summina Chocolate BT Wireless MIDI Controller Rechargeable 4 Buttons Portable MIDI Foot Controller Pedal APP Control

I bought this to use as a footswitch pedal for my electric guitar.I use mainstage 3 and have presets with guitar pedals. This is fairly easy to program each switch to use different functions.I did watch some YouTube videos on the device, to see some options for the best set up.I used a the cube suite app to program each button. This is available on Mac and smartphone. Haven't used it on pc, but I'm sure it'll be the same.I also used a volume pedal plugged into the pedal input on it. I used this playing electric guitar at live concerts for 4 days, and no issues at all.Would totally recommend this pedal switcher! It works from Bluetooth perfectly, and can also be used wired with it's USB C connection.

Useful MIDI pedal tool.I'm controlling functions within a plugin Inside a DAW.Can also be used to add switches to a MIDI enabled floor pedal.

The footswitch arrived quickly, and at less than £30, is considerably cheaper than some similar midi footswitches. Although not supplied with detailed installation instructions, it does represent excellent value for money. It will obviously take some effort to gain sufficient knowledge in order to fully exploit the technical capabilities of the footswitch, but I have been able to acquire a basic understanding by "Google-ing" and watching YouTube videos. Recommended!

I've used a few MIDI controllers in the past, but not one with Bluetooth connectivity. I was pleased to find one that offered it, although it was a small pain setting it up.There are instructions to follow, and you should go through them slowly. But once you're there, you're set! If you're familiar with MIDI controllers, you'll be off in no time. If you're not, the included instructions will bring you up to speed.The product itself was packaged well, and is housed in a metal casing (most I've seen are plastic) which helps just to confirm their durability. If you're in need of a new MIDI controller, and are wanting one with Bluetooth functionality... This is an easy recommendation!

Firstly, you need to have a good idea of what this does and what to expect as the instructions are not ideal. If you have previously played with similar devices and understand the capabilities then you can set it up via an app to deliver a wealth of options.For the price I didn't think this would deliver much but I have been very pleasantly surprised as it compares well with my current "branded" midi controller at 4x the price.Battery usage is more than ample for a full evening of gigs with plenty of life to spare. Bluetooth has been rock stable with zero dropouts. I have even got it synced with other apps on the iPad. Yes, not immediately straight forward if you have not used one before but the more you play with it the more you can integrate it for your own workflow.Arguably, the single point of failure might be the app, I'm uncertain how often it might be updated. So my advice would be to set it up soonest as apps can come and go.