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Monkey Midi controller. powerful and pocket sized

i’m not sure if you guys have seen Jacob Haq’s video on this yet. but it is amazing.
Monkey midi controller.
pocket sized midi controller loaded with extra features. this is perfect for us IOS musicians.
this isn’t your basic midi controller. if you like pocket operators, pathetic and vibe. you’ll love this thing.
And it’s not your basic arduino electronics. this thing has a very advanced chip that gets the job done e perfectly and with battery life that is insanely long. plus , unlike many other midi controllers, it is very affordable.

https://wavyindustries.com/monkey

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  • I’ve chatted back and forth with the developer and he is very interested to hear what everybody here thinks of it. i also invited him to the loopy pro forum since his products are perfect for this community. so when he pops in. tell him hi and let him know what you think of his killer products. he seems like a very nice guy

  • i think it's a great product, the buttons and lack of velocity are non-starters for me though

  • yeah, i like it for sketching out a song. and brainstorming.

  • Funny. I kinda like the concept.
    And several months of battery life out of a CR2032?
    Respect!

  • wimwim
    edited December 7

    @rs2000 said:
    Funny. I kinda like the concept.
    And several months of battery life out of a CR2032?
    Respect!

    Kinda. I would feel bad chucking out or even recycling even a small one like that every few months though. I'd rather sacrifice a bit of size and have a rechargeable power source. I think I'd wire one up if I was interested in it (I'm not though).

  • @wim said:

    @rs2000 said:
    Funny. I kinda like the concept.
    And several months of battery life out of a CR2032?
    Respect!

    Kinda. I would feel bad chucking out or even recycling even a small one like that every few months though. I'd rather sacrifice a bit of size and have a rechargeable power source. I think I'd wire one up if I was interested in it (I'm not though).

    I was thinking the same, but it turns out you can get rechargeable 2032s on Amazon (at least here in the UK). No idea how they compare WRT battery life, though.

  • Is this not rechargeable??

    It looks really cool, i love portable MIDI controllers since i travel so often

  • looks cool. A bit too niche for myself but as always, Jakob Haq kills it with the video editing and presentation.

  • wimwim
    edited December 7

    @bygjohn said:
    I was thinking the same, but it turns out you can get rechargeable 2032s on Amazon (at least here in the UK). No idea how they compare WRT battery life, though.

    Good to know. 👍🏼
    Usually rechargeable batteries have a slightly lower voltage output. Hopefully not a factor.

    [edit] Humm, looks like they put out 3.6 volts whereas regular 2032's are 3 volts. Capacity is around 40mAh whereas disposables are 210mAh. So, drastically lower battery life between charges and possibly over voltage. I think I'd risk it with something like this.

    Anyway, this thing isn't for me. I don't see enough advantage over an on-screen keyboard if I'm going for portability. Cool little device thought.

  • @reasOne said:
    Is this not rechargeable??

    it is not. It uses those kind of standard coin batteries about the size of a quarter.
    Toxic landfill in most cases, unless your locale has a way to recycle them (and they really do recycle them). 😐

  • @wim said:

    @bygjohn said:
    I was thinking the same, but it turns out you can get rechargeable 2032s on Amazon (at least here in the UK). No idea how they compare WRT battery life, though.

    Good to know. 👍🏼
    Usually rechargeable batteries have a slightly lower voltage output. Hopefully not a factor.

    [edit] Humm, looks like they put out 3.6 volts whereas regular 2032's are 3 volts. Capacity is around 40mAh whereas disposables are 250mAh. So, drastically lower battery life between charges and possibly over voltage. I don't know if I'd risk it with something like this.

    Anyway, this thing isn't for me. I don't see enough advantage over an on-screen keyboard if I'm going for portability. Cool little device thought.

    Hi, the creators of Monkey here!

    When talking about rechargeable batteries, nominal voltage (3.6V) is more like it's average voltage rather than the max voltage at max charge. Then it's typically more in the range of 4.2V, which is over the specification for Monkey. It accepts voltages up to 3.6V.
    But there exists ones which is only charged to 3V and rechargeable. For example MAXELL ML2032. Then you would need to make sure the charger also adheres to this. Also, this is not something we have tested in house yet.
    Hope that helps!

  • We have been testing around with a rechargeable version, might proceed with it if there's enough interest, even with the increase in cost

  • Nice to have you here @wavy!

    Yeh, sounds risky and not at all practical for the rechargeable 2032 batteries. They would have less than 20% of the run-time even if they didn't fry the device.

    If I was in the target market for this (I'm not), I would pay more for a rechargeable battery option. My conscience won't let me do otherwise. If I did get one, the first thing I'd do is find a way to wire one up.

  • @wim said:
    Nice to have you here @wavy!

    Yeh, sounds risky and not at all practical for the rechargeable 2032 batteries. They would have less than 20% of the run-time even if they didn't fry the device.

    If I was in the target market for this (I'm not), I would pay more for a rechargeable battery option. My conscience won't let me do otherwise. If I did get one, the first thing I'd do is find a way to wire one up.

    Completely understandable, and thanks for your opinions!

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