ATOM MIDI Pad Controller Now Available
The Atom connects to your computer via USB and is compatible with most music production and performance software.… Read More ATOM MIDI Pad Controller Now Available
MIDI Controllers are hardware and software systems designed to generates and transmits MIDI data to MIDI-enabled devices. The most common types of MIDI Controllers are music keyboards, MIDI control surfaces and DJ control surfaces.
Here are the most recent posts at Synthtopia about MIDI Controllers.
The Atom connects to your computer via USB and is compatible with most music production and performance software.… Read More ATOM MIDI Pad Controller Now Available
The new module features 25 keys, designed to let you expressively play any type of digital instrument. … Read More Joué Intros Grand Clavier MPE Controller (Sneak Preview)
Novation shared this video, featuring product guru Enrique Martinez sharing his take on the differences between the LaunchPad and the LaunchPad Pro. … Read More Novation LaunchPad vs LaunchPad Pro
These DIY controllers are a way to add a more engaging physical dimension to the MIDI controllers that have become a standard in electronic music. … Read More Author & Punisher On Bringing A Physical Dimension To MIDI Controllers For Doom Metal
KB Devices has launched a Kickstarter project to fund production of the State Of The Loop, a dedicated foot pedal MIDI controller for looping with Ableton Live.… Read More Dedicated Hardware Controller For Ableton Live Looping
“You can switch between the MIDI modules and build your own custom MIDI controller,” notes Cohen. “You can use it with everything that can be controlled by MIDI like DAWs, soft-synths (Reaktor, Softube Modular) and also hardware.”… Read More Midilar Like Eurorack For MIDI Controllers
Developer Raphael Huber has launched an IndieGoGo project to fund production of the Rava Yamana, a DIY USB-MIDI controller that’s designed for controlling virtual analog software synths. … Read More Rava Yamana – A MIDI Controller Specifically For VST Synths
Back in the 80s, the Millioniser 2000 pioneered the still-largely-unexplored world of the MIDI harmonica.… Read More Emonica – An Open Source Take On The Millioniser 2000 MIDI Harmonica
Available in a 49-key or 61-key version, the KeyLab MkII can be used with software synths, as a DAW controller or to control your synth hardware. … Read More Arturia KeyLab MK2 Hands-On Demo
The hurdy-gurdy is a stringed instrument that produces sound by a hand-cranked wheel wheel that ‘bows’ strings as it turns. … Read More Hurdy Gurdy MIDI System – A Futuristic Take On An Ancient Instrument