Three years on, and it appears that Melbourne Instruments has placed those motorized knobs in a MIDI controller. While no official announcement has yet been made, images and video have appeared on ...

Three years on, and it appears that Melbourne Instruments has placed those motorized knobs in a MIDI controller. While no official announcement has yet been made, images and video have appeared on ...

Physically it’s nothing surprising — 25 mini keys, four user programable knobs and slimmed down case with a fresh coat of paint. (The older versions weren’t exactly what you’d call stylish.) ...

Three years on, and it appears that Melbourne Instruments has placed those motorized knobs in a MIDI controller. While no official announcement has yet been made, images and video have appeared on ...

Both MIDI controllers feature 25-key keyboards, pads, knobs for controlling sounds, and buttons for further features, such as octave shifting and preset sounds.

The 49-note model boasts 16 RGB pads, eight knobs, and dedicated navigation and control buttons, which make it easy to adjust your pitch, launch a clip or create a backbeat.

The third-generation MiniLab is a similar offering to its predecessor, giving you a compact 25-note keyboard, various other control features and plenty of sounds courtesy of the tightly integrated ...

I am working with Reason 2.5, and currently have a Midiman Oxygen 8, which I like, but I find that since I can't play keys, I am way better off using the step sequencer to control the synths ...

The MIDI Fighter Twister controller has 16 knobs that let you crank, bend, and manipulate any noise you can load onto a computer.

[shantea] builds MIDI controllers, and after a successful first endeavor with a matrix of buttons and knobs, he decided to branch out to something a little bit cooler. It’s called Ceylon, and… ...

MIDI controllers offer more precision for software users than a mouse but often include hardware control expressly linked to a certain, single parameter onscreen.

[Max Justicz], an awesome pseudonym if we’ve ever heard one, built a MIDI controller that allows for 48 inputs for buttons, knobs, and any other electrical connection imaginable.