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NM2 should work nicely in this type of setup with the ability to preconfigure the buttons to notes, CC, or PC MIDI commands. You should be able to use the same method used to map notes to the stop/start but using a CC command instead. Not entirely sure if there's existing MIDI properties for these. Definitely a question for the Ableton Forums! 😅

@@thisisNOISEinc Thanks! Even if I still ahve to send notes, that's okay. So, I never got into the software with the old NM1. Were the buttons fully assignable as well like the new one? In other words, I assumed octave 1 C1-B1 was set - like Octave 1; C1 was always that and not changeable. IS that correct and that's a big difference with the new one? Thanks.

@@joephillips7612 correct, the original version doesn't have dedicated software, it could only send the default MIDI values. This is one of the big advantages for NM2 🙌

No UK distributor yet, however, we do ship to the UK from Canada. Tested and works great with both BandLab and FL Studio Mobile on Android! ✅

Yes, you'll be able to set buttons to trigger CC#'s via the web app 🙌

@@thisisNOISEinc Cool !! 🤩

Not sure if we will be open sourcing the code or not this time around (we did for NMSVE). But if we do we will let you know!

Out of gate, NM2's customizability for the buttons will be for MIDI specific actions (triggering notes, CC, and PC messages), but we could see more features outside of the typical MIDI message use case being added in future software updates (dependent on demand, of course 🙌).

No octave changing this time around! Did away with it in favour of the double rotary encoder layout 🎛 The fact that each button can be programmed to send whatever MIDI note/CC/PC message the user desires made the most sense for the most amount of people. This was heavily influenced by customer feedback 🙂

@@thisisNOISEinc Cool good to know :D I used almost every page whilst VJing from the crowd recently and was so much fun!!!! Can't wait to try this, would love to know how other people it in videos :)

@@thisisNOISEinc So no octave but is there still 'pages' similar to octaves? Like the 18 buttons are programmed how I want, then I flip to page 2 and have 18 more to program as i want? and how many 'pages' for lack of a better word. Thanks. Already bought one.

@@joephillips7612 there won't be a pages/bank system implemented at time of shipping, but we are looking into adding this as a feature in a future software update (among other ideas)

@@thisisNOISEinc ok. I was basically meaning 'octaves' as pages. 7 pages of 12 buttons on the old one. New one has 18 buttons. Does one of the knobs go though page/octave? Is it like 7 sets of 18?

This was shot so long ago we're actually not 100% sure 😭 ...odds are they're from Ableton though!

Connecting varies between platforms. Please see our online manual below or reach out to us directly for more info! thisisnoiseinc.com/pages/nmsve-manual

Some users are experiencing some issues connecting to Windows 11, however can typically get it up and running with some troubleshooting 🙂

@@thisisNOISEinc alright thanks

Noise Machine NMSVE is a bluetooth MIDI controller, so the sound itself doesn't come from the device, but rather, from the music software on the host (i.e. iPad + GarageBand) that Noise Machine is connected to wirelessly 🙂

Slider is used solely for bank selection for the buttons 🎶🎚

I had the same thought> i think the slider and knob functionality should be reveresed!

I’ll take three

There are tons of different applications for different use cases and platforms! We recommend you check out our online manual where we list some of our favourites (bottom of page): thisisnoiseinc.com/pages/nmsve-manual

Noise Machine needs an app (I.e. Koala Sampler, GarageBand, Ableton, etc...) to generate sounds, instruments, samples, and effects with which the device then triggers 🎶

@@thisisNOISEincHOW DOES IT CONNECT

Thank you!! 👽🙏

I completely agree. I traded synths with a buddy and he threw this in with the trade. I’ve only had it for a couple weeks, but I’ve been able to make full songs with it on the go using Analog Labs V and Ableton. Drums, chords, bass, leads, everything with no cables and no latency. Plus the battery lasts longer then my computer battery. I ended up being more excited about this than the synth lol.

Thank you. Buying one cuz this comment

What's your main use case? Why two?

To control effects, you will need to change the MIDI CCs dependent on what Garageband is expecting to receive for said effect. Most DAWs have a "MIDI Learn" function which makes this a lot easier to setup; however, Garageband is one of the few that doesn't. Feel free to send us over an email and we can give you some more info in regards to this! ...and recommend some other apps to try out 😉

No, Noise Machine is a wireless MIDI Controller, no sample capabilities; however, it can be used with software samplers for triggering samples/effects (i.e. Koala Sampler)

There are a ton of different apps that are compatible with Noise Machine (NMSVE) dependent on what platform you are using 😁 We have some app recommendations you can check out over on our product manual, linked below: thisisnoiseinc.com/pages/nmsve-manual

We would recommend either DRC or G-Stomper. Both have great Synthesizer options 🎹💫

Awesome!!! Gave them a like 🙏 thank you for the support 🙂✨️

@@thisisNOISEinc I posted a quickie video showing me using it with my iPad, but I’m not sure if I linked it properly to your page…

The knob doesnt runs, im using koala sampler

Both app examples at the end of the video are of Koala Sampler - available for both iOS and Android 🐨🎶

No offense taken at all! The main 3 main reasons someone would want Noise Machine is #1. If you want a portable yet tactile experience while making beats on the go, or #2. You're a performer that needs to trigger different MIDI functions on stage (i.e., strap it to your guitar, belt, etc...), or #3. You have a large setup of other gear and need something you can have in your hand for MIDI triggering that doesn't take up desk space. Of course, there are other reasons, but we find that these 3 are the most typical ones 🙂

@@thisisNOISEinc wow that was the perfect answer to my question. I'm just a beginner who just got interested in making rhythmical sound. So yeah! Thanks. If I get used to make sth and want more actual feelings to touch and make music, I'll get this! Thanks. It looks really cool!

Honestly, I have no idea how I can use this.. even I haven't understood how I use some synthesizer apps yet. 0:19 if I want to play sth like this much. Should I buy one or I can make it with my phone but better feelings with this? As a beginner, I need reasons to buy this haha. If I can make sth with my phone for fun enough.. maybe I should buy this later

@@thisisNOISEincdo u recommend this to beginners like me?

@Secret Recipe it honestly depends on the platform you're planning to use it with + what application 🙂 there are plenty of beginner friendly apps (GarageBand, Chomplr, Koala Sampler, Synth One) out there that you can start with before getting into more intermediate level use cases. Also, feel free to DM us on Instagram or email us for further questions! Happy to help 😎