They just released a wireless version a few days ago! Your video was so well made and helped me decide that this was the right macropad for me. Thank you so much, you've definitely earned a sub! 😄
I don't have this particular one, but I tried using another competitor version. Pros: shortcuts and mapped keys are great. It reduces the amount of mouse clicking. Cons: It's just another device on your desk. Eventually in my experience, I went back to just plain old keyboard and mouse. You really have to be committed to using it and memorizing all the set keys in order for it to be a part of your workflow. For me, I edit photos and the best shortcut I have are presets, one click and I'm off to the next set of photos.
I would love a video on all the ways to use a macro pad because for someone like me who is conpletely new to macro pads idk where to start plus it seems like something you can put together very nicely
Dont forget that VIA writes directly to the board so it saves your macros even if youre using a different PC. VIA also doesnt run in the background and now has a web app so you dont need to install anything
Thanks for the info. I been looking everywhere for this, since my work required me to log in to multiple different computers that are company-controlled, so it important to be able to use the device the way I set it up without having to reinstall and reconfig the whole thing everytime. I was about to just give up searching and ask about it in this comment section. Thank again.
I've got Keychron V10 with extra 5 macro button and it's very useful. Copy, paste, select all, find, and alt+tab are now just one click button, just 5 button but bring more speed and happiness 😅. Macropad is my next investment for my desk setup.
Just received the Megalodon 16 key pad. A little disappointed that it didn't come with a manual and the Doio website doesn't seem fleshed out. I really appreciate your video so I can learn more about my newest little gadget.
@@jakesutcliffe9208 - I had the same problem. Although I loved the design and construction of the Megalodon, I couldn't get VIA to work with it. Apparently there is an issue with some of the Megalodon internal software where you have to open up the device, find the serial number, and then make some adjustments in VIA to recognize the Megalodon. Given today's user-friendly competitors, I gave up on it and sent it back. Too bad. I really wanted it to work.
absolutely underrated channel, was stunned to see this video didn't come from some big tech youtuber!! I'll be sure to pick one of these up for myself too, thank you for this video :)
Pretty swank looking! One device that you might want to check out is the Huion KD100. I've been using it for the past couple months, and I've been blown away with how efficient it could be. It doesn't look as nice as this, the keys are only scissor switch, and it only has one dial, but it can be used wirelessly via USB receiver. I'm able to make different shortcuts for the various software I can use via the driver Huion uses. I haven't configured it in DaVinci Resolve and Audacity, but that dial it uses looks like it'll be useful there as well.
If you don’t need knobs and don’t mind the price, the Stream Deck is much more intuitive to get into because you don’t need to memorise what the buttons do in each preset.
@@literallyjordan999 How does the layers work? Stream Deck switches layout with the app you are using and it has folders and pages. But once you get to folders and pages it kind of goes against the benefits of a macro pad so I don’t use those.
Love it man, found your other video today by chance. I'm subbed, gonna see how you progress. I have a very similar WFH setup, and edit from home so I feel like I'm right in the demographic.
A keyboard that uses VIA could have the spacebar programmed for spaceFn, which would access extra layers for macros without moving your left hand. But I get it, macro pads are pretty cool. Great video!
You are absolutely right. I was really going for "macropads 101" with this video. I appreciate the comment because I'm sure some people reading this will want get started with macros but not buy a dedicated macropad. Thanks for watching.
@@UltraFarturas Yea, your keyboard probably isn't supported. True customs will most likely be qmk/via supported, but those from drop/glorious/razer will have propriety software.
agree - I have one of these macropads now and would *love* to assign the scrubbing function to one of the wheels - but can't find instructions for how to do so.
Agreed I would be very interested in gaining a better understanding of how to setup macropads to work differently across various software packages. Is it as simple as programming the required keys on a specific layer and ensuring this is selected when working in the program? Is it possible to create a dedicated and automatic switch to the specific layer when a program is opened? Many more questions from an absolute novice, but it surprises me the niche nature of this topic, it seems like there are a lots of macropad users and there are obvious benefits to adopting alternative input mechanisms but the background knowledge is hard to come by and seems to have a very steep learning curve. None of which has put me off yet! I have just bought one of these (over the larger 30% version) to dip my toe in, thank you for such a well made informative video, if you find the time to extend the learning to the programming side I would be very appreciative.
