
Novation AMS-FLKEY-61 FLkey 61 MIDI Keyboard
A 61-key MIDI controller built from the ground up for seamless, hands-on music production in FL Studio.
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Overview
Key Features
FLkey 61 —the full-sized MIDI keyboard controller for hands-on music production in FL Studio. No need to assign controls manually; FLkey integrates seamlessly
Bring FL Studio’s Mixer and Channel Rack controls off the screen, into your hands – use the eight pots and nine faders to tweak your volumes or pans and record automation on the fly
Stay in the flow, no mouse needed; essential buttons give you access to your transport and score log, and you can undo, redo, quantise, and trigger metronome instantly
Sequencer Mode maps FLkey 61’s pads to FL Studio’s step sequencer for programming beats fast. Create or change patterns directly from the pads. Give your rhythms a real human feel and get off the grid with Two Pad mode
In Scale mode, you always hit the right note. Three Chord modes let you play a range of chords with one finger, unlocking big harmonies and a creative way to program chords
Instrument control Trigger FPC and SliceX with the pads for more expressive beats and melodies
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Automatic integration with FL Studio eliminates manual MIDI mapping for mixer, channel rack, and transport controls
- Eight pots and nine faders provide tactile control over volumes, pans, and automation
- Scale and Chord modes make it easy to stay in key and play complex harmonies with minimal effort
- Dedicated transport buttons for undo, redo, quantize, and metronome keep workflow moving without reaching for the mouse
👎 Cons
- Deep FL Studio integration offers less value for producers primarily using other DAWs
- At over 37 inches wide, the 61-key format requires significant desk space
- Pads are functional but may lack the sensitivity and feel of dedicated pad controllers
- No aftertouch on the keybed limits expressive playing for some performance styles