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Fantastic app and at a great price when you compare the price for an actual hardware set especially if your only dabbling. Great addition to the ripple.

A good software overall, though full version is way too expensive for what features it offers, if it was in the rage of £15 rather than outrageous £70, I’d consider it. Visual design also feels a tad dated and lacking.

This makes grading in Lustre, Resolve and even Flimlight's all powerful Baselight a joy if there are panels missing or configuration problems. It's good to note that the knobs are activated by touch and can be turned too; that isn't immediately obvious

Nice app that works as a control panel. Getting it connected and detected in Resolve did require a quick trip to the website to figure out, but it worked flawlessly afterwards. My only gripe is how I wish you could adjust the sensitivity of the dials/wheel (cant find the option and it’s a bit slow)

Fantastic Concept, although need some optimisations. I guess a lot of people would have buy it if the price was affordable.

title says it all - too much $$$ and not very inovative.

I have been using this app with Premiere for a few months now and it has become an integral part of my editing process, especially during color correction. Yes, it does have a few bugs and sometimes loses connectivity but it's nothing that a quick restart can't take care of. Honestly, the only thing i don't like about it is the price. $75 for an app is ridiculous, regardless of what it does and how useful it is.

Still needs a lot of tweaking. They made a point of designing the app to look exactly like the real thing and so this app has no innovation or benefit from the real panels. They could've used the iPads platform to design something truly beneficial and useful with improvements to their physical panels but instead you're left with a clunky, awkward product. In the kb panel, for example, the knobs are too close together and so you can't make multiple adjustments at once. Instead of using this as an opportunity to make a useful product, they're making a point of telling users to buy multiple iPads (and apps) for a truly "glass" control surface. Why not just design it for one iPad taking advantage of the platform or making an accessory to the current panels that will actually be useful?? On top of this it never works or links up to Resolve. Honestly a real dishonest rip off. Update: at least they dropped the price to $75. I'll buy it when it's about $10.

I'm loving controlling capture one with this application + my iPad. It is a much more intuitive and interactive way to edit. Honestly just waiting for you guys to drop the price on the paid version to something reasonable.

I downloaded this to use with davinci resolve. It doesn't seem to work with it. I tried premier pro and it recognized it and controlled it. I wish there were better instructions on how to install and setup a program. The instructions just talk about functions and not how to set it up. I tried Loki g for a tutorial on setup but didn't find any. I would probably buy the full version if I can fin a way to make it work! (Hinting to you support)