Synido MIDI Pad Controller 16 Beat Pad Maker Machine for Music Production

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• [Easy Learning with Synido Midi Pad] Unlike others, with an intuitive layout, plenty of practicality, and easiness of use, Synido Midi pad controller keeps things simple for players, giving you the most remarkable music production experience ever. Being an ultra-light, thin, and portable beat machine is perfect for camping, traveling, performing, etc., making music-creating on the go
• [Immersive Enjoyable Rhythm Game] Beat pad with dedicated controls set on board offers effective access to key features and functions while composing music. It also includes 4 flexible encoders and practical transport controls. Focusing on your creativity and ideas, it is easier to select, edit and play sounds
• [Brilliant Backlit Beat Machine] Nicely sized 16 Drum Pads with 3 memory banks for a total of 48 virtual pads, streamline your learning process. 4 velocity-sensitive curves better cater to your needs, responsive to your strikes in real-time and durable silicone pad provides a more expressive and dynamic playing experience[PAD14 DOES NOT LIGHT UP IN KEY MODE]
• [Full Programmability, Ultra-Precise Flexibility] Synido Midi pad controller is compatible with most DAWs. It offers ultra-precise flexibility with its editor, making it suitable for music producers of all skill levels. Full-color range editable beat pads are useful personalized visual cues for smooth creation, with stunning rhythm light show
• [High-speed Connectivity, Maximum Versatility>] Synido Midi Pad is highly versatile and can be used with any MIDI-enabled device, including PCs, Macs, and mobile devices. Plug-and-play design with a Type C connector provides faster data transfer, while the extra independent DC-5V jack for additional power supply for more reliable and convenient music production
• ⚠️Just to clarify—this isn't a standalone instrument. It's a MIDI controller, which means you'll need DAW software like Garageband on your pc/tablet/phone to actually compose and hear music.