The Killamix seems to be underrated, perhaps because it is relatively expensive. However, it has nine endless rotary controllers with visual feedback, nine buttons, each with a light, and a joystick. Moreover, each of the rotary controllers has a push feature that selects a different MIDI channel (along with some chord combinations), effectively turning this tiny device into a controller with 144 knobs and 144 buttons.
I think a good MIDI mapper for this device would be invaluable.
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The Killamix seems to be underrated, perhaps because it is relatively expensive. However, it has nine endless rotary controllers with visual feedback, nine buttons, each with a light, and a joystick. Moreover, each of the rotary controllers has a push feature that selects a different MIDI channel (along with some chord combinations), effectively turning this tiny device into a controller with 144 knobs and 144 buttons.
I think a good MIDI mapper for this device would be invaluable.