Yeah better to just get the Teenage Engineering OP1. Those things look fun. Just can't afford one at the moment. But maybe now that there is monthly payments with Affirm maybe I can.
This but unironically. The piano layout has a lot of stupid design decisions that everyone just puts up with because "It's always been that way". Not saying that the one in the video is any better though
there are actually a lot of "reinventions" already! since you're talking about this specific controller i think you'd be interested in taking a look at any isomorphic layout people use these days
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@@nyashkawaii Not sure what you're talking about exactly? It not only switches modes based on the pad you put on, but it also has pressure sensitivity, MPE, and Aftertouch. Have you ever actually used one?
@BitHappyy Hi. The things on top over sensors usually called membranes. (this is why regular PC keyboard called membrane one). Incase of this one: probably using regular RF sensors, that's are usually used in such thing. The swapping mechanism is probably works with RF too(that's molded into membrabe, meanwhile box underneath understand what it's attach to). I didn't said its bad or anything like this. Even worth the price with that look and that its even made. :)
That’s the craziest thing I’ve seen in Music for a while a modular Mitty controller. My only question is are the pads velocity sensitive? That’s a crazy innovative design.
This is so cool… in a limited demo, unusable for much though, nothing live for sure. Damn I wish one of these with the switchable faceplates worked for half a shit.
@@LNADoesAudioStuff More importantly, why do I have to search through the comments in order to find the name of the product you are attempting to show off??
They have a normal, actual piano pad with black and white key layout as well, The black and yellow one she uses is specifically laid out for synth type sound play, for people who want to stick to 1 key and not use any notes outside of that key (like C major using only white keys)
400usd for the controller and all the pads. hard pass. When they use the yellow key pad you can clearly tell theyre holding the pad on with the left hand and the right is moving the pad around. You absolutely wont be able to play single notes with expression with that.
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How do you purchase one
Had one of these for a week. It had more issues than I could count. Sent back…
Exactly what I expected watching this, things like this just scream "made to be shown off not actually used" to me
@@TerrinUKthey're not even pretty
yeah looks crappy, like some 5$ amazon stuff.
That sucks…the idea is dope…wud b cool to have one if it was super functional
Yeah better to just get the Teenage Engineering OP1. Those things look fun. Just can't afford one at the moment. But maybe now that there is monthly payments with Affirm maybe I can.
I've been waiting for the day for someone to reinvent the piano layout, it was becoming much too familiar and useful
It does come with the standard piano layout lol just not shown in this video
thought the same thing
This but unironically. The piano layout has a lot of stupid design decisions that everyone just puts up with because "It's always been that way".
Not saying that the one in the video is any better though
there are actually a lot of "reinventions" already! since you're talking about this specific controller i think you'd be interested in taking a look at any isomorphic layout people use these days
it looks like the sensor would combust and completely stop working after a bit
It’d be a simple design improvement to add a big rind around the underside of the edge of the pad to create a large suction cup for pad stability!
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Amen brother
wow
@@LNADoesAudioStuff what is it called ??
Yeah Alex, I'll take things that didn't happen for 500
nice copy paste
Does it automatically detect the overlays and switches mode accordingly? And do the overlays stay in place even when playing a bit harder?
Just a regular membrane keyboard, but without keys. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It does, via NFC tags embedded in the plastic.
@@nyashkawaii Not sure what you're talking about exactly? It not only switches modes based on the pad you put on, but it also has pressure sensitivity, MPE, and Aftertouch. Have you ever actually used one?
@BitHappyy Hi. The things on top over sensors usually called membranes. (this is why regular PC keyboard called membrane one). Incase of this one: probably using regular RF sensors, that's are usually used in such thing. The swapping mechanism is probably works with RF too(that's molded into membrabe, meanwhile box underneath understand what it's attach to).
I didn't said its bad or anything like this. Even worth the price with that look and that its even made. :)
Instrument inconnu au bataillon 😮quel genre d'instruments est-ce, je le découvre 😊
Cool midi instruments. I also have made a simple diy midi instrument.
