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Non-Keyboard MIDI Controllers
What are your favorite MIDI controllers without keys? I've been looking at different controller types and wanted to know what people are actually using, or are also GASing over 
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Channel strip type? Clip launching type? Encoders?
What software are you trying to control?
BopPad
MIDI Fighter/Twister
Roli Blocks
MINIM
LaunchPad
Nothing in particular. I'm just inquiring as to what people are using and what they're doing with it. Just a general question on workflows.
Linnstrument - still think it's the best available option. The smaller version is all you need.
get an akai midimix or novation launch control
if you have enough budget for Faderfox, get mx12> @KirbyMumbo said:
Akai APC 49 mk2
Launchpad Pro
SL Mixface
The Akai I find most useful especially with Loopy Pro
Never heard of the MINIM. Looks like an interesting pad controller!
That looks crazy cool from the vids I'm seeing of it.
the mx12 looks pretty interesting and I like how many knobs the midimix has.
The APC looks cool. Kinda like an Ableton Push.
just noticed I typed 49 should read 40.
If you are triggering pads/loops it is my best option
Because of budget restrictions and because I don't have a fixed space to play, I just love small and cheap controllers. 4x Korg nano controls each designated to a specific synth and one for koala, a launch control and a launch control xl for mixing duties, a launchpad to launch clips, got an old Fatboy (midi only) to control another synth, my old trusted uc33e for extra channels and midi out, a Beatstep for sequencing end endless encoders and a Korg nano pad to whack in drums etc. Each was between 20 and 50 euro's. For me the advantage is portability, I can easily mix and match, they're cheap so I won't cry if one breaks. Most are usb powered, so just an additional powered hub and the cck are enough to have a whole system running. Adding my Typhon (also usb powered AND usb audio to the iPad!) and a model cycles that functions as an audio interface, I just need a headphone, no other audio cables, just a mess of usb
Faderfox ec4
Launchpad pro
I have a JX08 (Roland boutique) that I basically use as a compact soft synth controller (its great at that)
Quite the setup! Thanks for the insight. sounds like you have a really expandable setup.
Never seen any of the Fadefox stuff. looks really sturdily built. Thanks!
I’m looking for a controller with faders and drum pads, maybe a couple knobs, variety.
Do any of you use this, or something similar? And does it suck?