That’s why we thought we’d take the time to explain why the Arturia KeyStep is so darn great. But as with a lot of musical gear in this day and age, there’s plenty of competition. Like we said – it’s compact, subtle in its design and it’s surprisingly affordable. In 2016, Arturia released the KeyStep a nifty device that combines MIDI controller with polyphonic step sequencer that can sync with just about anything. But nestled in amongst their intimidating line up is a relatively unassuming little MIDI controller that you’d be forgiven for glancing over in a music shop. Known for their gnarly Brute synth range and all-encompassing controllers, they produce some of the most popular music tech gear on the market. French manufacturers Arturia are no strangers to innovation.
