via Intech Studio
"We will be exhibiting our ever-evolving Grid modular MIDI controllers at Superbooth this year again - for the 4th time in a row - along with our new product, Knot and our fresh collaborative platform, the Profile Cloud."
"meet Knot: your compact and versatile USB MIDI host
KNOT is the perfect solution for musicians looking to bridge the gap between old-school MIDI gear like synthesizers, groove boxes, guitar pedals, and modern USB MIDI devices. With KNOT, you can eliminate the need for a computer and control your instruments seamlessly using Grid or any other USB controller.
MIDI in and out with switch
KNOT is equipped with two 3.5mm TRS jack sockets for sending and receiving MIDI data. These sockets can be switched between A and B wiring, ensuring compatibility with different manufacturer designs. The "A" standard is used by Korg, Make Noise, IK-Multimedia, Line 6, and others, while the "B" standard is used by Arturia (BeatStep Pro), Novation (Launchpad Pro), 1010music, Polyend, and others.
compact and durable design
Measuring just 60mm x 60mm x 10mm and weighing approximately 120 grams, KNOT is a palm-sized device that is perfect for musicians on the go. Its compact design ensures that it won't take up valuable space in your gear bag, while its durable construction makes it road-ready.
open hardware and easy firmware updates
You can easily upload new firmware versions onto KNOT with a dedicated mode button. To update the device, simply press the mode button while plugging it into a computer using the USB-C port. KNOT is an open hardware project, and all source files can be found in the midi-host GitHub repository."
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