Other MIDI Controllers news

The NAMM 2016 has not opened yet, but we already found one of the most original and exciting products of the show. Meet the Tribal Tools Kadabra.

Precision Music has released Leviathan, a Mac OS X application allowing to control music using the Myo gesture control armband.

Starting tomorrow, the ACPAD's conceptor launches a Kickstarter campaign to allow developing his project.

MIDI Club announces that a new batch of JunoCTRL MIDI controllers for the Roland synths is now available for purchase, with a small change.

TEControl adds to its MIDI controller devices a new model that allows for connecting an expression or sustain pedal to your computer.

Line 6 introduces the next generation of multi-effect processors for guitar, the Helix series, with a pedalboard and a rack+foot controller units.

The idea comes from Berlin musician Robin Sukroso and will soon give you the ability to get electronic sounds and effects on your acoustic guitar.

Joylabz launched on Kickstarter a crowdfunding campaign for the portable version of its Makey Makey signal converter.

Roger Linn’s new controller production seems to have reached its cruising speed and overseas sales should start in April.

In 2012, Artiphon unveiled the Instrument 1, a hybrid instrument and MIDI controller. The project has been simplified and is now on KickStarter.

Brockett Parsons and his friends give you the opportunity to get your own custom version of the PianoArc circular keyboard controller.

Livid Instruments has launched a 24-hour Cyborg Monday sale with 15% off your purchase and a free Brain Jr.

Marcus Weseloh must have had some trouble with his Hamburg neighbors to decide to create a MIDI hurdy gurdy.

Zivix was at Summer NAMM 2014 with the Jamstik MIDI guitar neck controller for computer and iOS. Here is the presentation…