Good instruments. Better possibilities.

Riff & Keys / Find your frequency

Find your next sound.

A new instrument. A different texture. Start with a search.

A few places to start

Riff & Keys / Signal House

Find your signal.

Thoughtful gear for curious people. Connect with the instruments and ideas that move you.

01 / Explore the signal

Choose a channel

Keyboard controller with keys and performance controls.

01 / Keys

Make room for an idea.

From a desk-side sketch to your next live set. Find a controller that puts the possibilities within reach.

Illustrative ivory electric guitar.

02 / Guitars

A connection you can feel.

An inspiring shape. A familiar chord. Discover electric and acoustic guitars that invite you to keep playing.

Illustrative lavender delay effects pedal.

03 / Pedals

Take a different route.

A little drive, a little space, a different perspective. Follow the signal somewhere new.

02 / The equipment shelf

Ready for your next session.

Scroll across for more gear.

03 / Listening room

Hear the possibilities.

Three sketches to spark an idea. These are synthesized illustrations, not recordings of the products.

01 / Listen

Clean

A little clarity. Room for every note.

Clean · Synthesized illustrative demo.

02 / Listen

Crunch

An edge of grit. A little more attitude.

Crunch · Synthesized illustrative demo.

03 / Listen

Ambient

More space. A different perspective.

Ambient · Synthesized illustrative demo.
Close-up details of an illustrative offset electric guitar.

04 / Make the connection

The details
make the difference.

The shape of a neck. The feel of a string. The setup that makes you want to play one more song. Start with what feels right.

Curiosity is a good starting point.

05 / A little clarity

Good questions.
A clearer signal.

A few useful starting points before you choose your next piece of gear.

Where should I start?

Think about the music you want to make and where you will play. Start with one instrument that feels comfortable, then add the essentials around it.

How do I choose a controller?

Check the connections, dimensions and compatibility information on the product page. Consider the number of keys and the space available at your desk.

Can I listen before choosing?

The listening room offers synthesized sketches for inspiration. Read each product’s media notes and specifications, or ask us about the sound and setup you have in mind.

Need a second opinion?

Tell us what you already use and what you would like to try. The Contact page is a good place to start a conversation.

Your next idea is waiting.