Sold a heap of modular and decided to pick up this and the V collection X .
Can now swap between plugins and across tracks …
This should be wild … looking forward to testing battalion on it .
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I’d say it’s the best controller out there for controlling plugins (and now it can also be used to control your DAW). It ended up being overkill for my needs, but it’s a great controller. It also has some neat features like an XY pad to allow you to control multiple parameters at once. The devs have really added a lot to it over time, and have been very responsive to emails in my experience. If they would actually market it better I think this would get a lot more attention.
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Yeah — the support seem great — I emailed them re bitwig integration and …… it may just be coming 
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I’m already using a 34" Samsung as my second monitor on a 2019 intel i7 iMac. Is there anyone with a similar config who is also using the mpmidi controller? Any issues with essentially a third monitor and any advice on setup would be great. I’m very close to pulling the trigger on one of these. Thanks.
Anyone still using one or have any more thoughts on it? I picked one up on reverb and waiting for it to ship.
Looks like a good way to not have a bunch of hardware synths and still feel like it. I have an extensive, roughly 40 gig, pigments and v collection user/third party library… frankly better than I can (personally) get out of a hardware synth due to the layering and fx… I’d love to treat it like hardware.
Will be using it in bitwig, which also has integration, as does my KK mk3 which will control it.
Does it live up to that feeling is I guess what I’m asking?
I keep thinking about this one. For the price, I wonder if getting a equal size touch screen and a Neuzeit Drop wouldn’t end up being a better value? Bitwig has a multi-screen view that includes touch screen, so that does ease the way. It would really basically open up so many soft symths I’ve collected.