Control Surfaces

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.

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.

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.

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

Nektar's Panorama CS12 is no longer reserved for Logic Pro users, and will now happily take control of Steinberg's Cubase and Nuendo DAWs.

The latest Console 1 MkIII update allows users to take control over third-party plug-in controls and faders thanks to new a MIDI CC module and a Fader MIDI Controller Mode.

Native Instruments’ popular DJ mixer controller and interface has been treated to a design overhaul that promises to combine high performance with an ultra-compact form factor.

The latest FLkey firmware delivers improved plug-in and virtual instrument control in FL Studio as well as introducing some general functionality improvements.

KMR Audio have launched a new service that makes a wide range of high-end studio gear available for short-term rental.

Following their preview at NAMM 2024, SSL have announced that their 360° Link plug-in is now available to download. 

Logic Pro user? Nektar's new single-fader control surface will come pre-configured for all of its built-in plug-ins. 

Icon have revealed three new controllers that share many of the features introduced in their new V1 units but with a more compact footprint that will fit comfortably into smaller studio setups.

Icon's latest control surfaces offer simultaneous control of up to three DAWs and boast completely customisable layouts and plug-in control thanks to the company’s iMAP software.