
Chassis first
One block of 6061 aluminium, anodised oxblood and milled to 18mm, with a 13mm well waiting for the keys.
A MIDI controller cut from one 18mm slab of oxblood aluminium. Screen, ribbons, faders and pads, nothing else.

One block of 6061 aluminium, anodised oxblood and milled to 18mm, with a 13mm well waiting for the keys.

Fifteen waterfall whites and ten tapered sharps settle into the well with 0.7mm of clearance.

An 80mm OLED draws the waveform. Two glass ribbons bend pitch and add modulation.

Eight touch faders, eight CV jacks and eight square pads, lined up with the fader throw.

Everything you watched arrive is one instrument weighing 1,120 grams. Keep scrolling and try it.
Every control has one job and its own place on the deck, so your left hand never crosses your right.

Fifteen waterfall whites and ten sharps with 18° ramp noses, damped on acoustic felt with brass bushing stops.

An 80mm curved vector OLED shows a live waveform. The two ribbons sit under smoked glass with LED ladders you can read at a glance.

Optical touch faders with 12-step meters, a row of 3.5mm CV and gate jacks, and square pads that line up with the fader throw.

Four tactile macro pills handle transport so nothing on the deck needs a menu.
18mm
Overall height from the base plate to the top of the bezel. The keys sit inside a 13mm well, so nothing stands proud.
Sound starts on your first press. Plug in a MIDI keyboard and it plays too.