Novation Launchkey Mini 25 MK4 MIDI Keyboard Controller Bundle with ADAM Audio D3V Active Studio Monitors (Pair) and Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen USB Audio Interface

The Complete Desktop Production Studio: Make It, Record It, Hear It

This bundle is a full music-production studio engineered to fit on a single desk. The Novation Launchkey Mini 25 MK4 is the creative hub — a 25-key MIDI controller with 16 expressive pads, a generative arpeggiator, and deep DAW integration for writing melodies, beats, and chord progressions. The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen interface captures your vocals, guitar, and instruments at 24-bit/192kHz. And the ADAM Audio D3V active monitors let you hear every decision accurately, with studio-grade ribbon-tweeter detail. Together they cover the three jobs every producer needs handled: input, recording, and monitoring — with nothing left to source.

Launchkey Mini 25 MK4: Hands-On Control That Fits in a Backpack

The Launchkey Mini 25 MK4 packs a full production workflow into an ultra-portable body. Its 25 synth-weight, velocity-sensitive mini-keys span two octaves with octave shift to reach the full range, while 16 RGB FSR pads add velocity sensitivity and polyphonic aftertouch for drums, clips, and chords. Eight endless rotary encoders map to your mixer, plug-in parameters, and sends, and a 128x64 OLED display keeps chords, scales, and DAW info in view. It's the controller for the producer who works at a desk, on the couch, and on the road.

Play in Key Every Time With Scale, Chord, and Arpeggiator Modes

The MK4's creative engine is what sets it apart. Scale Mode locks your playing to any of 30 scales so wrong notes are corrected in real time. Chord Mode stores up to 40 chords across the pads and triggers full progressions one-handed, while Fixed Chord and Chord Map let you transpose stored chords across the keys, and an onboard Chord Detector names what you play on the OLED. The generative arpeggiator builds evolving rhythms on any instrument. Whether you're a beginner learning to play in key or a producer sketching ideas fast, the controller does the music theory with you.

ADAM Audio D3V: Reference-Grade Monitoring on a Desktop Footprint

You can't mix what you can't hear. The ADAM Audio D3V active monitors bring true studio reference sound to the desk, built around the D-ART 1.5″ ribbon tweeter that resolves air, reverb tails, and detail most desktop speakers smear over. Dual 3.5″ aluminum woofers and dual-sided passive radiators extend bass to 45 Hz with no port chuffing, and 240W of Class-D power drives up to 97 dB SPL. Onboard DSP room-adaptation switches (Desk, Wall, Corner) tune the response to where the speakers actually sit, and detachable 15-degree stands aim the tweeters at your ears.

Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen: The Recording Bridge Between Idea and Track

The Scarlett Solo 4th Gen turns your computer into a recording studio. Its 4th-generation mic preamp delivers -127dBu EIN with 57dB of gain and switchable Air mode (Presence and Harmonic Drive) for analog-style brightness on vocals and acoustic instruments. A Hi-Z instrument input captures electric guitar and bass direct with full pickup character, Dynamic Gain Halos give a visual clip warning, and Auto Gain plus Clip Safe set safe levels automatically. It records at 24-bit/192kHz over a single bus-powered USB-C cable — the bridge that gets a performance off the keys and into your DAW.

How the Three Pieces Work Together as One Studio

The workflow is seamless. Play and program in your DAW using the Launchkey Mini over USB-C. Record vocals, guitar, or any instrument through the Scarlett Solo's preamp and instrument input, also over USB-C. Then monitor the result through the D3V active monitors, fed either from the Scarlett's balanced 1/4″ TRS outputs or directly from the computer over USB-C. Every connection is USB-C or balanced analog, every device is bus- or self-powered, and nothing requires drivers. It's a studio that sets up in minutes and travels in a backpack.

For the First-Time Producer, the Upgrader, and the Backpack Studio Builder

If you're starting from scratch, this is the rare bundle where the controller, interface, and monitors were chosen to work together — no mismatched gear, no missing cables, no guesswork. If you're upgrading from a USB microphone and laptop speakers, the Scarlett's preamp and the D3V's ribbon tweeter are a step into real studio quality. And if you're a comparison shopper, the spec sheet holds up: 24-bit/192kHz conversion, a D-ART ribbon tweeter, polyphonic-aftertouch pads, and USB-C throughout. Sit down, plug in, and make music.