MakePro X XCEL-B12 xCel Controller

MakePro X XCEL-B12 xCel Controller, Control Console For Live Performances With Multiple Target Devices, Fully customisable, 32 RGB buttons, 8 Touch-sensitive rotary encoders, 8 Touch-sensitive 100 mm motor faders, 8 High-resolution OLED displays, Solid construction, High quality aluminium and wood finishes - repairable and built to last, The Glue software allows a fully customised definition of the functionality from an extensive list of supported target devices, Glue supports many protocols and is expandable by the community via cloud connection, Modular design: Separation of hardware and software, Interface to host computer via USB Type-C, 12V 3A Plug-in power supply with DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm (centre positive), Dimensions (W x D): 220 x 388 mm, Incl. 2 m Type-C to Type-A USB cable, Made in Germany@+*Glue Software:*@+@+, Supports multiple controllers at the same time, Supports multiple protocols and targets at the same time, Flexible zoning of the functionality of the lines and individual controls, Supports multiple layers and shift key assignments, Creation and easy demand of complete solutions and upload to the cloud, Download solutions from the cloud for quick and easy setup, Headless and headful on Windows, Mac and Linux (including Pi), Multiple OLED display layouts with support for bars and metering, Encoder/fader touch switching of OLED display pages, Built-in apps for DMX lighting and PTZ camera control, An easy definition of the individual targets via standard protocols, Direct support for Stream Deck, Close integration with Companion software, and much more@+*Compatible Hardware With Glue Software:*@+@+, Blackmagic ATEM device family, OBS and VMIX Streaming Studio packages, VISCA PTZ and MiddleThings (APC-R) gimbal camera control protocols, Behringer X32/M32 audio mixing consoles, RME TotalMix interface with embedded DSP audio core, UAD Apollo audio interface and Luna mixer, Any DAW that supports Mackie Control Universal (Logic, Cubase, Live, etc.), Various DMX interfaces with fixture library support, All MIDI, freely definable targets (collaborative cloud), All OSC, freely definable targets (collaborative cloud), Extensive support of the NodeRED (even without running a Glue instance), TCP, UDP, HTTP, MQTT, Websockets, and much more