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! Device !! Driver sub-mode !! Notable features
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2]] || Mixpad mode || Launcher/pad grid for sequences; playback/record/stop; bank + scene switching; chain mutes/solo; per-chain volume/pan via knobs; step-seq/sequence-manager access
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2]] || Device mode || Zynthian UI control (V5-like hardware mapping); transport + navigation; 4 nearby knobs for selected/main/menu/item actions
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2]] || Step Sequencer mode || Pad matrix split into pattern steps + NotePads; step toggle + note/instrument assignment; pattern editor navigation; tempo/level controls
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Looper mode || Looper launcher grid (8×5 RGB LEDs) for loop commands; record/overdub; undo/redo; loop grouping; SooperLooper targeting
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Session mode 1 (session save) || Save sessions to pads (confirmation on overwrite)
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Session mode 2 (session load) || Load sessions from pads (no confirmation)
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Levels mode 1 || Volume (wet) levels for all displayed loops
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Levels mode 2 || 6-level control for selected loop (peak/threshold/input gain/wet/dry/feedback)
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Pan mode || Per-loop panning display/edit (stereo L/R color-coded; mono brightness indicates state)
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]] || Sync/Quantize mode || Per-loop sync/quantize toggles; sync source cycling; 8th/cycle controls
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|-
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| [[Akai MIDI MIX]] || ZynMixer driver || Mixer strips for chains 1–16 (banks); master slider; per-chain knobs; mute/solo; rec-arm; CC-learn-friendly mapping
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]] || Mixer mode (default) || Zynthian Mixer control (pads + knobs); bank A/B for chains 1–16; level/balance/mute/solo
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|-
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]] || Device mode || Zynthian UI control
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|-
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]] || Pattern mode || Zynpad + Pattern Editor control
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]] || NotePad mode || Assign/control which notes the pads play in note mode
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]] || User mode || MIDI-learn access for every pad/knob
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]] || Config mode || MPK internal configuration (channels/arpeggiator/etc.)
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|-
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3 Moder]] || (see device section) || (driver/mode details on its page)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD MINI MK1]] || ZynPad driver || Launchpad pad-grid note/pattern control (ZynPad)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD MINI MK3]] || ZynPad driver || Launchpad pad-grid note/pattern control (ZynPad)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD PRO MK2]] || ZynPad driver || Launchpad pad-grid note/pattern control (ZynPad)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD PRO MK3]] || ZynPad driver || Launchpad pad-grid note/pattern control (ZynPad)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD X]] || ZynPad driver || Launchpad pad-grid note/pattern control (ZynPad)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHKEY MINI MK3]] || Mixer & ZynPad driver || Mixer + ZynPad (pads/grid + mixer controls)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHKEY 88 MK3]] || Mixer & ZynPad driver || Mixer + ZynPad (pads/grid + mixer controls)
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| [[Behringer MOTÖR 61 / 49]] || (see device section) || (driver/mode details on its page)
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| [[Korg nanoKONTROL]] || ZynMixer driver || Mixer control for chains via ZynMixer mapping
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| [[Korg nanoKONTROL-2]] || ZynMixer driver || Mixer control with common/normal/shift behaviors (see section)
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|-
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| [[Mackie Control]] || (see device section) || (driver/mode details on its page)
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|-
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| [[Fostex Mixtab]] || (see device section) || (driver/mode details on its page)
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|-
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| [[Teenage Engineering OP-1]] || Configuring the OP-1 / Usage || OP-1 configuration + use (driver/mode details on its page)
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| [[SooperLooper CCx10, for Behringer FCB1010 & others]] || (see device section) || SooperLooper CCx10 controller support (see section)
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|}
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! Device
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! Launcher (ZynPad) mode
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! Mixer mode (ZynMixer)
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! SuperLooper mode
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! Sequencer mode (ZynSeq)
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! Extra features / notes
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| Mixpad (default) controls Mixer + ZynPad; also Step Sequencer / pattern editor; Device mode controls the Zynthian UI.
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|-
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| [[Akai APC Key25 MK2 + SL]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| Adds SooperLooper looper controls + Levels/Pan/Sync&Quantize/Session save+load; base modes otherwise match the non-SL driver.
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|-
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| [[Akai MIDI MIX]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| Maps mixer functionality (chains 1–16 via banks, master slider, balance, mute/solo, rec-arm).
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|-
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| Modes: Mixer (default), Device UI, Pattern (ZynPad + Pattern Editor), NotePad; plus User and Config modes.
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|-
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| [[Akai MPK mini MK3 Moder]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| (Details not extracted from this page section.)
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD MINI MK1]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynPad driver.
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD MINI MK3]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynPad driver.
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD PRO MK2]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynPad driver.
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD PRO MK3]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynPad driver.
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHPAD X]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynPad driver.
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHKEY MINI MK3]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| Mixer + ZynPad.
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|-
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| [[Novation LAUNCHKEY 88 MK3]]
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| Mixer + ZynPad.
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|-
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| [[Behringer MOTÖR 61 / 49]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| (Details not extracted from this page section.)
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|-
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| [[Korg nanoKONTROL]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynMixer driver.
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|-
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| [[Korg nanoKONTROL-2]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f8d7da;" | no
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| ZynMixer driver.
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|-
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| [[Mackie Control]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| (Details not extracted from this page section.)
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|-
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| [[Fostex Mixtab]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| (Details not extracted from this page section.)
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|-
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| [[Teenage Engineering OP-1]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| Configuring/usage section.
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|-
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| [[SooperLooper CCx10, for Behringer FCB1010 & others]]
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| style="background:#c8e6c9;" | yes
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| style="background:#f9f1c7;" | incomplete
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| SooperLooper CCx10 controller support.
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|}
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Zynthian can be connected to almost any existing MIDI device and you can use the MIDI learning mechanism, as described in the [[Zynthian_UI_User_Guide_-_V1/V4|UI user's guide]], to assign parameters to faders and knobs in your MIDI controller, for instance. You could also assign pad trigger to notes, etc. But MIDI learning process takes time, it's limiting and you can't get feedback easily. Sometimes it's a lot better to plug a well-known (supported) MIDI controller and get everything mapped automatically. For having this, zynthian implements a controller driver API that allows developers to create specific drivers for specific devices.  
 
Zynthian can be connected to almost any existing MIDI device and you can use the MIDI learning mechanism, as described in the [[Zynthian_UI_User_Guide_-_V1/V4|UI user's guide]], to assign parameters to faders and knobs in your MIDI controller, for instance. You could also assign pad trigger to notes, etc. But MIDI learning process takes time, it's limiting and you can't get feedback easily. Sometimes it's a lot better to plug a well-known (supported) MIDI controller and get everything mapped automatically. For having this, zynthian implements a controller driver API that allows developers to create specific drivers for specific devices.  
  
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