Controllers

Available in three sizes, the new StudioLive III SE mixers all benefit from Milan-certified audio networking, comprehensive remote access and control, ergonomic improvements and a whole host of enhancements to the line-up’s existing processors.

Boasting re-engineered keybeds and a wealth of DAW and software instrument integration, the latest versions of the Impact LX promise to offer an expressive playing experience while providing plenty of hands-on control. 

Available in 24- and 48-input configurations and boasting up to 112 inputs at mixdown, the Oracle promises to "revolutionise analogue console technology once again" thanks to complete recall of all processing, routing, gain and pan settings.

SKnote's new control surface has been designed for a variety of tasks including synth programming, real-time performance control and providing hands-on control over a DAW session.

SSL have teamed up with Spitfire Audio to create official SSL controller mappings for the renowned sample library maker’s Originals Intimate Strings.

SoundFlow have announced that their powerful macro-based automation platform is now available to Ableton Live users thanks to a public beta.

The latest iteration of Arturia’s ultra-compact MIDI controller boasts an updated design, and comes in at a lower price than its predecessor! 

SSL have announced the launch of  a new all-in-one metering plug-in, and an update to their SSL 360 software that brings some new features and functions to the UF1, UF8 and UC1 control surfaces.

Set for release later this year, the latest addition to the Neuzeit Instruments family aims to serve as a master controller for complex live performance rigs.

We stopped by at the Novation stand at this year's Superbooth, where Chris gave us an overview of the Launch Control XL MK3, the latest iteration of their popular MIDI controller. 

Melbourne Instruments were showcasing two significant updates for their Roto-Control MIDI controller and Nina desktop synth at this year's Superbooth.

Novation have announced a fresh line-up of hardware at this year’s Superbooth, introducing four new products designed to inspire electronic musicians, live performers and producers alike. 

Arturia have just announced that their KeyLab Mk3, KeyLab Essentials Mk3 and MiniLab controllers will soon be able to take control of over 2000 NKS-compatible titles via NI’s Komplete Kontrol software.

Melbourne Instruments have teamed up with Bitwig to bring Bitwig Studio integration to the Roto-Control.

The latest announcement from Arturia sees the company add an 88-key model to their popular range of controller keyboards.

With the launch of the NKS Hardware Partner Program, a number of industry-leading brands will soon be able to bring enhanced integration with NKS-capable software to their own hardware controllers.