Midi Fighter 3D is designed to “bring the controller off the table, using physical movement to control sound, ” according to the company.
The hardware combines a grid of 16 arcade buttons with three dimensions of motion tracking. Three sensors track the controller’s orientation in space, and each button has an analogue expression message. All motions send out messages that can be mapped to any software supporting MIDI, DJ Techtools says.
The Midi Fighter 3D also features customizable RGB arcade buttons that can be configured to display a range of colors, patterns or effects. Rather than labels, you can reconfigure the buttons to display unique colors.
For more information, photos, and video about the Midi Fighter 3D, visit www.djtechtools.com.
A special video debut of the Midi Fighter 3D is available here:
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