MIDI keyboards for music production
Keyboard Controllers for Sale
Keyboard controllers let you play and control music software on a computer. We stock controllers from Arturia, Novation, Akai Professional, Korg, M-Audio, Native Instruments, Alesis and Expressive E, from small 25-key units to full 88-key keyboards.
- Arturia KeyLab and Essential
- Novation controllers
- Akai MPK Mini
- Native Instruments keyboards
- 25 to 88 keys
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How to choose
Choose the number of keys by what you play. Beatmakers often need very few keys, while piano players need a full range.
Beginner
If you are starting music production, a compact controller is a sensible first step. The Akai Professional MPK Mini MK4 and the Alesis Q25 fit on a small desk, and they give you pads for drums alongside the keys. If you want to play chords with both hands, choose a 49-key model such as the Arturia KeyLab Essential mk3. Check that the bundled software works on your computer, and make sure the controller has a sustain pedal input if you plan to play piano parts.
Intermediate
If you are producing regularly, look for a controller that fits your workflow. The Arturia KeyLab range and Novation controllers add more faders, better integration with popular software and stronger build quality. A 61-key model gives you room for two-handed parts without taking over the desk. Semi-weighted keys suit synth and organ playing, while players with a piano background may prefer a heavier action.
Expert
At a professional level, choose the controller as part of your studio setup. The Arturia KeyLab 88 mk3 gives a full 88-key range with a weighted action for serious piano parts, and Native Instruments keyboards integrate closely with their own software. Expressive E controllers add expressive control for detailed sound design. Check the MIDI outputs for hardware synths, the quality of the aftertouch and how the controller maps to your software before you commit.
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About keyboard controllers
A keyboard controller makes no sound on its own. It sends MIDI data to your music software, which plays virtual instruments and controls your mix. Because of that, the important features are the feel of the keys, the number of keys, and the pads, knobs and faders that let you work without reaching for the mouse.
Most controllers today connect over USB and draw power from the computer, and many come with software instruments to get you started.
Why Trust OneStopMusic?
As the online home of Marshall Music Pretoria, we've helped countless musicians find their sound. Something small enough for a bedroom setup? No problem. Big enough for a full stage? It's here — and we deliver anywhere in South Africa.
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Buying Keyboard Controllers in South Africa
Looking for Keyboard Controllers? Everything on this page is priced in Rand and held in real stock at OneStopMusic — the online store of Marshall Music Pretoria. We deliver anywhere in South Africa, usually within 2–4 working days, and you are welcome to try the gear in person at our Menlo Park store. Not sure which model is right for you? Call 012 991 6077 — our team plays this gear every day and will give you honest, pressure-free advice.

