Eight push encoders and one fader beside your laptop.
Your studio is a laptop on the kitchen table, and tonight it is on a train. The idea should not wait for a larger studio. At 0.5 kg, X-TOUCH MINI travels in the same bag as the laptop. It takes its power from the supplied USB cable. It also works with an iPad through an Apple camera adapter. Plug it in, with no driver to install, and your music software has real knobs, buttons and a fader.
Small moves, made by hand
Eight endless push encoders each wear a 13-segment amber LED ring. Turn them for fine control such as pan on channels 1 to 8. The 60 mm fader looks after level.
Sixteen buttons, more than one job
Two rows of 8 backlit buttons cover solo, mute, play, record and stop. On stage, the same buttons trigger samples or switch a spotlight on and off. That makes it a trigger controller for mobile and live performance too.
Set it up your way
Presets A and B hold two sets of MIDI assignments. Hold the MC button while plugging in to switch to Mackie Control mode. It remembers your choice after you unplug it. The free X-TOUCH editor software changes what each control sends.
