Well, I managed to get an hour with it and it does seem quite impressive in terms of functionality and feel. I had to send it back though as the display screen was damaged underneath. I thought it was the protective wrapping at first but after removing this and cleaning with a lense cloth I realised it was scuffed on the inside. It was very distracting and so had to go back.
Embodme were fast to respond and said they would get the screen replaced straight away, so happy with their customer service.
Well, I got to use the Touch 2 for a couple of days, but as innovative and nice as it is to use, I’m just not bothered about midi controllers anymore, so it’s been sold already.
I’m very happy with a mouse, trackpad, or finger (when using the iPad), heck, I barely use the Apple Pencil with the iPad, and don’t even use the Arturia Keystep I’ve had for a few years.
Perhaps this marks the end of a 20+ year hot and cold relationship with controllers…
I wish Embodme the best of success with the product 