The "fanmade" VIAL firmware is much better. especially as it shows the knob and rotation direction. Sadly its not mirrored, otherwise it would be great to use as a lefthanded macropad. [I know this from building my own 4x4 macropad with a RP2040] Which has room for 10 layers, and over 50 macro's [tapdance, combokey's etc]
Thank you for the review! Could you please tell us more, about how you set up a knob to work as the scrubber in Premiere? I couldn't find any advice anywhere. Thank you!
Hi, I just buy Megaladon. But I really struggling setup on VIA. The knob setting with Macros is not working, like Zoom in out or scrubbing on the Premiere pro. Can you teach me how to setting it?
how have you programmed the rotary encoder to work as the scrubber in premiere and other functions in other programs? i'm using via and want to keep my standard input as volume up and volume down but want to be able to use the encoder as a scrubber in premiere
Same here, I've wasted almost an entire afternoon researching this, looking for macros for the rotary dial. I've been searching for a wireless jog&shuttle for over a year now and this is the closest I've come to (tried all the cheaper ones too like Xence, Huion, XD-Pen). I thought the build quality of this was the best plus the lights help in the dark BUT NO JOG SHUTTLE on the rotary knob. You cant assign Macros to the knobs (at least not that I know of) and so it makes this useless for me so I'm going back to my ugly, old but trusty contour shuttle..So very sad about this!!
they show him changing Layers in the video, that is what the numbers between the knob on the LED screen shows., the layer you are using... 1 , 2 or 3... Not all have layers, or LEDs Premiere uses the direction Arrows for scrubbing.... you can use the ones on your Keyboard ....
The Contour Design - Shuttle Pro and Shuttle Xpress are like this, but look nicer (too me). They are older, so compatibility might be iffy. I love these kind of devices because they can boost productivity/efficiency.
If you have a sound board / voice changing software that accepts keyboard keys to play sounds, then yes you could definitely use this macropad to control a soundboard. You just have to program each key manually... and there may be better devices for this exact use case (Elgato Stream Deck comes to mind). Hope that helps.
Thanks for this video! I’ve seen a few of your reviews now and they’re very helpful. However I was wondering, out of the XENCELABS Quick Keys and Megalodon Macropad which one would you say is best for color grading? My main goal with buying a control surface like this is to have a knob that can give me good tactile control over adjusting highlights/shadows/color wheels, etc. Do these control surfaces allow the knob to be used for that in Premiere?
I've never heard of a macro keyboard until today. Once I get a good setup, and some muscle memory, I think this will make programming CAD/CAM & NC way more fluid.
I definitely wanna see more macropad reviews from you! I've been considering like a 9-key one as a sort of low profile gaming peripheral to WASD and use a couple alternate keys. Not sure what to get tho!
Overall reviews that he did is perfect showing the pros and cons. Not bias at all. this guy will gonna get big hopefully not his head keep it up I trust in you. 😎👍🏻
Nice video man! Insane quality for such a small channel, keep it up! Could sou do a setup-tour video or sth like that? I would love to know what this pop-filter for the yeti mic is. I have been trying to find good accessories for it but havent been successful…
While the macropad is very cool, what's got my attention is that beautiful monitor arm. I've got a similar monitor - could you share what kind of arm you're using to hold it up? I've got one already but honestly it feels like it's barely able to hold the damn thing up so I've got it resting on some speakers as well to distribute the weight.
Sort of like the Blackmagic Speed Editor, but with the ability to map buttons to key presses via software. For anything other than DaVinci Resolve, I can see the usefulness.
Thanks for the support, and I'm thrilled to hear the content is entertaining. When you start something new it's difficult to predict how it will land. Cheers!
