SKnote has released the Etna-C, a fresh DAW control surface and MIDI controller. The device handles multiple jobs like synth programming, live performance control, and hands-on DAW session management. Musicians can work with eight 100mm motorized faders that respond to touch, paired with eight touch-sensitive rotary encoders and 16 backlit buttons. Eight LCD displays show visual parameter feedback to help users track their settings. The unit connects to three rear-panel inputs for external pedals when players want more control options.
The Etna-C works with MIDI, OSC and MCU protocols for broad compatibility. Users can connect through USB, Ethernet and five-pin DIN MIDI connections to link with other gear. The controller needs no extra software for programming since it has an internal editor built right into the unit. Musicians can configure all settings directly on the device without loading additional programs on their computers. The Etna-C costs €1150 and ships to customers right away.
The Etna-C works with MIDI, OSC and MCU protocols for broad compatibility. Users can connect through USB, Ethernet and five-pin DIN MIDI connections to link with other gear. The controller needs no extra software for programming since it has an internal editor built right into the unit. Musicians can configure all settings directly on the device without loading additional programs on their computers. The Etna-C costs €1150 and ships to customers right away.
