Akai Professional LPK25 Wireless , Bluetooth-Enabled 25-Key Velocity Sensitive Mini MIDI Keyboard for Production and Performance, Suitable for iOS, Mac and PC Applications

LPK25 Wireless. Wireless MIDI. You knew it was coming. Maybe you knew it was already here. But did you know it was affordable? The new LPK25 Wireless takes the portability and feature-rich performance of the original LPK25 to the next level. Introducing Bluetooth MIDI connectivity: Now you can control your plug-in instruments from anywhere in the room, providing the ultimate in studio setup flexibility. Powered by three AA batteries for an untethered MIDI experience, the LPK25 Wireless is optimized for long battery life (at least 12 hours of performance time), and can also be powered with the included USB cable. The LPK25 Wireless has a solid, 25-note mini-keybed that s satisfying to the touch. Octave up and down buttons provide access to the total range of the virtual instruments you address, and the powerful Arpeggiator mode turns chords into exciting and complex music phrases. It comes equipped with a sustain pedal input for enhanced control over every chord, riff and run. The LPK25 Wireless can also connect to any iOS device. There are countless available music apps for on-the-go performers, and any one of them is a candidate for LPK control.

Made To Move - Sequence MIDI over Bluetooth to iOS and Mac OS X (Bluetooth LE4) MIDI over USB to Mac OS X and Windows USB- or battery-powered (3 AA, not included),Universal Compatibility - Works with virtually all audio software perfect for controlling soft-synths and sequencing MIDI Data,Capture Every Detail - 25 velocity-sensitive mini-keyboard keys capture every subtlety and nuance of your performance,Feature Packed - Arpeggiator, sustain pedal input, octave up and down and tap tempo controls for instant generation of melodic ideas on the fly,Effortless Setup - Plug-and-play USB connection for Mac and PC requires no driver installation,Customized Experience - Four programmable memory banks for instant recall of personal control preferences