My Gear List

A game-changing standalone music production machine, the Akai MPC Key 61 gives you 25 plug-in instruments, rich effects, and expressive hands-on control.

Arturia's feature-packed USB-C interface gives you 18x20 I/O, 4 preamps, Word Clock I/O, a full monitor section, Bluetooth receiver -- even a 3-port USB hub.

Embrace the sound of digital with the Elektron Digitone desktop synthesizer -- its unique signal flow makes FM synthesis more intuitive than ever before.

Way more than a drum machine, the Digitakt is a sequencing, sampling, beatmaking powerhouse with 8 audio tracks and 8 MIDI tracks, all in a portable package.

Explore a never-ending universe of sounds on the Elektron Syntakt, an analog/digital drum synthesizer with serious versatility and an inspiring interface.

Get the steely and complex electronic sounds of the classic JD-800 synth with the Roland JD-08, a faithful recreation housed in a desktop synthesizer module.

Designed for FL Studio, the Novation FLkey 37 gives you instant hands-on control of MIDI instruments and functions like note repeat, sequencing, and more.

Grab a 7" and scratch anywhere with battery power, a built-in speaker, aux in for your loops, and the Scratch Slide Switch that cuts like a real crossfader.

Add vintage warmth and punchy compression to your tracks with the Volt 276, a 2-channel USB interface with tube emulation circuitry for deep, rich tone.

With 25 mini keys in a dynamic keybed, easy DAW integration, and the perfect set of pads and knobs, Akai's MPK Mini MK3 lets you take control of your music.