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title: "X6 Pro USB MIDI Keyboard Controller"
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# 61 full-size semi-weighted velocity keys USB plug-and-play, no driver needed 9 editable backlit knob controllers X6 Pro USB MIDI Keyboard Controller

**Brand:** midiplus
**Price:** ¥86323
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Unlock your sonic potential with pro features that keep you ahead of the curve!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** X6 Pro USB MIDI Keyboard Controller by midiplus
- **How much does it cost?** ¥86323 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- midiplus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted midiplus brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Robust & Portable:** Durable metal chassis in eye-catching red, lightweight enough to take your creativity anywhere.
- • **Pro-Level Playability:** 61 semi-weighted keys deliver expressive, dynamic control perfect for studio or stage.
- • **Built-In Sound Arsenal:** 128 high-quality GM standard tones let you start creating immediately, no extra gear needed.
- • **Total Creative Command:** 9 fully assignable, backlit knobs plus 8 velocity drum pads put your sound design at your fingertips.
- • **Instant Setup & Compatibility:** USB powered with plug-and-play ease—no drivers or external power required.

## Overview

The midiplus X6 Pro is a 61-key USB MIDI keyboard controller featuring semi-weighted velocity-sensitive keys, 9 editable backlit knobs, and 8 velocity drum pads. It includes 128 built-in GM standard sounds and offers extensive MIDI connectivity with USB, 5-pin MIDI In/Out, and pedal interfaces. Designed for arrangers, creators, and live performers, it combines professional-grade build quality with plug-and-play convenience, making it ideal for both beginners and advanced users seeking a versatile, portable music production tool.

## Description

X6 pro 61 full size semi-weight velocity keys, 9 editable knob controllers, 8 editable bottom controllers, 5 editable transport controllers, 8 velocity drum pads， and build-in 128 high quality GM standard tone, is a trans-boarder MIDI keyboard especially design for arranger s, creators or live performers. USB interface, damper pedal interface, expression pedal interface, MIDI In, Midi Out, 2 balance output interface, a stereo headphone ourput interface ( front panel)USB plug and play, no need extra driver and external power.

Review: Great value! A good-looking keyboard, great keys, built-in sound, 5-pin MIDI, fully programmable. - I will back up others who said this is a great product. Documentation is not great, but it's simple and straightforward. Here's what you get. Firstly this has a real metal enclosure with plastic end pieces. The red aluminum is attractive. Excellent full-sized velocity-sensitive "synth-style" keys, a solid-state pitch/modulation slider, fully-assignable switches and knobs. USB powered. 5 pin MIDI IN and OUT. (no thru) A General MIDI tone module. Nothing special but clean, high-resolution sound including drum kits and effects. The combination of all these features at this price make the 61-key or 88-key models of the X pro series ideal for either beginners who might want to use a simple DAW like Garage Band, or more advanced users. The built-in sound lets you get started immediately and the advanced MIDI capabilities grow with you as you do.
Review: Meets expectations and performs remarkably well. - First want to start with the fact that I currently own an 88 key Krome and a 35 key old piece of garbage midi keyboard. Aside from that, I’ve played on dozens of different midi setups over the years with varying levels of control, and ended up choosing this keyboard paired with mainstage over a Nord 3. Another important note is that I use a separate dedicated controller to match a custom interface on mainstage, so I have very little need for many additional knobs, but it delivered right where I needed it to. The keyboard itself is made out of a thicker more durable material, not too crazy heavy, but sturdy enough that I don’t feel bad lugging it around in the back seat of my car. Keys are semi weighted, which takes a minute to get used to if you’re coming from full weighted, but actually have good sensitivity and touch response. I haven’t touched the internal sounds. Last piece is that it did in fact work out of the box without me having to dig through instructions and aesthetically it looked much nicer than a $200 keyboard should. I have 0 buyers remorse.

