MIDI Controlle Midi Mixer Midi Foot Controller USB MIDI Controller Mixer with 43 Buttons 8 Knobs 8 Push Buttons BT Connection Battery/Type-C Power Supply Mini Midi Keyboard

I do not know why the correct brand name of this device does not show up anywhere in the title or description, but it is M-VAVE; the “Product Video” is the only thing that shows the correct brand name. I’ve bought several Bluetooth/MIDI gadgets made by this company, and they all work great. If there is a shortcoming to this company, it is in the area of documentation. 1) Pairing: It seems to be very hard to get my iPad to recognize these devices when trying to pair with Bluetooth. The secret seems to be to use the Cube Suite app. Be sure the device is powered up, run the app, and tap the SCAN NEARBY DEVICES button. This finds the device and gives you the option to pair it. Once that’s done, the device is recognized immediately when powered on. I don’t know if there is a corresponding app for Mac or Windows. 2) Customization: All of the M-VAVE gadgets have lots of flexibility built in; you can configure them to do almost anything. All the knobs & sliders on the M-VAVE MIDI Mixer are set to default MIDI CC numbers, and can be changed using the CubeSuite app. All the buttons can be configured as 3 kinds of MIDI CC codes, MIDI Program Change, or MIDI Notes. Now, to this device: I don’t know what the title means by “Foot Controller”; there is NO Foot Controller, and there is no “keyboard”. There ARE 43 buttons, 8 sliders, and 8 “endless” knobs. One other reviewer didn’t like these, but to each his own; I assigned them to L-R Pan controls, and I thought they worked very well. Using MIDI Learn, I have started to set the MIDI Mixer to control my iPad DAW app, Cubasis 3, and so far it’s working great. The sliders are level controls for up to 8 channels, the knobs are L-R pan controls, and each channel has buttons for MUTE, SOLO, RECORD ARMING, and one more for something else. Across the bottom of the panel are 11 more buttons which are marked with transport functions (Play, Pause, Record) and Left/Right/Up/Down cursor controls. The M-VAVE MIDI Mixer has a power switch, and a USB-C port for charging the internal battery. So far, everything works as expected, the price was extremely reasonable, and I’m very happy with this unit. As mentioned above, my only gripes are in the area of documentation; everything I’ve discovered about the various M-VAVE gadgets has been by trial and error, but once you start using the CubeSuite app and get the hang of it, it makes sense. This seller should also improve the quality of the product description.

I was running out of midi commands on my keyboard, and I didn’t have or want to make room for another USB connection. Mvave midi mixer was the answer!! This thing is great!! CONS….. ENCODERS! (Forever spin knobs) Personally I think encoders are the dumbest thing to ever come out.. WHO would not want to “see” where they are at?? (I really hate encoders)… also LED feedback would be cool PROS… battery power (6-8 hours!!) Bluetooth! (Wire free!! Yes it has “some” latency but it’s not bad when using only for mixing/ commands).. faders work great! The LEDs are SUPER BRIGHT! Definitely worth the price!! Almost 50 extra commands!! I used some 3m dual lock to mount to my keyboard🤌🤌🤌

well made but could not get this to work on a windows 11 machine after installing all of the necessary plugins and drivers

The device works perfectly ❤️

Terrible, spyware and malicious tracking elements in the downloads from the companies website. Avoid this item!

I bought this under a different product name, but as you can see from the image, it is the same product. The software is malware. You can use the device without it as long as you are prepared to reset any custom settings every time it connects. There is no foot pedal. M-Wave, the trusted brand, does not make this.

Excelente producto, todo funcionó muy bien y para todo lo que quería usarlo

I record on a Mac system using Digital Performer 11 - not the most common DAW in the UK. This little mixer saves a great deal of time with the mouse - it also means it's possible to alter more than one thing at a time. The transport controls work perfectly - I'm a very happy camper!

Works perfectly with LOGIC PRO 2026 It took me several tries to figure out how to connect to logic pro and i almost started to get frustrated and return the product because i couldnt find help anywhere online. - Connect with the cable to your mac (bluetooth doesnt work for me on mac but it works on ios and ipad) - Open logic - in the logic pro menubar go to; Settings > Midi - in the midi settings go to inputs to make sure that Logic recognises the device which shows up as SIMCO SMC MIXER MASTER/PRIVATE. - Then back in the Menu bar (under Settings) go to; Control Surfaces > Setup - A new window will open. Click on NEW > INSTALL at the top right corner. - Search for MACKIE CONTROL - it will take you back to the Control surface setup window where you will see a drop down settings menu (under Quick help) - set the Output port and Input Port to SINCO SMC MIXER MASTER. The device should automatically align with all your tracks without having to manually program each knob and fader. NOTE: you may need to align the physical fader from the device to match what it looks like on logic before it starts working. Hope this helps.

I am a Logic Pro user and this controller has all the basic functions I was looking for: faders, record/solo/mute, transport controls and arrow keys. All the keys are laid-out intuitively alongside each of the faders. The unit is made of hard plastic and feels solid. It connects either via Bluetooth or USB. The internal battery seems to last a long time. My only wish is that it had motorized faders, but the fact it doesn't is to be expected in this price range. Perhaps M-Vave will offer an enhanced model in the near future.

Works great with abletonlive. Generally works as long as you use a cable. The Bluetooth function you have to download a software from a sketchy website as per its own instructions but even with that the Bluetooth connection cuts off every a few minutes. But cable. connection is reliable and works well. Also battery dies quick but with cable you won't need battery so you won't worry about it turning off ever. So overall it's a decent and practical tool in your studio as long as you use a cable for it!