...

MIDI controller keyboards are great because they let you control any synthesizer you plug them into. The only downside: you need a synthesizer to turn MIDI notes into actual sounds, slightly ...

Released in 2008, Korg’s original NanoKey MIDI keyboard spawned a slew of imitations. A low-profile, super-portable 25-note controller, it sold, we suspect, by the bucketload. How do you disrupt the ...

Korg has updated its MS-20 analog synth app for iPad with support for external MIDI control. The new v1.1 update uses the USB dongle in the official Apple iPad Camera Connector Kit to hook up a USB ...

Anyone looking for a nice, portable keyboard and MIDI controller to use with Garage Band or other music apps on their iPad can stop looking. Korg, a longtime manufacturer of electronic keyboards and ...

Korg has today announced it is adding three new compact USB-MIDI controllers to its range packed with ‘serious’ features for the computer-based musician. Korg has designed the new nanoSeries ...

Korg's combination synth and USB music controller, the Taktile, has gone up for sale, offering both the TRITON workstation's sound engine and an array of drum pads, switches, sliders, and a touchpad ...

In this week’s episode of The Logic Pros, it’s the beginning of hardware month. As previously mentioned, we will be looking at a number of interesting hardware add-ons, instruments, controllers and ...