Arturia MiniLab 37 Gets a Full Extra Octave

Portable and playable   16-Jun-26

Arturia has added a 37-key model to its MiniLab line for those who want a little bit more playability, whilst keeping the familiar control surface and giving you a full octave more keybed to work with.

• 37 velocity-sensitive slim keys - 12 more than the 25-note MiniLab 3, enough room for two-handed parts, wider chord voicings, and basslines that previously ran off the end of the board.
• Carries over the established MiniLab control set: 8 RGB velocity- and pressure-sensitive pads (now stacked 2x4 to keep the width down), 8 endless rotary encoders, 4 assignable faders, and pitch/mod touch strips.
• Mini display with a clickable browser knob for preset navigation and deeper Analog Lab / DAW integration.
• Shift button for MIDI channel selection; Hold and Chord modes; octave and semitone transpose.
• Connectivity: USB-C (bus-powered), 5-pin DIN MIDI Out, and a dual-mode control jack handling sustain, footswitch, or expression - the expression option being something you don't often see on units this size. 
• Eco angle: at least 50% recycled plastic, 100% recyclable packaging, and a 5-year warranty. 
• Software bundle: Analog Lab Intro (presets from V Collection and Pigments), Ableton Live Lite, Native Instruments Komplete Select, Loopcloud, and Melodics.

 Plenty of 37-key controllers exist, but few in this class include assignable faders, and combined with the endless encoders - which never jump when you switch instruments - that makes it a more complete mixing and parameter-control surface for its price point.

It slots between the 25-key MiniLab 3 and a full-size KeyLab, for those who want backpack portability a little extra keyboardage.

Available now, priced at $199 USD / €149 EUR (some retailers listing it around €139), in white and black.

More Info: https://www.arturia.com/products/hybrid-synths/minilab-37/overview