Novation Launchkey Mini 37 MK4 White Studio Bundle: A Complete Record-and-Produce Rig in Two-Tone White and Black

This is the full front-to-back studio built around the white Launchkey Mini 37 MK4 — the controller you play, the interface and microphone you record into, and the monitors you mix on, all in one box. Where most Launchkey Mini bundles stop at a controller and speakers, this one adds the Scarlett 2i2 Studio package: a 24-bit/192kHz USB-C interface, a CM25 MkIII large-diaphragm condenser microphone, and SH-450 closed-back headphones. The white-and-grey keyboard pairs with black ADAM Audio D3V monitors for a sharp two-tone desk that looks as deliberate as it sounds. Plug in over USB-C, open Ableton Live Lite, and you can program, sing, track a guitar, and reference your mix without sourcing a single extra cable or buying a second piece of gear.

Three Octaves of Velocity-Sensitive Mini-Keys That Fit Any Desk

The Launchkey Mini 37 gives you 37 synth-style mini-keys — a full three octaves — in a backpack-sized white-and-grey body just 1.9 inches tall. That extra octave over a 25-key mini controller is the difference between a left-hand bass line and a right-hand melody coexisting on the keyboard, instead of constantly shifting octaves mid-take. Keys are velocity-sensitive, so dynamics translate from a soft verse to a hard-hitting drop, and the clean light finish matches a white-themed studio desk that the standard black model can't.

16 RGB Pads, Generative Arpeggiator, and Scale Mode Keep You In Key

Sixteen RGB-backlit FSR pads carry polyphonic aftertouch and a patented radial sensor in each pad, so finger-drummed beats and chord stabs respond to pressure the way a real performance should. Scale Mode locks all 37 keys to one of 30 scales so every note you play lands in key, while the Chord Map, Fixed Chord, and User Chord modes turn single keys into full progressions. The generative arpeggiator with its 8-step editor adds tie, accent, ratchet, and mutation — ideas arrive faster than you can second-guess them, and the 128 x 64 OLED shows chords, scales, and parameters in real time.

The Scarlett 2i2 Studio Turns Performance Into Recording

The included Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Studio is what separates this bundle from a controller-and-speakers setup: it is the recording front-end. Two 4th-generation mic preamps deliver 69 dB of gain range with -127 dBu EIN — clean, transparent capture with no audible hiss — and 24-bit/192kHz conversion with 120 dB of dynamic range. Auto Gain sets your level in ten seconds, Clip Safe checks the signal 96,000 times a second to catch a clipped take before it happens, and Air Mode adds console-style presence to vocals. Two Hi-Z instrument inputs mean a guitar or bass plugs straight in alongside the mic.

CM25 MkIII Condenser and SH-450 Headphones: You Can Sing and Monitor Out of the Box

Because this is the Studio package, a CM25 MkIII large-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone and SH-450 closed-back over-ear headphones ship in the box — not as an upsell. The CM25 MkIII has a bright, present character built for vocals and acoustic instruments, connects to the 2i2 with the included 9.8-foot XLR cable, and runs on the interface's 48V phantom power. The SH-450 headphones give you isolated, closed-back monitoring for tracking takes and arranging late at night without disturbing anyone. Together they mean you can record a real vocal the day the box arrives.

ADAM Audio D3V Monitors Bring Ribbon-Tweeter Detail to the Desk

When it's time to mix out loud, the black ADAM Audio D3V pair delivers studio-reference sound from a compact desktop footprint. The D-ART 1.5-inch ribbon tweeter resolves high-frequency detail and air that dome tweeters smear, dual 3.5-inch aluminum woofers and dual-sided passive radiators push usable bass down to 45 Hz without a port, and 240W of Class-D power keeps it composed at volume. A USB-C digital input takes audio straight from your computer, while DSP room-adaptation switches for desk, wall, and corner placement tune the response to where the speakers actually sit.

How the Keyboard, Interface, Mic, and Monitors Work as One Studio

Every piece has a job and they connect cleanly. The Launchkey Mini 37 plays and controls your DAW over USB-C. The Scarlett 2i2 Studio captures the CM25 MkIII microphone and any instrument, and the SH-450 headphones plug into its dedicated headphone amp for zero-latency monitoring while you track. The D3V monitors take the playback over USB-C or balanced 1/4-inch from the interface's outputs for mixing decisions. Pro Tools Intro+ and Ableton Live Lite are included, so the software is covered too — there is no missing link between playing an idea and hearing a finished mix.

For the First-Time Producer, the Upgrader, and the White-Desk Builder

If you are buying your first complete setup, this bundle removes every guess — controller, interface, microphone, headphones, monitors, and DAW software arrive matched and ready. If you are upgrading from a USB mic or a 25-key controller, you gain real preamps, phantom-powered condenser capture, a third octave, and ribbon-tweeter monitoring all at once. And if you are building a clean white-themed studio, the white-and-grey Launchkey against black D3V monitors is a deliberate two-tone look you can't get from a single-finish kit. Plug in and start making music.