I just bought this model and it came in but i was struggling eith the customization soo bad on via. Do you have a video how you do it or can you make one.
Hi - Great video, can you please explain the macro for opening then minimising a program? I'm struggling with my macro just opening a new version of the program and can't get it to maximise/minimise after opening. thanks.
I've been using a razer tartarus for years so the idea is good. I'd like one more vertical row of keys and some sort of space bar for thumb. That would get you ctrl shit esc on the left row, WASD the rest, and can add macros to that. That's the way I use the tartarus for everything
Good One was looking the other day for a Solution. Thank you @youtube for the Alogo. Fine Content Quality. Can you tell me where to get this Keyboard Hand Rest ?
With the trend of types of tech you're reviewing, might I interest you in RAZER'S Tartarus/Orbweaver which is a left-handed keyboard with macro functionality
Amazing video quality, honest take on pros and cons, with tips and examples. Most of the videos in this genre just aim to sell something and come off as elitist and narcissistic but you feel more genuine and down to earth.
I'm wondering whether a device like this would help me use apps which would otherwise be inaccessible. Of course, I'd need to borrow some eyes for setup but after that? … Worth considering.
I am looking for a knob that can be used for changing playback speed of videos on TH-cam channels. I find it a hassle to have to click on the speed controls to increase playback speed. And sometimes it is overshot and I have to rollback a couple of seconds. I wonder if the Macropad solves this problem, so I can immerse more on the content and less on speed control navigation.
I'd be curious to know how it works from the software side. I thought it might look like a second keyboard, but how do applications feel about getting input from more than one keyboard? Do they care? If they do care, then you'd to "inject" keypress messages from device 2 into device 1. This can happen at any point before the application receives the event. On first principle it's worth exploring the productivity gains macros themselves give you before buying a new piece of hardware. However in my experience specialized hardware definitely encourages different behavior so its probably still worth getting. This can also point you in the direction of an interesting category of software, which are the keyboard enhancers. These utilities give you "universal shortcuts" that work in any application that accepts text input - like Karibiner or to a lesser extent Hammerspoon (both macOS, I'm sure there are equivalents for the others).
Question, how to you remember what button does what without a label on them? I guess repetition would be the answer to that question. But I feel like it might be annoying to get used to that.
Do you know if there's like a macro pad that works with iOS or iPad? I've been looking one for one forever just to make digital painting on iPad faster
If you don't absolutely need dials, wouldn't it be more sensible to get a tartarus? Each key can have 2 functions assigned to it and you can even change profiles (desktop, PS, etc)
macropad really maximize the potential of pen tablet drawing. yes, it's super super usefull thing. I wish artist knows about this and people are using it and some chinese company make the cheap one 😂😂
They just released a wireless version a few days ago! Your video was so well made and helped me decide that this was the right macropad for me. Thank you so much, you've definitely earned a sub! 😄
Your production quality and narration is absolutely top notch. Keep it up.
except i still dont see how its programmed
I don't have this particular one, but I tried using another competitor version. Pros: shortcuts and mapped keys are great. It reduces the amount of mouse clicking. Cons: It's just another device on your desk. Eventually in my experience, I went back to just plain old keyboard and mouse. You really have to be committed to using it and memorizing all the set keys in order for it to be a part of your workflow.
For me, I edit photos and the best shortcut I have are presets, one click and I'm off to the next set of photos.
For me as gamer who's always running like 8 of 10 keys short to bind to, this might just be game changing
Yer lol same here.
I would love a video on all the ways to use a macro pad because for someone like me who is conpletely new to macro pads idk where to start plus it seems like something you can put together very nicely
Dont forget that VIA writes directly to the board so it saves your macros even if youre using a different PC. VIA also doesnt run in the background and now has a web app so you dont need to install anything
Thanks for the info. I been looking everywhere for this, since my work required me to log in to multiple different computers that are company-controlled, so it important to be able to use the device the way I set it up without having to reinstall and reconfig the whole thing everytime. I was about to just give up searching and ask about it in this comment section. Thank again.
