MIDInäppäinohjain
MIDInäppäinohjain, often called a MIDI keyboard controller, is a musical input device that uses the MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) protocol to send performance data to a computer or other electronic musical instrument. It does not produce sound itself but rather acts as an interface to control virtual instruments or hardware synthesizers. The most common form factor resembles a traditional piano keyboard, with velocity-sensitive keys that can detect how hard or soft they are played.
Beyond the keys, MIDInäppäinohjaimet typically feature additional controllers such as pitch bend and modulation wheels, assignable
MIDInäppäinohjaimet come in various sizes, from compact 25-key models suitable for mobile setups to full 88-key