Sounds that cut through a live band, software that runs your keyboard rig on stage, and hardware prototypes that put more control under your hands.
Song combis, programs and sequencer songs for the Korg Kronos, voiced to cut through a live band.
Modulix plays your Audio Units like a stage keyboard. nanoBridge gives your nanoKONTROL2 as many layouts as you need.
Prototype MIDI controllers for the stage: the BC-01 Breath Controller, GigWiz, a mini joystick and a pedal interface.
Voiced, balanced, and road-tested across hundreds of gigs. Every song is ready to play with a cover band, and the sounds cut through the mix without fighting the guitars, drums or vocals.
“This keyboardist’s ‘Thriller’ tutorial is pretty impressive…”
Two native macOS apps for musicians on stage and in the studio, each with a 14-day free trial.
Modulix turns your Mac into a hardware-style stage keyboard. Split and layer your Audio Unit instruments into scenes, then switch scenes mid-set without audio dropouts. Map hundreds of assignable MIDI parameters to the knobs and faders on your rig, and leave the DAW at home.
Korg’s KONTROL Editor no longer runs on current macOS, and the nanoKONTROL2 itself holds only one layout at a time. nanoBridge never writes to the controller. It remaps it live on your Mac, so the same nanoKONTROL2 can run a Logic Pro template in the studio and your keyboard rig on stage. An on-screen copy of the controller floats over your DAW without taking focus, and it works even with the hardware unplugged. When it’s connected, the LEDs stay in sync both ways.
Prototypes built to solve specific problems on stage, from breath control to pedal routing. Each one has a full write-up on umuterhan.com.
Breath sensing, expression pedal inputs and programmable MIDI buttons in one box. Its TRS MIDI Out plays hardware synths without a computer, and it also has USB MIDI, an OLED display, Lin/Exp/Log sensitivity curves and separate inhale and exhale calibration.
The stage controller Modulix grew out of. It layers, splits and shapes sounds without a touchscreen, and controls AUM on iOS or MainStage and Ableton on a computer, with keys and synth mix sections, 8 preset buttons, an effects encoder, a joystick, a fader and onboard sustain.
A small USB-MIDI joystick that adds pitch bend, modulation and assignable CCs on two axes (X/Y) to keyboards, synths and desktop rigs with no mod wheel.
A USB-MIDI box that takes several expression pedals, sustain pedals and footswitches at once, each with its own calibrated curve, and connects them to software hosts, DAWs or external MIDI gear.