FlexiKnobs MIDI Controllers promise precision and flexibility
Students from the University of Applied Sciences Bremen have redesigned the MIDI hardware interface to combine the freedom and simplicity of a computer mouse with the functionality of a hardware control interface
Article Summary
Digital Audio Workstation software applications put the power of the recording and editing studio right in front of you on a computer screen. Tweaking the hundreds and hundreds of settings and parameters offered by such applications has been made easier with the addition of physical controls on a MIDI interface. But rather than be limited to a rigid set of pre-defined buttons, knobs and faders, students from the University of Applied Sciences Bremen have built a set of wireless, wooden devices with rotary dials called FlexiKnobs.
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