Korg Microkey 61 MK2
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Essential Information About the Korg microKEY 61 USB MIDI Controller
Essential Information About the Korg microKEY 61 USB MIDI Controller
- 61 velocity-sensitive mini keys with a natural feel for playing chords, leads, and fast phrases in a compact format.
- Simple USB connection: just one cable needed, with bus-powered USB for a clean setup both in the studio and on the go.
- Immediate expressive control thanks to the Pitch Bend and Modulation wheels, plus the Octave Up/Down buttons to extend the range.
- 2nd generation designed for mobile creation: compatible with Mac and Windows, and connectable to iPad/iPhone via adapter (depending on your device).
Manufacturer Information
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The microKEY Range: Korg's Idea of a Compact Keyboard Without Compromising Playability
With the microKEY series, Korg aimed to solve a classic problem in home studios and mobile production: maintaining a credible playing feel while reducing footprint. The concept is based on mini keys with a natural touch, designed to remain "playable" even on demanding parts. The range comes in several formats (25, 37, 49, and 61 keys) to adapt the instrument to the desk, backpack, or a minimalist stage rig.
This second generation takes the "studio anywhere" approach further by integrating the ability to work easily with mobile devices. The result: a compact MIDI controller that remains relevant both for controlling virtual instruments on a computer and triggering sounds and sequences on a tablet or smartphone.
Who It's For and What It's For: A Mobile Master Keyboard for Composing, Recording, and Controlling Your Virtual Instruments
The Korg microKEY 61 is aimed at producers, beatmakers, film composers, live musicians, and content creators who want a lightweight USB master keyboard that's quick to set up. Its long format (61 keys) facilitates two-handed arrangements, splits, and chord playing, while remaining significantly more compact than a standard keyboard.
In the home studio, it becomes a simple and effective command center to control a software synth, program bass lines, record pads, or drive an orchestral library. On the go, it allows for a real playing range without carrying a bulky keyboard: ideal for composing on the move, sessions at collaborators' places, or a creative corner in a limited space.
Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Key format | mini |
| Compatibility | PC, Mac, iOS, Mac OS 10.8 or higher, Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 oder höher | Transposition | Yes |
| Controller | Pitchbend, Modulation, Octave up/down | Inputs | USB, Sustain pedal, USB Midi |
| Provided software | EZdrummer Lite, Korg M1 Le, Lounge Lizard Session | Outputs | USB, USB Midi |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Color | Black |
| Category | Master keyboard | Power supply | USB, IPhone & iPad compatible |
| Number of keys | 61 | Weight | 1.71 kg |
| Touch | Lightweight | Dimensions (mm) | 850 x 139 x 54 |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Korg microKEY 61 MK2 compatible with iPad and iPhone?
Connection is possible on iPad or iPhone via an adapter, depending on the device used. Power is supplied via USB.
Are the keys on the microKEY 61 velocity-sensitive?
The 61 mini keys are velocity-sensitive and have a light touch. Transpose function is also available.
Does the keyboard have pitch bend and modulation wheels?
Dedicated wheels control Pitch Bend and Modulation. Octave Up/Down keys provide access to extended registers. No arpeggiator is integrated.
Can a sustain pedal be connected to this MIDI keyboard?
There is an input for a sustain pedal. Connectivity also includes USB and USB MIDI, with 2 USB ports specified.
What software is included with the microKEY 61?
The announced software bundle includes EZdrummer Lite, Korg M1 Le, and Lounge Lizard Session.