## Features

- 61 full size semi-weight velocity keys Build-in 128 high quality GM standard sounds
- 9 editable knob controllers with back light
- 8 groups of adjustable velocity curve

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B074P6HL7V |
| Best Sellers Rank | #75,756 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #277 in Computer Recording MIDI Controllers |
| Color Name | Red and White |
| Compatible Devices | Headphone |
| Connector Type | MIDI, TRS, USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (78) |
| Date First Available | September 30, 2017 |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Hardware Platform | USB |
| Instrument Key | Transposable |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 11 pounds |
| Item model number | X6 Pro |
| Material Type | Metal, Plastic |
| Mixer Channel Quantity | 2 |
| Musical Style | Electronic |
| Number of Keyboard Keys | 61 |
| Product Dimensions | 35 x 5 x 3 inches |
| Size | 61 Keys |
| Standing screen display size | 3 |
| Supported Software | Ableton Live |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Midiplus
- **Connectivity Technology:** MIDI, USB
- **Number of Keys:** 61
- **Size:** 61 Keys
- **Special Feature:** Keyboard Controller

## Images

![X6 Pro USB MIDI Keyboard Controller - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51jzZi1jIuL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Model** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value! A good-looking keyboard, great keys, built-in sound, 5-pin MIDI, fully programmable.
*by B***N on August 25, 2020*

I will back up others who said this is a great product. Documentation is not great, but it's simple and straightforward. Here's what you get. Firstly this has a real metal enclosure with plastic end pieces. The red aluminum is attractive. Excellent full-sized velocity-sensitive "synth-style" keys, a solid-state pitch/modulation slider, fully-assignable switches and knobs. USB powered. 5 pin MIDI IN and OUT. (no thru) A General MIDI tone module. Nothing special but clean, high-resolution sound including drum kits and effects. The combination of all these features at this price make the 61-key or 88-key models of the X pro series ideal for either beginners who might want to use a simple DAW like Garage Band, or more advanced users. The built-in sound lets you get started immediately and the advanced MIDI capabilities grow with you as you do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Meets expectations and performs remarkably well.
*by J***S on September 15, 2020*

First want to start with the fact that I currently own an 88 key Krome and a 35 key old piece of garbage midi keyboard. Aside from that, I’ve played on dozens of different midi setups over the years with varying levels of control, and ended up choosing this keyboard paired with mainstage over a Nord 3. Another important note is that I use a separate dedicated controller to match a custom interface on mainstage, so I have very little need for many additional knobs, but it delivered right where I needed it to. The keyboard itself is made out of a thicker more durable material, not too crazy heavy, but sturdy enough that I don’t feel bad lugging it around in the back seat of my car. Keys are semi weighted, which takes a minute to get used to if you’re coming from full weighted, but actually have good sensitivity and touch response. I haven’t touched the internal sounds. Last piece is that it did in fact work out of the box without me having to dig through instructions and aesthetically it looked much nicer than a $200 keyboard should. I have 0 buyers remorse.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice choice for dual keyboard on Nord Stage 3
*by T***R on February 5, 2020*

