Deal: Arturia Keystep 32 MIDI CV keyboard controller and sequencer is 51% OFF

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Deal: Arturia Keystep 32, the best-selling and now-discontinued MIDI CV keyboard controller & sequencer, is now available for 57,90€ (51% OFF).

Update: the deal with 20+ units is sold out. 

In recent months, Arturia has completely revamped its KeyStep line, except for the Pro version. We got a 32-key version at the end of 2025, followed by a 37-key Mk2 in February of this year. 

The original KeyStep Mk1, introduced at NAMM in 2016 and a long-running success, has been discontinued since the release of the MK2 generation. However, some units are still available. Gear4Music is currently offering the Arturia KeyStep 32 Mk1 at a 51% discount.

Deal: Arturia Keystep 32

Deal: Arturia KeyStep 32

The KeyStep 32 (Mk1) was officially released after NAMM 2016 for 119€. That was 10 years ago—how time flies! It was a huge success for the company but also brought something unique to the table: a MIDI & CV keyboard with a built-in step sequencer at an affordable price.

Now the last units need to leave the warehouses to make room for others. Gear4Music has put together a deal to buy the Arturia KeyStep Mk1 for just £49,99/57,90€, 51% less than its original price. That’s even less than the Behringer clone, which is currently priced at 77€.

For 57,90€, you get a great MIDI/CV keyboard controller with velocity and aftertouch and a polyphonic sequencer.

The features you need to know are:

  • 32-key mini keyboard with velocity and aftertouch
  • built-in arpeggiator 
  • 8-voice polyphonic sequencer with rest, tie, and legato note entry
  • chord play mode
  • USB (micro USB not good) 
  • 5-pin MIDI IN/OUT sockets 
  • analog sync in and out 
  • sustain pedal in
  • CV outputs (CV, gate, and mod) 

Deal Or Not 

The Arturia KeyStep 32 has been a faithful companion in my studio and on the go for 10 years, so at the current price it’s definitely a deal. Yes, the MK2 generation offers many more features, but is also somewhat less hands-on than the Mk1 devices.

The Mk1 also features micro USB, which is certainly a relic of the past. If you can live with that and want a very affordable keyboard with a sequencer, this is an unbeatable price. So good, in fact, that even heavily-used second-hand devices are often more expensive.

The deal on the Arturia Keystep 32 (MK1) is available now on Gear4Music for £49,99 or 57,90€ for a limited time.

More information here: Arturia 

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