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Roto‑Control – Motorised MIDI controller with innovative haptics
Roto‑Control is a unique motorised MIDI controller that redefines the interaction between software and hardware. Motorised, touch‑sensitive endless encoders with freely definable haptic feedback enable precise and intuitive control. High‑resolution displays always show clearly readable parameter labels, while the internal memory can manage over 16,000 possible assignments. Roto‑Control combines precise motorised control, flexible MIDI functionality and direct Ableton Live integration in a powerful controller for studio and live performance.
- Computer connection: USB
- Connections: MIDI and / or USB operation
- Country of Origin: China
- Design: Desktop
- Dimensions: 341 x 44 x 112 mm
- Displays: 9 LC-Anzeigen für Programmierung und Beschriftung der Bedienelemente
- Housing Colour: Black
- Includes: USB-C Kabel, externes Netzteil (USB-C, 5 V,15 W) und Tragetasche
- Keyboard: 16 Taster mit RGB LED
- Knobs: 8 motorisierte und berührungsempfindliche Regler
- MIDI: MIDI (In, Out, Thru), USB
- Power supply: USB
- Subcategory: MIDI-Controller
- Weight: 0,71 kg
- Speicherplätze für 64 Setups mit 8 Bänken pro Setup (64 Regler und 64 Taster)
- Editierung direkt am Gerät oder über Roto-Setup App (Mac und PC)
- Steuerung von Hardware und Software ohne Parametersprünge
Innovative synthesizers and controllers from Australia
Melbourne Instruments was founded in 2019 in Melbourne, Australia, making it one of the younger manufacturers in the world of electronic musical instruments. The company combines modern technologies with a consistent hands-on approach. Its aim is to make complex functions as directly and intuitively accessible as possible – with hardware that feels like a real instrument in production and sound design.
Known for motorised rotary knobs
A particular hallmark of Melbourne Instruments is their motorised rotary knobs. They can automatically move to stored parameter positions, combining the advantages of digital recall with the direct tactile feel of classic hardware. Contactless optical sensors and configurable haptic feedback enable precise and immediate control.
From NINA to ROTO-CONTROL
Melbourne Instruments drew attention with the NINA, a twelve-voice analogue polyphonic synthesizer with a motorised control concept. DELIA followed as another synthesizer, while the ROTO-CONTROL transfers the manufacturer's technology into the world of DAWs, plugins and MIDI setups. In doing so, Melbourne Instruments targets musicians, producers and sound designers who want to use modern possibilities without having to give up direct control with real knobs.