This guy is gonna get big
Agree
Ditto.
Not if he keeps his diet and check. If he eats pizzas and fried food then he’s going to get a real big real fast.
very underrated
Sounds like AI. I don’t think so
I've got Keychron V10 with extra 5 macro button and it's very useful. Copy, paste, select all, find, and alt+tab are now just one click button, just 5 button but bring more speed and happiness 😅. Macropad is my next investment for my desk setup.
Just received the Megalodon 16 key pad. A little disappointed that it didn't come with a manual and the Doio website doesn't seem fleshed out. I really appreciate your video so I can learn more about my newest little gadget.
Hey mate. I’ve just got mine and VIA doesn’t recognise it. Did you have to flash yours?
@@jakesutcliffe9208 - I had the same problem. Although I loved the design and construction of the Megalodon, I couldn't get VIA to work with it. Apparently there is an issue with some of the Megalodon internal software where you have to open up the device, find the serial number, and then make some adjustments in VIA to recognize the Megalodon. Given today's user-friendly competitors, I gave up on it and sent it back. Too bad. I really wanted it to work.
I may have missed it in the review or in the comments, but can the rotary encoder be used to scrub the timeline?
it can, it just stands in for pressing the left and right keys
absolutely underrated channel, was stunned to see this video didn't come from some big tech youtuber!!
I'll be sure to pick one of these up for myself too, thank you for this video :)
I swear all the products you’re reviewing are ones I’ve been looking at. Thank you for the great content and overviews. Easy sub.
Great minds think alike. Welcome!!
Just got the same DOIO macro pad month ago and I'd like to say it really gives me a boost in creative process. Love the wheels.
Hey mate I just got mine and it doesn’t work when I plug I into VIA
Pretty swank looking!
One device that you might want to check out is the Huion KD100. I've been using it for the past couple months, and I've been blown away with how efficient it could be. It doesn't look as nice as this, the keys are only scissor switch, and it only has one dial, but it can be used wirelessly via USB receiver. I'm able to make different shortcuts for the various software I can use via the driver Huion uses. I haven't configured it in DaVinci Resolve and Audacity, but that dial it uses looks like it'll be useful there as well.
If you don’t need knobs and don’t mind the price, the Stream Deck is much more intuitive to get into because you don’t need to memorise what the buttons do in each preset.
You can also just get relegendable keycaps for the same effect (with a bit more effort)
steam deck only has so many keys i think, i have the model in the video and it has 4 layers so and each layer has 16 keys so its almost infinite
@@literallyjordan999 How does the layers work?
Stream Deck switches layout with the app you are using and it has folders and pages. But once you get to folders and pages it kind of goes against the benefits of a macro pad so I don’t use those.
@@cyrfung its like a switch u click and makes a different loadout which u can add new keys
Streamdeck can be priced similarly and actually shows you what you're about to push instead of you having to remember 120+ keys yourself.
You, my friend, have just earned my subscription. Get sponsorships cuz I will support these awesome gadgets.
Love it man, found your other video today by chance. I'm subbed, gonna see how you progress. I have a very similar WFH setup, and edit from home so I feel like I'm right in the demographic.
I appreciate the sub man. Thanks for coming along for the ride.
Would love a run through of your entire desk setup. You've got some cool stuff there!
I just don't understand. How is it possible to have 150 subs and such quality content?
I feel StreamDeck has the right idea with the little screens. I wish they would add Rotary encoders though.
The loupedeck is exactly that
@@benjaminmosnier Oh my god thank you so much. The price is insane but in comparison to this piece of crap with open source software its okay.
A keyboard that uses VIA could have the spacebar programmed for spaceFn, which would access extra layers for macros without moving your left hand. But I get it, macro pads are pretty cool. Great video!
You are absolutely right. I was really going for "macropads 101" with this video. I appreciate the comment because I'm sure some people reading this will want get started with macros but not buy a dedicated macropad. Thanks for watching.
How does one accomplishes this?
