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Expressive E now have their Touché controller on display. Having actually seen it now I get it. Basically you can think of it as a super sensitive modulation and expression controller, and it is very sensitive. It feels right if that makes sense.
With four CV outputs for each axis, plus 7 and 14bit MIDI controller data options. In this demo from Arthur we can see what sort of expression it can add to a Dave Smith Instruments Pro 2.
Not shipping till later in the year, its going to be a while before you get your hand on one.
NAMM 2016 Kit:
Tascam DR-70D 4 Channel recorders
Budget French synth clone
If you want a compact sampling workstation
Audio separation, tech and ethics
Two new phase-based sequencing modules from 4ms