I returned this for a streamdeck + instead recently. It's definitely a better piece of hardware as compared to the streamdeck, the knobs and buttons especially had really good feedback that's lacking on the streamdeck. Software and plugins were quite lacking though, i could barely control my windows apps volume. I'll check it out again in the near future, it has great potential
4:35 See, that's why I just can't use a 60% board, or even something more absurd like a 40%. You pay more to get a premium keyboard with less keys, and then pay even more to add on a touchscreen control deck with knobs to replace functionality a 75%, TKL, or 104 board would still have by default? The Loupedeck obviously has a ton of functionality and reasons to get something like it, but... making up for having too small of a keyboard for your actual use case?
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Shit. Now I want one
Was hoping you'd cover this one day, always wondered about alternatives to the stream deck.... I tend to like going against the wave lol
Nice pun on wave intentional or not. With Elgato wave mic and wave xlr equipment that works with the deck lol 😂
@@maskedkitsune9774 .... LMAO lets call that a happy coincedence...
I returned this for a streamdeck + instead recently. It's definitely a better piece of hardware as compared to the streamdeck, the knobs and buttons especially had really good feedback that's lacking on the streamdeck. Software and plugins were quite lacking though, i could barely control my windows apps volume. I'll check it out again in the near future, it has great potential
I have one of these and they’re amazing
Great video bro! I love this thing and I need more tutorial content on it!😊
I had the CT for a long time its amazing
Great video BT
4:35 See, that's why I just can't use a 60% board, or even something more absurd like a 40%. You pay more to get a premium keyboard with less keys, and then pay even more to add on a touchscreen control deck with knobs to replace functionality a 75%, TKL, or 104 board would still have by default? The Loupedeck obviously has a ton of functionality and reasons to get something like it, but... making up for having too small of a keyboard for your actual use case?
what board has a more expensive 60% equivalent?