For the price range I give the X-8 Pro 5 stars for now because it does exactly what I bought it for and more. I’ve only had it for about a month, so after using it for a year I may come back and post another review. I needed a MIDI keyboard in order to take advantage of the “Dual Keyboard” feature of my Nord Stage 3. I considered a number of other 88-key MIDI keyboard products and read as much as I could. All of them had mixed reviews, including this one, so any purchase had an element of risk. MIDI-only keyboards do not have built in sound generators and, therefore, can not be used as a stand alone instrument without a computer or, in my case, another keyboard with a dual keyboard MIDI capability. For about $50 more than my next likely choice, the X-8 Pro does have its own sound generators with a wide selection of voices (tones) and can be used as an instrument on its own. It also has a set of programmable percussion pads that work nicely, which for my purposes is a bonus feature. Dimensions (using a tape rule) - Side to side is a bit under 53.5 inches, front to back is 8.5 inches, table to knob height is about 3 inches. The key widths are standard with the white keys about 7/8 inch. White keys are about 5.5 inches long, black keys 3.5 inches. Power - The X-8 is powered through a USB cable (supplied). You don’t need to plug it into a computer USB port to power it up. It can be plugged into an appropriate USB wall charger/power supply. There’s nothing in the manual that states the power draw, but computer USB ports supply 5V and at least 500ma, meaning if the X-8 design was based on that specification, then a USB power device that supplies at least 500ma should suffice. I picked up a cheap 2.0 amp USB charger and it’s working fine (make sure you buy a charger that accepts the supplied cable USB plug). Additionally, I tested it with a USB battery pack used to recharge a cell phone or tablet when other power is not available (mine is a Mophie) and it worked fine. I only tested the battery pack for 1/2 hour and its indicator LEDs were still showing full charge so I figure the power consumption of the X-8 isn’t very much. A drawback is the X-8 does not have a power on/off switch, which means you have to unplug the USB cable or provide an external switch of some kind. Key action - I am not a professional musician and do not have many years of experience playing acoustic piano or other particular keyboard. I do have some experience on a Hammond organ M3 from the late 50s, a Lowrey organ from the late 60s, a little plinking time on acoustic pianos of various makes, a small Yamaha from the 90s, and my Nord Stage 3. With that said I can say I don’t have a strong preconceived notion of what a particular kind of keyboard should or must feel like and in fact have come to appreciate they all feel a bit different from each other and that is their “personality”, which the user needs to adjust to. The X-8 keys have a slightly stronger spring (rather than weighted) feel than the Nord and other keyboards I’ve mentioned. The sensation was slight and easy to get used to and doesn’t interfere with my playing at all and, in fact, I now expect the tactile feedback as part of the “personality” of this instrument. You can select one of eight possible velocity curves for the keyboard, 1 & 2 are Light dynamics, 3 & 4 are Normal dynamics, 5 & 6 are Heavy dynamics, and 7 & 8 are called Settled dynamics. You need to experiment with these to discover what your preference is for the piece (soft or jammin’) or instrument (piano, organ, other) you wish to play. Users Manual - I give the manual 2.5 or 3 out of 5 stars because it could use some work to make it more informative and user friendly. I believe the instruction manual should be rated separately from the instrument and not effect the rating of the instrument. Some of the problem may be in a less than accurate translation from Chinese to common working English, but that isn’t all the problem. Beginners and others that are not well versed in MIDI terms and functionality will be confused when MIDI usage and terms are presented. A few extra paragraphs and a glossary of what the acronyms and abbreviations mean would be helpful to avoid numerous trips to the Internet to discover what they mean. Some of the “how to” examples are cryptic or just plain wrong, for example the procedure to modify the use of a single drum pad doesn’t even mention when to select which pad for programming. A word of CAUTION is to write down the default values of buttons and knobs, which are displayed on the screen when you use them, BEFORE you change them. As far as the knobs go (T1 - T0) you should leave the pre-assigned knobs (T6 - T0) alone until you know what you are doing. Even though the examples in the manual have you modifying T0, you’d be better off to experiment with T1 instead - leave T0 alone until you are sure of what you are doing. In any case, if you totally mess up there is a factory reset procedure, which should return the instrument to its factory out of the box settings. Appendix 3 & 4 should be combined into one useful spread sheet showing the drum tone and serial number used to set up a percussion pad instead of trying to decipher the tone to a syllable key on appendix 3 and then to the serial number on appendix 4. The list numbers (1 - 61) on appendix 3 apparently have no meaning and the manual doesn’t explain at all what the purpose of using key syllables has. The phrase “it is memorized” is used to indicate the setting will remain after cycling the power and not just for the duration of the current session. It would be nice if some space was dedicated to the use of the MMC transport section, which I haven’t used at all yet. The buttons and pads can be programmed to send a MIDI command or perform a function. My advice is to study the manual carefully and experiment to get past its shortcomings. Like other digital instruments the X-8 has a power up default setting, which does NOT read the current positions of any of the analog knobs. For example, it starts with a piano setup with loud volume level regardless of where the volume knob (default is T0) is positioned. Simply tweak the appropriate knob (T0 in this example) to where you’d like it after power up. For my dual keyboard application I may not want the default piano sound at all so I simply tweak T0 up a bit and then turn it right back to off. This seems to have no effect on the drum pads so I can have the dual keyboard action through the Nord and drum pads through the T-8 at the same time - Nice! The X-8 came with a serial number code you can use to get a free copy of a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) type software called “Bitwig Studio”. I downloaded it but haven’t tried it out as I write this. You could also use “Audacity”, “Garage Band” on an Apple, or any number of available commercial DAW systems. This review is for the X-8 as I use it, not a related software review. The X-8 has a wide range of tones (voices) and has plenty of sounds and function control capabilities and is a very good value for the price. It can easily be used strictly as a MIDI controller or a stand alone instrument or for some configurations both at the same time. So far, I’m glad I took the chance on it.

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