Arturia MicroLab mk3 MIDI Controller Keyboard (White)

Arturia - MicroLab mk3 25-Key Compact USB-C MIDI Controller Keyboard - White
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Scan code: LN158305 Manufacturer code: 231511

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Compact MIDI Controller Keyboard
Arturia - MicroLab mk3
(White)

ultra-compact keyboard for music productionThe Arturia MicroLab mk3 is designed for today’s modern creatives. Its ultra-compact form factor, high-quality keybed, and intuitive controls make it the perfect MIDI controller for producers working in small studios, on the go, or anyone beginning their music production journey.

With a durable, lightweight design and plug-and-play USB connectivity, MicroLab mk3 fits seamlessly into any workflow - empowering you to start making music instantly. Enjoy complete integration with leading software including Analog Lab Intro and Ableton Live Lite, and extend your creativity with features like chord mode and dual touch strips for expressive performance.

Amazing Features • Touch-Sensitive Mini-Keys: Experience responsive playability in a compact form factor
• Dual Touch Strips: For added expressive control and intuitive parameter adjustments
• Sustain Pedal Input: Enhance your performance with real-time sustain functionality
• Chord Mode: Play full chords effortlessly using a single finger for creative musical results
• Seamless Integration: Compatible with Analog Lab Intro, Ableton Live Lite, and major DAWs for plug-and-play music production

Included Software • Ableton Live Lite
• Analog Lab Intro
• Arturia Software Center

Turn Any Space Into A Creative Studio

Create anywhere, anytimeSmall, lightweight, durable, and USB-powered - ideal for mobile music-making and compact studio setups.

Real key feelWith a high-quality slim keybed, MicroLab mk3 delivers a responsive and true playing experience that your music deserves.

Everything you needMicroLab mk3 delivers big sound with 500 curated presets from Analog Lab Intro, intuitive control via four buttons and two touch strips, and instant music production with Ableton Live Lite.

Simplicity and immediacyIts plug-and-play USB connectivity and intuitive features ensures you can start creating music right away - no hassle, no setup.

The Tech Spec

Features	Specification
Keys	25
Connectivity	USB-C powered
Dimensions	406 x 125 x 39.3 mm 15.98 x 4.92 x 1.55 in
Weight	0.615 kg 1.36 lb

Specifications
Number Of Keys	25
Connections	1 x MIDI Out 1 x USB
Weighted Keys	No Yes
Dimensions	406 x 39.3 x 125
Included Software	Ableton Live Lite, Analog Lab Intro, Arturia Software Center
USB Bus Powered	Yes
Product Weight	0.615 kg
Key Size	Mini Keys
Transport Controls	No

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN158305
Model Number	231511
GTIN	3760033532318

Buying Guide

Firewire
Date Issued: 21st Oct 2008

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System Buses & Bandwidth
Date Issued: 21st Oct 2008

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