ammoon EasyControl.9 World Portable Mini USB Slim-Line Control Midi Controller
Features: 9 midi control groups: 9 knobs + 9 sliders + 9 buttons. 4 programmable memory banks. 6 transport buttons: Rew, play, FF, loop, stop, rec. 2 assignable buttons: Used as midi CC switches. 1 rotary knob for tone adjustment 1 slider for volume adjustment. 2 buttons for sending settled control message.(Controller number: 64/67) plug and play USB 2.0 cable, no need of driver installation. USB bus powered – no additional power cable needed. Specifications: Color: Black material: Plastic operating system: Support for win 8/win 7/win XP/win vista/mac OSX. Item size: 34 x 10 x 2cm/13.4 x 3.9 x 0.8in item weight: 431g/15.2oz package size: 39 x 11 x 4cm/15.4 x 4.3 x 1.6in package weight: 548g/19.4oz. package list: 1 x midi slim-line controller 1 x USB cable.
Product Features
- Includes: 9 midi control groups: 9 knobs + 9 sliders + 9 buttons
- 4 programmable memory banks
- 6 transport buttons: Rew, play, FF, loop, stop, rec
- Plug and play USB 2.0 cable, no need of driver installation
- Comes with editor software
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Go China! This product is the manufactured in China analogue of the Korg NanoKontroller 2, but unlike the infuriating Korg, I actually got this thing to interface successfully with Pro Tools 12 on a Windows 10 PC. Both devices have downloadable software editors that allow you to assign CC to each of the controls. I spent an entire night trying to get Pro Tools to recognize the settings in the Korg NanoKontroller editor window, but to no avail. At some point, you just want to be able to plug something in…
So awesome, I bought 2! I would highly recommend these for anybody doing home studio recording, live streaming, or live looping.I’m using them on Windows 7 and 10 systems. These are great, and at a great price. Are they a little cheap? Well, kinda. But not as bad as you might think. But at this price, I could break it and just buy another one. The buttons are very responsive and the faders are surprisingly smooth. I cannot directly compare this with the Korg nanoKontrol 2, since I don’t own one. But this does…