- #BEST STAGE CONTROLLER FOR APPLE MAINSTAGE HOW TO#
- #BEST STAGE CONTROLLER FOR APPLE MAINSTAGE FOR MAC#
- #BEST STAGE CONTROLLER FOR APPLE MAINSTAGE DRIVERS#
#BEST STAGE CONTROLLER FOR APPLE MAINSTAGE FOR MAC#
It’s equipped with pitch-bend and modulation wheels, octave up/down and Program up/down buttons and has SampleTank 3 SE for Mac or PC. So, wherever you may be, you can make music using this machine and your phone. It’s compatible not just with Mac and PC running on Windows, but also to iOS devices. If you are looking for a full-sized, ultra-compact keyboard controller that has 37 velocity-sensitive keys, the IK Multimedia iRig Keys Pro is the one for you. Some users complained that knobs are quite small.Keys and controls feel cheap and flimsy.More affordable than other MIDI controllers.Easy to understand layout with the familiar overall configuration.Note: Pads only work if you have sounds onboard in your host DAW that is already mapped to the MIDI notes corresponding to the pads being triggered. Lastly, it’s bundled with software and virtual instruments (ready for download) that functions well in both Mac and PC. In addition, it has eight velocity-sensitive MPC-style pads, assignable Q-Link knobs for easy mixing and tweaking of your plugins. This controller has 4-way thumbstick for pitch and modulation controls with arpeggiator on board with adjustable range, resolution, and modes.
#BEST STAGE CONTROLLER FOR APPLE MAINSTAGE DRIVERS#
It requires no drivers or external power for operation - very convenient and portable way of connecting to the computer. It’s a very compact controller that lets you pack it in a laptop-toting backpack, but gives you enough capacity to wow your fans. To work along with the videos, you’ll need the Mainstage Quick Start Concert – click here to download.Akai Professional MPK Mini MKII is a USB-powered MIDI controller with 25 velocity-sensitive keys and dedicated buttons for shifting octaves up and down.
#BEST STAGE CONTROLLER FOR APPLE MAINSTAGE HOW TO#
Watch these videos from the Mainstage Keyboard Course showing you how to connect everything. You just need one for a standard Mainstage setup.)Īdditional MIDI control (if your keyboard doesn’t have drum pads and knobs)Ĭonnecting your gear and getting ready to play in Mainstage MIDI cable (Connects your keyboard to the MIDI interface. MIDI interface (if your keyboard does not have a direct USB connection) Single-Channel Direct Box (get two for a stereo signal)Īudio cables from direct box outputs to sound system (get two for a stereo signal) PreSonus AudioBox USB 96 (recommended if you also need a MIDI interface)Īudio cables from audio interface outputsįor audio interfaces with 1/4″ line outputs Up to $600: Casio Privia PX-350 Digital Piano Where MIDI controllers require a computer to make sounds, the keyboards listed below can control Mainstage as well as play sounds on their own. Keyboard controller under $400: M-Audio Hammer 88įor higher budgets, I recommend keyboards with internal sounds for more flexibility. Keyboard controller under $200: M-Audio Keystation 88 You may not need that much range for most circumstances, but there are times you will. – The keyboards listed below all have 88 keys. – You likely do not need everything listed below. – These recommendations are starting points – your individual needs might be better served by items not listed here. – Disclosure: I am registered as an affiliate with Amazon, and I receive a commission from purchases made through these links. Diagram: Basic Mainstage Setup – click image to enlarge
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