@@UltraFarturas If you use VIA, go to layers and assign the space key to "space Fn"
@@justinoronos I didn't find it on VIA. There is no space Fn. Could my kb not be compatible?
@@UltraFarturas Yea, your keyboard probably isn't supported. True customs will most likely be qmk/via supported, but those from drop/glorious/razer will have propriety software.
Can you make a dedicated video on how to you can use this with Video editing software? How program knobs, Shortcuts, macros etc
agree - I have one of these macropads now and would *love* to assign the scrubbing function to one of the wheels - but can't find instructions for how to do so.
Agreed I would be very interested in gaining a better understanding of how to setup macropads to work differently across various software packages. Is it as simple as programming the required keys on a specific layer and ensuring this is selected when working in the program? Is it possible to create a dedicated and automatic switch to the specific layer when a program is opened? Many more questions from an absolute novice, but it surprises me the niche nature of this topic, it seems like there are a lots of macropad users and there are obvious benefits to adopting alternative input mechanisms but the background knowledge is hard to come by and seems to have a very steep learning curve. None of which has put me off yet! I have just bought one of these (over the larger 30% version) to dip my toe in, thank you for such a well made informative video, if you find the time to extend the learning to the programming side I would be very appreciative.
this is a great video...totally doesn't seem like a 200 subscriber channel video! quality is great! Keep up the good work and you got a new sub!
The "fanmade" VIAL firmware is much better. especially as it shows the knob and rotation direction.
Sadly its not mirrored, otherwise it would be great to use as a lefthanded macropad. [I know this from building my own 4x4 macropad with a RP2040]
Which has room for 10 layers, and over 50 macro's [tapdance, combokey's etc]
Thank you for the review! Could you please tell us more, about how you set up a knob to work as the scrubber in Premiere? I couldn't find any advice anywhere. Thank you!
Hi, I just buy Megaladon. But I really struggling setup on VIA. The knob setting with Macros is not working, like Zoom in out or scrubbing on the Premiere pro. Can you teach me how to setting it?
Man, the production quality of your videos is just insane! (and now I bought Spotify Thing + Macro pad ahah)
Mine just shipped and I cant wait to try it along my keyboard
Decided to get it in pink
Nice!! You're really going to like using it, and the pink looks super clean. I wanted to go yellow but played it safe haha.
It would be amazing to see another video where you break down how you set yours up, for those of us brand new to VIA.
Finally another cool video.
how have you programmed the rotary encoder to work as the scrubber in premiere and other functions in other programs? i'm using via and want to keep my standard input as volume up and volume down but want to be able to use the encoder as a scrubber in premiere
The same question!
It is so weird that there is no information about it anywhere!
Same here, I've wasted almost an entire afternoon researching this, looking for macros for the rotary dial. I've been searching for a wireless jog&shuttle for over a year now and this is the closest I've come to (tried all the cheaper ones too like Xence, Huion, XD-Pen). I thought the build quality of this was the best plus the lights help in the dark BUT NO JOG SHUTTLE on the rotary knob. You cant assign Macros to the knobs (at least not that I know of) and so it makes this useless for me so I'm going back to my ugly, old but trusty contour shuttle..So very sad about this!!
they show him changing Layers in the video, that is what the numbers between the knob on the LED screen shows., the layer you are using... 1 , 2 or 3...
Not all have layers, or LEDs
Premiere uses the direction Arrows for scrubbing.... you can use the ones on your Keyboard ....
I’m so hooked. I dont even want one of these and I’m watching this video. Great work.
Can we set the knob into forward and reverse program when editing videos? Thanks
I personally love my shuttle pro v2, it is less known but most powerfull than many macro keyboard
i really like your desktop wallpaper. any chance you share it with us?
I’m wondering the same thing!
The Contour Design - Shuttle Pro and Shuttle Xpress are like this, but look nicer (too me). They are older, so compatibility might be iffy. I love these kind of devices because they can boost productivity/efficiency.
Here before this guy reaches 1 mil subs awesome content keep pushing more
I got my hands on the Xencelabs Quick Keys, and I really like using it for video editing.
first macro pad I've seen that's actually worth the price.
