If you’re choosing between this and the APC Key 25, consider what you’ll use the keyboard for and what DAW you use.
It also has the eight programable knobs and 25 key keyboard. Unlike the Akai APC Key 25, the Akai Professional MPK Mini MKII features larger, velocity-sensitive drum pads with two banks.
8 assignable knobs can be mapped to Ableton Live and control volume, and sends etc. Includes Ableton Live Lite Software, Hybrid 3 by AIR Music Tech, and SONiVOX Twist. The keys give you extra flexibility to improvise live or create in the studio. Like Akai’s larger, more expensive APC 40 model, you can use the mini pads to launch clips and the adjustable knobs to control automation or filters. Integrates seamlessly with Ableton which makes it a good live controller in this price range. You have quite a few options under $100 with Akai models, many of which come with additional controls like arpeggiation, drum pads, and knobs that you can map to automation settings or filters in your DAW. They’re affordable, well-made, and play very well with DAWs.
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