Novation Launchkey Mini 37 MK4 Mini MIDI Keyboard Controller Recording Bundle with Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Studio 4th Gen, CM25 MkIII Condenser Microphone, SH-450 Headphones, and ADAM Audio D3V Black Desktop Monitors

Novation Launchkey Mini 37 MK4 Recording Bundle: A Complete Studio You Can Sing, Play, and Mix On

This is the bundle for the producer who wants to make finished music, not just sketch ideas. It pairs the Novation Launchkey Mini 37 MK4 three-octave MIDI keyboard with a full Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Studio recording pack and a pair of ADAM Audio D3V desktop monitors. The keyboard gives you playing range and instant control over your DAW. The Scarlett 2i2 Studio adds a CM25 MkIII condenser microphone, SH-450 closed-back headphones, and a 10-foot XLR cable, so you can record vocals and live instruments the same day you unbox it. The D3V monitors let you hear the mix accurately before you commit. Everything you need to write, record, and reference is here in one order.

Three Octaves, 16 FSR Pads, and Creative Tools That Keep You in Key

The Launchkey Mini 37 puts 37 velocity-sensitive mini-keys under your hands — three octaves of range in a body small enough to live on a crowded desk or ride in a backpack. Sixteen RGB FSR pads carry polyphonic aftertouch and a unique radial sensor on every pad, so finger drumming feels tighter and more consistent than typical mini controllers. The generative arpeggiator with its 8-step editor turns a held chord into ratcheted, mutated rhythmic patterns, while Scale Mode locks the keys to one of 30 scales so wrong notes simply disappear. Three chord modes — Chord Map, Fixed Chord, and User Chord — let a single finger trigger full progressions. The 128x64 OLED shows your chords, scales, and parameters in real time, and eight endless encoders map to plugins, the mixer, sends, and transport.

The Scarlett 2i2 Studio Turns the Setup Into a Real Recording Rig

A MIDI keyboard makes MIDI — but the moment you want to record a vocal, an acoustic guitar, or a real instrument, you need a microphone, a preamp, and a way to monitor. The Scarlett 2i2 Studio solves all three. Its two 4th-generation preamps deliver 69 dB of gain with -127 dBu EIN, capturing the included CM25 MkIII large-diaphragm cardioid condenser cleanly and quietly. Auto Gain sets the right level in ten seconds, Clip Safe checks the signal 96,000 times a second to stop digital overs, and Air mode adds presence and harmonic drive for a brighter, more open sound. Conversion runs at 24-bit/192kHz with 120 dB of dynamic range, derived from the same RedNet architecture in Focusrite flagship interfaces. The SH-450 closed-back headphones give you isolated monitoring while you track.

ADAM Audio D3V: Hear the Mix the Way It Really Sounds

Headphones are great for tracking, but mixing decisions need monitors. The ADAM Audio D3V pair brings a D-ART 1.5-inch ribbon tweeter for extended, detailed highs, twin 3.5-inch aluminum woofers, and dual-sided passive radiators that push the low end down to 45 Hz without a port — surprising bass from a compact desktop speaker. With 240W of peak Class-D power and 97 dB max SPL, the D3V fills a desk with clarity, and DSP room-adaptation switches tune the response for desk, wall, or corner placement. USB-C digital input means you can run them straight from a laptop, while the 1/4-inch TRS inputs take the balanced outputs of the Scarlett for the full-quality monitoring path.

How the Keyboard, Interface, and Monitors Work as One System

Each piece covers a stage of the workflow. The Launchkey Mini 37 is your instrument and DAW controller. The Scarlett 2i2 Studio is the front door for any live sound — plug the CM25 MkIII into the XLR cable, flip on 48V phantom power, and you are recording vocals or guitar through clean preamps. The SH-450 headphones isolate you while tracking; the D3V monitors take over when it is time to mix. The keyboard connects over USB-C, the interface connects over USB-C, and the D3V can run from USB-C or the interface's balanced TRS outputs. Bundled Pro Tools Intro and Ableton Live Lite licenses mean you have a DAW the moment the gear is plugged in. Nothing here is left to source separately.

For the First-Time Producer, the Upgrader, and the Singer-Songwriter

If this is your first rig, the appeal is obvious: a keyboard, an interface, a studio microphone, monitoring headphones, reference monitors, and recording software in a single purchase — no guessing which cable or adapter you forgot. If you are upgrading from a USB mic or built-in laptop audio, the jump in capture quality and monitoring accuracy is immediate and audible. And if you are a singer-songwriter who needs to record vocals and acoustic guitar with character, the CM25 MkIII paired with the Scarlett's Air mode delivers exactly that. Sit down, plug in, and record. Everything you need is here.