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Korg MKEYAIR61 61-Key Bluetooth MIDI Controller
Korg's 61-key wireless MIDI controller connects to your devices via Bluetooth for cable-free music production.
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Overview
Key Features
Bus-powered 61-key USB/Bluetooth Keyboard Controller with Mod Wheel
Damper Pedal Input
Class-compliant
Pitch Wheel
Specifications
Brand
Korg
Model
microKEY Air 61 (MKEYAIR61)
Keys
61, Natural Touch Mini Keyboard
Controllers
Pitch Bend Wheel, Modulation Wheel, Octave Shift Button
Octave Shift Range
-3 to +3
Connections
Assignable Switch Jack, USB Type-B
Wireless
Bluetooth Low Energy (Apple BLE MIDI compliant)
Power Source
USB Bus-Powered or 2x AAA Batteries
Power Consumption
Less than 100mA
Dimensions
33.46" x 5.47" x 2.13"
Weight
3.77 lbs (without batteries)
Driver
Class-compliant (no driver required)
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Bluetooth connection work on the microKEY Air 61?
The microKEY Air 61 uses Bluetooth Low Energy compliant with Apple's BLE MIDI specification to connect wirelessly to compatible iPads, iPhones, Macs, and Windows devices. Pairing is straightforward and the low-energy protocol helps preserve battery life.
What powers the Korg microKEY Air 61 when used wirelessly?
When used wirelessly via Bluetooth, the controller runs on two AAA batteries (included). When connected via USB, it draws power from the USB connection, so batteries are only needed for wireless operation.
Can I connect a sustain pedal to this controller?
Yes, the microKEY Air 61 has an assignable switch jack that accepts a damper/sustain pedal, which is essential for expressive piano and keyboard performances.
Are the keys on this controller full-sized?
No, the microKEY Air 61 uses Korg's Natural Touch Mini Keyboard with smaller keys than a standard piano. The mini keys keep the controller compact and portable but feel different from full-sized weighted keys.
Does the microKEY Air 61 require driver installation?
The controller is class-compliant, meaning it works without additional driver installation on macOS, iOS, and most Windows systems. Simply connect via Bluetooth or USB and it will be recognized by your DAW or music app.