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Studiologic presents the SL Mixface, a flexible, comprehensive and yet extremely compact DAW controller for studio, home or mobile applications. The operation option via three AAA batteries and the use optionally via USB or Bluetooth underline the easy handling for mobile users. Compatible with DAWs such as Cubase, Digital Performer , Ableton Live (more to come soon!), the setup is simple, so you can keep a cool head even in hectic situations. The DAW and Control Mode is also practical here, allowing you to switch functions between the DAW environment and your favourite VST instrument - and vice versa. All transport functions such as Play/Stop, Record, Next /Previous Track, Set Marker, Cycle etc. remain "ready-to-go", while the sound parameters of a VST can be linked to the controls of the SL Mixface. Speaking of controls: You have eight buttons and buttons as well as nine sliders available, while the integrated OLED display (128 x 64 dots) reveals the most important information about the 12 user programs, four zones, etc..
A further interesting feature is the magnetic nature, which makes it possible to connect several controllers of the SL Controller Line and thus create extensions. Simply connect the Mixface to an SL Keybaord and get direct control over four layers.
DAW Functions
Transport Section
Supported DAWs
controller
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Power and battery
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Scope of delivery
Studiologic SL MixfaceBought the Mixface to work in tandem with the Studiologic SL88 into Logic Pro X. Initial setup to get up and running was logical but time consuming because of ad on programmes and firmware upgrades. Once complete the control surface integrated with the SL 88 seamlessly. The ability to change from DAW to midi control on the fly is great. This box is small but disguises a complex adaptive controller. You have to dig deep but a wealth of treasures are to be found.
This was exactly what I was looking for to record automation in Cubase and to control hardware synths. It is really easy to set up and you can set up maps for 4 devices in a controller preset and quickly switch between them. And the bluetooth functionality is a welcome bonus.
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