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MIDI keyboards get a bad reputation for having bad key-action, this is pretty true. What initially drew me to Arturia MIDI keyboards was their build durability as well as the feel of the keys on a MIDI controller. I’ve listed the 49 key as it is the perfect middle of the road size that works for every level of musician. You can get it in 49 keys, 61 keys or 88 keys. This controller works great with logic Pro and it also comes in a few different sizes. It has an incredible overall build and it has basically every feature you would want in a MIDI controller. The Arturia Keylab MK II is a masterpiece in my personal opinion. I purposely am going to keep this list short and sweet as I don’t want to overwhelm you. While there are a number of different controllers that work well, I did my best to breakdown the best MIDI controllers for Logic. With that being said, there are some cheaper options that are still quality.

Functionality: I purposely don’t mention certain cheaper MIDI controllers as I feel like they aren’t very good.

Keys Or Pads? Some controllers are going to have keys and pads where others are just going to have one or the other.

Especially when the software costs so much.

Bundled Software: Having included software is always a major win in my opinion.

Features: As Logic Pro is a professional DAW, some of the options below will be a little more expensive, but also include more features.

Experience: I’ve personally played on all of the following MIDI controllers that I’m recommending.

The good news is that most modern-day controllers are compatible with most major DAWs

Compatability: Compatability is one of the deciding factors, no matter what DAW you’re looking at.How I Grade & Picked These Options For Logic Pro

2.2.1 Perfect For Beginner Producers Or For On The Go.2 Best MIDI Controllers For Logic Pro X.1 How I Grade & Picked These Options For Logic Pro.