Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards 1.0.1.4

Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards is a series of affordable keyboard controllers designed by Native Instruments for musicians and producers who want a versatile and easy-to-use tool for creating music on their computer.

Yes, you will need a digital audio workstation (DAW) software that supports MIDI input. Native Instruments offers a free DAW called Maschine Essentials, but you can use any compatible DAW software such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro X, or FL Studio.

The Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards come in two versions: The A series with 25 keys and the M32 with 32 keys.

No, neither the A series nor the M32 have aftertouch.

No, the Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards are MIDI controllers and do not have any built-in sounds or synthesis capabilities on their own.

The A series ranges from $99 to $189 depending on the model and features. The M32 is currently priced at $139.

Some of the main features include velocity-sensitive keys, eight touch-sensitive control knobs, octave shift buttons, pitch bend and modulation wheels, and a sustain pedal input.

Yes, the Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards are compatible with both Mac and PC computers.

The A series includes three models with different features such as more knobs, pads, and a built-in audio interface. The M32 has fewer controls but features larger keys and is designed to fit in smaller spaces.

Yes, the Native Instruments Xpress Keyboards can be used to control external MIDI devices or hardware synthesizers through the MIDI output port.