Capacitive Touch Sensor Video Game Controls On Self

I bought the MicroFreak over a year ago, and I'm still finding new things to do with it. There are many digital oscillator types. While the oscillators themselves offer only three controls, the modulation matrix give this instrument much more depth and allows it to punch far above it's weight class. I'm glad I waited to write a review because since I bought it the device has received a massive firmware update (5th major update) that allows you to load short samples onto it. There are three sample playback modes (e.g. granular, oneshot) and these can be routed through the modulation matrix providing a very interesting sound design opportunties. Because this is such a popular item, I found that getting help with creating a patch or trouble shooting is easily available from the community of experts. The capacitive keyboard is a mixed bag. The aftertouch puts additional modulation dimension in the keys themselves. However, it's easy to touch the wrong note. I like owning such a unique playing interface, but if it's your only keyboard it's very non-standard. Also the capacitive controls and buttons, like the pitch bend ribbon don't respond well when running on USB power some of the times. I've found can be finicky even with the legit power supply. Even with a few flaws this thing is 5 stars. Very good value for money. PROS: Many Oscillator Models Works as CV to MIDI or MIDI to CV converter Step Sequencer Arpeggiator with interesting controls and MIDI out Analog filter* User-Sample Playback CONS: capacitive controls are touchy 12db filter only* * The SEM filter isn't bad, but I'd like to have seen a 24db filter as well. There are a range of sounds I can't make without outboard gear. I can't really knock the device too much for this though because the immense value of this thing delivers overwise.

. . . about a Magic Mouse. Capacitive touch scrolling don't show up or work well on other input devices. A gotta have with my Mac

she is an ilustrator and makes characters for game boards and video games, the touch tablet was just perfect for her and everything that came with it was for sure very convinient.

I used this camera recently to video tape a ping pong game and some activity at a dock. Its a great camera for beginners to use, and the touch screen interface is great for the newer generations. The touch screen is a litle hard to use, but you all you need to do is press firmly on it and it works fine. I read many reviews on different video cameras and chose this one, I am very impressed.

Self portrait must have!

Very nice monitor set. Self adjusting video inputs.

this sure is a video game. five stars.

Everything works as it should. It is touch sensitive for the zoom controls. That's perfect for what we need.

Better than Bose QC headphones, the touch controls is not that great.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.