That’s definitely it! Glad it looks a lot smaller at this angle than in their sneak peak.
wowowowowow
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Good that it’s products, plural, because that could mean that the one they had planned as their first and which is a glaring omission in their range could finally be revealed next week. I thought they would only launch it at Superbooth.
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A marketing strategy if they have two ready to go, is make one official reveal just before NAMM, but show the other privately as well to anyone that matters and then on Saturday announce the second product and show it at both NAMM and BAF.
A double bounce.
interesting there is a photo with the syntakt and the video is with ableton live. ready for this!! 
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Show us the rear panel. What are the connections available?
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Well that’s the ticket with this, be able to do both, the software and general purpose MIDI ( quickly becoming MIDI 2.0 ). This is what controllers compete at, and you need to keep a foot in both camps.
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looks like midi and usb
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Main features
8 x touch sensitive motorized knobs
Haptic feedback and instant parameter recall
9 x high-res LCD (IPS) displays
16 x backlit RGB LED buttons
2 x USB-C ports (Data + Power)
MIDI in/out/thru, 5-pin MIDI DIN
MIDI over USB
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Seems almost perfect as a midi controller. Any info on the price?
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Now, that’s what I was waiting for.
But where’s the price?
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Looks really useful and fun and those chunky buttons are great. Those knobs ought to give all the benefit of endless encoders with the great experience/feel of rotary pots.
Looks like a winner!
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nice
Cool, I like it, but what’s the price and release date?
I also still do not know how it would allow me to always show the actual patch values when using hardware with presets. This would be the reason for me to get it.
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Vintage King has it up for $419US
which is wayyyy too high for what you get imho
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Amazing price !
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$420 USD apparently.
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