What a great video, helps A LOT in the beginning.
You mention 'premier' around 3:50, what program is that?
I have a stream deck. I use it for autocad, excel, solidworks and so much more. It has saved me so much time it is ridiculous.
Only 1 min into video but the editing is great. Good cuts, and I like the "slideshow esque" transitions
such a well made video. you deserve more subs and views
could the keys on the pad be used to play sounds from a soundboard and or voice changer?
If you have a sound board / voice changing software that accepts keyboard keys to play sounds, then yes you could definitely use this macropad to control a soundboard. You just have to program each key manually... and there may be better devices for this exact use case (Elgato Stream Deck comes to mind). Hope that helps.
This channel and the videos are made so great keeps you intrigued and yet giving you great quality information and devices to daily use.
Thanks for this video! I’ve seen a few of your reviews now and they’re very helpful. However I was wondering, out of the XENCELABS Quick Keys and Megalodon Macropad which one would you say is best for color grading?
My main goal with buying a control surface like this is to have a knob that can give me good tactile control over adjusting highlights/shadows/color wheels, etc. Do these control surfaces allow the knob to be used for that in Premiere?
This perfect to use on my mpc 2 software. It will make my MacBook work like a mpc .
Damn, companies should pay you. You're a master sales man.
The Megalodon's minimal and finished nicely w/ useful keys.
I've never heard of a macro keyboard until today. Once I get a good setup, and some muscle memory, I think this will make programming CAD/CAM & NC way more fluid.
I definitely wanna see more macropad reviews from you! I've been considering like a 9-key one as a sort of low profile gaming peripheral to WASD and use a couple alternate keys. Not sure what to get tho!
How did you get via to open applications cause I tried to find information about it and no luck 😅 could you make a video about it
Found this channel today! Seriously can't wait for more!
the videos are sick man
Can you do a video on your keyboard and monitor set up? Great vid!
Thanks for the suggestion! I plan to do a video on this keyboard (the Nuphy Air 75) soon! It's one of my favorite keyboards I've owned.
I use a tourbox, its highly customizable as well.
Please make a video about the stream deck for productivity, really interested on how you would use it since its really versatile
Overall reviews that he did is perfect showing the pros and cons. Not bias at all. this guy will gonna get big hopefully not his head keep it up I trust in you. 😎👍🏻
Great video, I have this on order with Drop and just waiting on mine to ship.
Does it have app specific profiles that change automatically when the app window is active?
What a clean video and presentation. 🤯
Nice video man! Insane quality for such a small channel, keep it up!
Could sou do a setup-tour video or sth like that? I would love to know what this pop-filter for the yeti mic is. I have been trying to find good accessories for it but havent been successful…
While the macropad is very cool, what's got my attention is that beautiful monitor arm.
I've got a similar monitor - could you share what kind of arm you're using to hold it up? I've got one already but honestly it feels like it's barely able to hold the damn thing up so I've got it resting on some speakers as well to distribute the weight.
Sort of like the Blackmagic Speed Editor, but with the ability to map buttons to key presses via software. For anything other than DaVinci Resolve, I can see the usefulness.
crazy good quality and entertaining came from you other video and had to watch this one too
Thanks for the support, and I'm thrilled to hear the content is entertaining. When you start something new it's difficult to predict how it will land. Cheers!
I just bought this model and it came in but i was struggling eith the customization soo bad on via. Do you have a video how you do it or can you make one.
Subbed! Great content bro, getting a lot of inspiration for my own setup. Wanted to ask, are you able to swap out the keycaps for this?
Thanks man! Yes you absolutely can swap the key caps. I just didn't want to scare people away who are new to mechanical keyboards lol.
Great video dude! Very engaging.
Does this device work with Linux?
