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"I test and review the Noise Machine (NMSVE) by THIS.IS.NOISE inc, the smallest midi controller I could possibly find."
via this.is.NOISE
this.is.NOISE inc is a start-up company founded by two brothers from Toronto, Ontario.
We build unconventional MIDI controllers that are set on changing the where, when, and how music is made.
NMSVE stands for: Noise Machine Straight Vibin' Edition. NMSVE is an ultra portable BLE MIDI controller that is used with MIDI software. We believe NMSVE works best with mobile devices (iOS, iPadOS, Android), however NMSVE can connect to just about any platform - even hardware synths using Bluetooth adapters!
Common use cases: triggering samples, controlling FX, wireless live sets, MIDI looping, lighting + audio, and of course - making beats on the go!
Additional details:
NMSVE
Noise Machine Straight Vibin' Edition
powerful, yet portable!
The main idea behind NMSVE was to create a portable MIDI controller made for the modern beat maker.
A device that's fun to play, compact, and functional that DOESN'T take up valuable desk space.
NMSVE works by wirelessly connecting to MIDI capable software on your smartphone, laptop, or PC/MAC via Bluetooth.
Consisting of 12 buttons, a knob, and a slider, NMSVE allows you to choose from 12 MIDI channels and offers 3 modes of use... all in a case that's smaller than your wallet!
Features:
12 soft & silent buttons
MIDI expression knob
Slider
3 Modes to choose from (Default Mode, Split Mode, Loop Mode)
Choice of 12 different channels in Default Mode
Connects via Low Latency BLE MIDI
Compatible with iOS, ANDROID, PC, MAC and synthesizers
through MAC/PC Software and CME Widi Peripherals
USB Type C charging port with indicator
Massive battery life (9-12 hours per charge)
Open Sourced through Arduino IDE
Exposed pinouts for future adapters
Case made from Josef Prusa's acclaimed PETG filament
Footprint of only: 63.7 mm x 57.3 mm x 12 mm
What You Get:
1x NMSVE
1x USB Type C Cable
1x Knob Cap
1x Slider Cap
2x Stickers
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