I don't need it, I don't need it, I NEED IT
I need a full video.
Very nice melody
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Thanks! You too!
Which application you use... It sound very professional wow❤🥰👌🏼👌🏼
Man I want to hear the whole thing! It sounded awesome
I like the concept. I assume I know how it functions. Would be nice to have low cost access to making capacitive rubber like that
thats fire
Very nice 👍
Dieter Rams and his 10 principles of good design just came watching this video
That’s the craziest thing I’ve seen in Music for a while a modular Mitty controller. My only question is are the pads velocity sensitive? That’s a crazy innovative design.
They are. Although it's a great idea, it was very poorly implemented. Used mine for a week and gave it to a kid.
Cool music
An modular midi. So cooollllll
Perfect timing as I was looking for one. What kind is it?
This is Joué play controller 😊
That's pretty cool! What MIDI controller is it?
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2play
Full please
That's cute
I love it
Looks cool nice now I need a link
Really cool!
Верхняя часть на нижнюю типа WiFi передает?
That snare is so godly 🫠
This is so cool… in a limited demo, unusable for much though, nothing live for sure. Damn I wish one of these with the switchable faceplates worked for half a shit.
Benefit?
That's impressive , where do you get that? you do that?
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Nice🎉
What is this it’s awesome
This is Joué play controller 😊
@@LNADoesAudioStuff More importantly, why do I have to search through the comments in order to find the name of the product you are attempting to show off??
tis cool
Woah
Whoah
Woow I liked it. How much?
Too dolla
New sub ✌️💯
mystman12 would be proud
really? you mean the guy who created the funny bald teacher man?
@@Plasticshavings YEOZ
Whaaaaaaaa 😮
didn't you mean "New MIDI Controller !!" ?
is it chromatic or diatonic?
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It’s giving hip hop Lodi 😊
Lofi
OhSayAM
Whats the name of the product ?
Joué Play Control
Link please
Woah! How much are these?
Over £300, start saving, apparently there’s loads of glitches in it
Yeah it would be better to get the Teenage Engineering OP1. That thing looks so fun. Just haven't been able to afford one.
I must know what this is! I'm an aspiring producer/creator and I need this in my life! Is it native to a specific DAW?
No
that piano roll does make me want to cry a bit, but I do love the execution of modular design
They have a normal, actual piano pad with black and white key layout as well, The black and yellow one she uses is specifically laid out for synth type sound play, for people who want to stick to 1 key and not use any notes outside of that key (like C major using only white keys)
nice toy for small children > 2 years.
Looks like a gear head guys another controller
No no no no no no no
when you see diatonic keyboard it's immediately toy not pro
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bonelab
expensive
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Nope. If it doesn't have
weighted hammer action keys, it's dead to me.
Its like a shitty version of the roli blocks
Had one for a week. Didn't work with Android.
Contacted support and got a very cold answer - only Apple fanboys.
Avoid.
The type of controller you'll never, ever see in a somewhat decent studio... This is such a gimmick for gear freaks who never actually release music
25 keys limits creativity. Why not make 37 keys as standard for all midi keyboard controllers?
Because not being portable limits creativity on the go.
Looks like a shitty touch screen where you don’t press keys, you press silicone.
The unnecessary cuts in the video are distracting. Subconsciously make me feel like they’re hiding something or scamming somehow.
Yooo wtf is that
This looks and feels like a toy with poor longevity.
Doesn't look good, at all.
Oh my god when does it stop this geniouenly looks fucking useless
Lame
Looks like garbage.
Looks like trash
What is impressive about this?
Sorry what is the name of the instrument? Who makes it
Why would I use this over an mpk mini
400usd for the controller and all the pads. hard pass. When they use the yellow key pad you can clearly tell theyre holding the pad on with the left hand and the right is moving the pad around. You absolutely wont be able to play single notes with expression with that.
You know if you move the plants no one cares about it wont be in your way nor does it make your videos any better :)