Hi - Great video, can you please explain the macro for opening then minimising a program? I'm struggling with my macro just opening a new version of the program and can't get it to maximise/minimise after opening. thanks.
if you are good with electronics and programming you could make one using a raspberry pi zero and solder switches and build a enclosure
I've been using a razer tartarus for years so the idea is good. I'd like one more vertical row of keys and some sort of space bar for thumb. That would get you ctrl shit esc on the left row, WASD the rest, and can add macros to that. That's the way I use the tartarus for everything
What is the mouse wrist support you use?
Very well made video mate.. Easiest subscribe button I’ve clicked since ages, keep it up!
Thanks for the support!
Good One was looking the other day for a Solution. Thank you @youtube for the Alogo.
Fine Content Quality. Can you tell me where to get this Keyboard Hand Rest ?
With the trend of types of tech you're reviewing, might I interest you in RAZER'S Tartarus/Orbweaver which is a left-handed keyboard with macro functionality
Thanks for the suggestion! I've seen the Tartarus in the past and I've been curious. I may have to check one out!
gat video mate. Is there any chance you can share your wallpaper with s? it is phenomenal !!
nice. Can this knob be dynamically used to control values in any levers like brightness, contrast within an app like Photoshop?
Thank you for this!
What is the thing for the heel of your mouse hand?
Amazing video quality, honest take on pros and cons, with tips and examples. Most of the videos in this genre just aim to sell something and come off as elitist and narcissistic but you feel more genuine and down to earth.
I'm wondering whether a device like this would help me use apps which would otherwise be inaccessible. Of course, I'd need to borrow some eyes for setup but after that? … Worth considering.
Can you use the knobs as an audio controller? Using one for main pc volume, one for discord, and one for music?
Is it compatible with macOs?
I am looking for a knob that can be used for changing playback speed of videos on TH-cam channels. I find it a hassle to have to click on the speed controls to increase playback speed. And sometimes it is overshot and I have to rollback a couple of seconds. I wonder if the Macropad solves this problem, so I can immerse more on the content and less on speed control navigation.
I'd be curious to know how it works from the software side. I thought it might look like a second keyboard, but how do applications feel about getting input from more than one keyboard? Do they care? If they do care, then you'd to "inject" keypress messages from device 2 into device 1. This can happen at any point before the application receives the event. On first principle it's worth exploring the productivity gains macros themselves give you before buying a new piece of hardware. However in my experience specialized hardware definitely encourages different behavior so its probably still worth getting. This can also point you in the direction of an interesting category of software, which are the keyboard enhancers. These utilities give you "universal shortcuts" that work in any application that accepts text input - like Karibiner or to a lesser extent Hammerspoon (both macOS, I'm sure there are equivalents for the others).
Love your channel - in your vid (6:10) it shows an ergonomic mechanical keyboard. Can you share a link?
do the key update shortcut when you change apps? i don't want to be constantly changing "profiles"
Question, how to you remember what button does what without a label on them? I guess repetition would be the answer to that question. But I feel like it might be annoying to get used to that.
There's a new wireless version, but KM hasn't listed it yet. You can find it on Taobao though.
Do you know if there's like a macro pad that works with iOS or iPad? I've been looking one for one forever just to make digital painting on iPad faster
Very clear and quality video man! Just stumbled upon your video and im for surely gonna stick around!
great idea, can build it much cheaper but for productivity this product as a whole looks great and I believe the price is totatly worth it
Hey, does VIA/VIAL support profile per software / auto-detect which software you're on?
Your channel is awesome. subbed and liked. looking forward for future content.
After 5 months, do you suggest to buy this cool product? Does it useful on Pr or FCP?
hope you get a bunch of followers! from the channel name to the content it caught my eye right away great job!
If you don't absolutely need dials, wouldn't it be more sensible to get a tartarus? Each key can have 2 functions assigned to it and you can even change profiles (desktop, PS, etc)
macropad really maximize the potential of pen tablet drawing. yes, it's super super usefull thing. I wish artist knows about this and people are using it and some chinese company make the cheap one 😂😂
For real tho, this life saving piece of tech has nothing to envy to the heavily marketed TourBox
How did you get the knob to controll the playhead in Premiere?