The first sneak peek a few months ago of Auxy’s upcoming “Instrument / Sequencer / Sampler / Groovebox” was already awesome! 
A few hours ago this new video dropped:
The second improvised jam in the video = 
Youtube comments:
”some kind of multitrack groovebox / sampler + Synth engines?”
The sound engine has several concepts, so each sound is generally a mix of several of several techniques.
Auxy prior to this only made software, their first hardware device. 
The first video 4 months ago:
Second jam is nice.
It just has 0 testimony about the device. He’s a talented musician and made good jams (even if he usually is not my jam) with all kind of devices.
I would have hoped for SOME insight what the ideal is behind the device.
auxy’s other project is a looping app and looping seems to be the main thing for the hardware along with the rompler type sounds. im thinking a bigger chompi crossed with roland type presets with TE style macro controls over the synth engines
I’m pretty sure it has isomorphic keys and not a regular keybed. 
Maybe even MPE? - I have no clue! 
But I really look forward to finding out more about this device. 
I see the sloping angle typically on the top of a standard synth action black keys. The side view does hide detail, but i still think having watched the first video and the second that this is a standard keybed.
You mean a poly-aftertouch keybed – you can’t see the MIDI code format sent. That was my impression having watched the first video, i don’t see anything for or against a poly-aftertouch keybed from the second video though.
This is an absolutely spot on take, highstandards, from the first video, now seeing the second video.
Me too !
I checked the exhibitor list for both SFF and Superbooth, and Auxy is not on either. It wouldn’t be the first time though that a company goes to a show in stealth mode – cloaking device enabled.
The timing feels very much like they could show at Superbooth.
ADDED : Maybe just a live performance unveiling by Cuckoo at Superbooth. That would work.
Wow, a cuckoo video that isn’t 2 hours long? I’m shocked
I stand corrected, 
obviously standard keys on it.
Given the proportions shown the controls area is narrower than the length of ( what i presume is ) a full sized key. So as Cuckoo says, it’s not overburdened with controls, but that’s plenty of area for some very expressive controls.
I got the impression of 49 keys in the first video, but it’s hard to be sure – again not overburdened but sufficient for expressive playing.
It seemed like Cuckoo was looking at a screen too, as you might expect.
If the I/O and connectivity is generous, I could see something like this becoming a compelling looper for synthesists.
It would be great to have a decent 49 key MIDI keyboard, with I/O for say 4 instruments, that allowed you to quickly toggle through a corresponding set of MIDI outputs, while recording loops.
If the only option is the built-in sounds, then I would find it be considerably less interesting.
