The ORCHESTRAL CONTROLLER WARS

CORRECTION: the Lujin by Midifex is an awesome new orchestral composer. In this review I wrongly suggested that you could not save settings / presets. This was incorrect and as a consequence makes it a fine choice for orchestral programmers. I’m not a professional reviewer so apologise sincerely for the erroneous observation I made. Should have RTFM! Much love to Midifex and thanks for letting me try it out. C x In this video Christian takes three orchestral controller newcomers and pitches them against his "benchmark". His view is for something you spend your life working with we need to get this right. Is there a clear victor? Is there still work to be done? Do you think a major tech company will ever take on the challenge of the orchestral controller conundrum? In order of appearance.... our benchmark the Nuances: https://nuancescontroller.fr/ The Ghost Note: https://ghostnoteaudio.uk/products/conductor?srsltid=AfmBOop6zFHsjBEgC93o67-cXMx5qosOqnqfgG63CjvhxriIH-YOEn7k Midiship: https://en.midiship.com/ The Lujin by MIDIFEX: https://www.midifex.com/ Check out Vaults at the Crow Hill Company, our free range of virtual instruments: https://thecrowhillcompany.com/vaults/ ...liked our brass library? Find out more here: https://thecrowhillcompany.com/marshal-brass/ ...and recent vids we've made on orchestral controllers: https://youtu.be/6wa34987adU?si=xDiLpnXaZMC7xBfg https://youtu.be/H1zOvLFqRGE?si=ZlNd73Nyp-Ph8EfH