ISE 2024: Midas HD96-AIR

[@SuperThuma]

I wish the design format was for the screen to slide back and up, so if you want to use the physical faders, that extra panel is closer ..

[@dnb3810]

That would be cool

[@JBF-GST-Tanda]

Like an old-fashioned cellphone?

[@FOHGeek]

Now it's probably a good idea to release HD96-Rack, whose surface can be built from a generic touchscreen and some Midas faderboards, Behringer X-Touchies, or other generic motor-fadered MIDI controllers

[@JSSTUDIO-wr2jq]

❤👍

[@FVDaudio]

👍🏻👍🏻✨✨

[@techniciendushowbiz]

Quel est le prix ?

[@standol]

Le prix de ton appart + la caution de ta grand mère

[@mikeparting9692]

Looks like a printer/scanner. What a mess

[@artysanmobile]

What an ergonomic mess.

[@drakewatkins8770]

Absolutely agree. If I'm using the fader bank like they have it shown here, how the hell am I supposed to reach any of those softkeys on the right, or even the main faders, with a big screen in the way??

[@artysanmobile]

@@drakewatkins8770 This is a shop prototype. I didn’t think a company like Midas would show a product so carelessly.

[@robertdorn]

completely agree on the practically unreachable position of (at least the top ones of) the 24 global assignables on the right side when using the console with fader bays. On the other hand with V2 firmware, Elgato Streamdecks (as it seems in the V2 announcement video, multiple, up to 4) are natively supported so you can layout everything you would on the global assignables to streamdecks and place those within reach when using the console with fader bays.

[@artysanmobile]

@@robertdorn It really does look like a prototype. I simply can’t believe otherwise. The automotive equivalent of moving the accelerator to a new and novel position.

[@QuantumComposer]

Yep, that's just a complete failure.

[@TheRoss140]

It looks like a toy!

[@dnb3810]

Has a tad bit more dsp than a toy but sure