Black Friday keyboard, synth, and piano deals 2024: The Black Friday deals are still live, and these are the very best savings for pianists, synth players and producers

With Casio's multi-dimensional AiR processing, 88 scaled hammer action keys, superb tones and very accessible playing action, this is a fantastic option for beginners and with $79 off, you really can't go wrong.

At the core of this Roland stage piano is a stellar sound engine that delivers magnificent tones to suit any situation - and right now you can save a whopping $150 at Sweetwater.

With Casio's multi-dimensional AiR processing, 88 scaled hammer action keys, 19 additional tones and a very accessible playing action, this is a superb option for beginners and with $200 off, you really can't go wrong.

At the core of this Roland stage piano is a stellar sound engine that delivers magnificent tones to suit any situation - and right now you can save a whopping $150 at Sweetwater.

For players just starting out on their piano journey, it's vital to opt for an instrument that gives you all the necessary features to learn, without hindering your progress. That means 88-notes, fully weighted keys, sustain pedal and high-quality sounds. Luckily, the P-45 ticks all of these boxes and does so without breaking the bank!

Looking for a sleek, compact, and brilliant sounding home piano? Well look no further than Casio's stunning AP-750. Right now you can save £194 at Andertons.

Compact, stylish, and brilliant sounding, the LP380 is a stellar beginner digital piano delivers outstanding performance without breaking the bank - and better yet, you can save £74 at Andertons.

With Casio's multi-dimensional AiR processing, 88 scaled hammer action keys, 19 additional tones and a very accessible playing action, this is a superb option for beginners.

With Casio's multi-dimensional AiR processing, 88 scaled hammer action keys, 19 additional tones and a very accessible playing action, this is a superb option for beginners and with $200 off, you really can't go wrong.

Get £50 off this outgoing edition of the MS-1 in black, Behringer's answer to the fabled SH-101. Granted, it's not quite the same as the original grey, but I quite like it and at this low price, it's a no-brainer.

The eXpanded Modelling Technology synth from Korg squeezes into a new chassis and a new price bracket this Black Friday.

The Modwave mkII has taken a significant hit in the price department. Originally $799, it dropped to $699 more recently and now a further $30 has been taken off.

I still rate this analogue/digital hybrid synth as one of the best synths to come from Korg in recent years. It was already good value for money and an extra $30 should sway anyone hovering over that buy button.

Korg Volcas: save $10 on most of the current Volca range at Sweetwater (excl. Volca Sample 2)
It might be a small saving, but these diminutive machines are already keenly priced we're sure you'll agree.

Get Arturia V Collection X for free when you buy Astrolab at Sweetwater
It's not cheap, but this deal is amazing value. Get the hands-on tactility of Astrolab with the depth and ever-growing plugin selection of V Collection X all for $1,599, saving you $299.

Roland's SH-4d is a multi-part groovebox that combines digital and virtual analog synthesis, plus a deceptively capable drum engine. It's available for less that $400 this weekend, which is the best price we've seen since release.

Push 3 takes everything you love about Ableton Live and squeezes it into a standalone instrument equipped with 64 MPE-enabled pads, a premium audio/MIDI interface and 256GB of onboard storage. Not only giving you complete access to Ableton's vast arsenal of devices and effects, Push 3 can confidently act as the central hub of your entire set-up, letting you record instruments, sequence external gear, and arrange complete tracks without once reaching for your keyboard and mouse.

If you're an Ableton Live user that wants to experiment with hardware control without going completely DAWless, Push 3 could be a game-changer. Controlling Live via Push transforms a traditional mouse-bound workflow into something spontaneous, improvisatory and expressive, letting you break free of the computer screen and discover a whole new perspective on electronic music-making. Play melodies, program beats, warp samples, record instruments and arrange entire songs, all from Push's sleek, rubber-clad hardware.

Roland FP-30X: Was $799.99, now $699
Roland's FP range is one of our favourites when it comes to affordable beginner-friendly instruments, so naturally, we get very excited when we see one with a healthy discount. Right now you can save $100 at Guitar Center.

Vox Continental: Was $1,599.99, now $999.99
The original Vox Continental is a classic. Used by the likes of The Beatles and The Doors this organ was one of the defining sounds of the '60s. This modern version looks to deliver the sound and vibe of the original but with modern playability and features - and better yet, you can save $600 at Sweetwater!

Kawai CN29: Was $1,699, now $999
The Kawai CN29 is a truly stunning home piano. From its superb sounds, effortless playability, charming good look and Bluetooth features this piano offers players a whole lot for a very modest price - and it's even better with $400 slashed off the price!

Yamaha P-145 B: Was £399, now £366
Yamaha's P-45 was most definitely one of the most popular beginner pianos on the market, and the latest iteration builds on the previous generation but manages to shrink the model to an even more compact size, making it more portable. This unit is still firmly new, so we are surprised to see it discount for Black Friday. Read our full Yamaha P-145 review.

Korg SV-2 73: Was £1,499, now £1,245
The Korg SV-2 is one of our favourite stage pianos. As you'd expect, befitting its retro styling, there is an eclectic collection of vintage sounds locked away inside including almost every American tine and reed EP, as well as a Japanese electric grand - and when there's £254 slashed off the price, we can't help but recommend it.

Casio Privia PX-870: Was $1,199, now $999
With Casio's multi-dimensional AiR processing, 88 scaled hammer action keys, 19 additional tones and a very accessible playing action, this is a superb option for beginners and with $200 off, you really can't go wrong.