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- Roland MC-707 GROOVEBOX Micro Composer
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R20,995R19,495 - MOVE TO A NEW GROOVE. The MC-707 GROOVEBOX has everything you need to create a song or perform a live set without a computer. Immerse yourself in eight…
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- DJ & Beat Production, MIDI Controllers, Synthesizers
- Roland MC-101 Groove Box
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R10,495R9,895 - Small size. Massive groove. Produce and perform music anywhere, anytime—without clutter or complications. The MC-101 GROOVEBOX has all the high-quality sounds, sequencing, and effects of the professional MC-707,…
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- Audio Interfaces, Clearance Sale, DJ & Beat Production, MIDI Controllers, Studio & Recording
- Native Instruments TRAKTOR SCRATCH AUDIO 6 Soundcard
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R7,499R6,000 - The TRAKTOR AUDIO 6 forms the heart of your DVS setup – with two stereo inputs to connect your turntables, and two stereo outputs if you want to…
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- DJ & Beat Production, Keys & Pianos, MIDI Controllers, MIDI Keyboard Controllers
- Novation LAUNCHKEY 61 MKII Midi Controller
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R6,195R4,920 - Launchkey is our easy-to-use MIDI keyboard controller. It’s pretty much the quickest and easiest way to produce and perform electronic music, especially in Ableton Live – because we…
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- Keys & Pianos, MIDI Keyboard Controllers, DJ & Beat Production, MIDI Controllers
- Samson CARBON 61 USB MIDI CONTROLLER
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R3,999R2,850 - The Samson Carbon 61 USB MIDI controller boosts your musical productivity with its 61 velocity-sensitive keys and versatile, easy-to-use featureset.
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A beat producer will typically use one of two kinds of midi controllers. The first being a trigger pad controller. Something such as the Akai MPC Element or the NI Micro MK2 would be perfect for this. The second type of controller is a midi controller keyboard with built-in trigger pads. A great example of this would be the Novation Launch Key.
Both products are often used for composing electronic music at home or in the recording studio, as well as during live performances where individual sounds and drum loops can be triggered on the fly to create a dynamic, evolving performance.
