I mainly use it with Logic Pro 11 on Mac (Sonoma) The product is really suited to this DAW via the Mackie Control (MC) protocol. It's almost plug & play. It is compatible with the other, older HUI protocol. It coexists perfectly with other remotes in Logic. I notably use an Arturia Minilab 3 keyboard to control transport and the iPad Logic Remote app. No conflict. The documentation delivered in the box is very brief (you have to know what you're buying :)) but the (old) official Behringer YouTube videos are very useful for mastering advanced functions. What is great in the end is that this controller is automatically recognized without a driver. One can imagine it is solid over time. Small drawback then, the absence of detailed PDF documentation. Another drawback, as noted by other users, I find the jog wheel a bit stiff.. On Mac, a quick visit to "Audio MIDI Setup" and adding it in Logic Pro takes 5s! You can then control almost everything. In short, for now very very satisfied with the value for money. Thanks woodbrass for the fast delivery!

A priori a bit complicated to set up with Cubase...

Hello, Separated for a while from my old control surface because the faders made too much noise when finalizing mixes on small monitors and the surface took up too much space, I opted for the X-TOUCH. My choice was first the size, the silence of the moving faders that I already knew with the X32 console, and the various available connections. I struggled a bit to make it communicate in HUI with Protools (Windows users, think about running the Protools shortcut as administrator in the properties, it's weird but it works!). The midi implementation with Protools is not perfect yet. Many functions are still missing, the main master is not active, the flip neither, the EQ button does not work as well as other functions but I imagine the next firmwares will fix these shortcomings. But the essential is there. Finding the moving faders with auto touch for automations is a delight, I will no longer get tendinitis doing voice tracking! I have already recommended this surface to a sound engineer friend like me; that says the trust I give to this machine and its future firmware development. Behringer has done it again for half the price of my old control surface! A big thank you to the Woodbrass team for their precious work.

Good, very good! I wanted to be able to control my new toy, the X32 Core, and also my favorite DAWs! It's done! I control the X32 Core and my PC directly via an ethernet router! All 3 are plugged into it! Super responsiveness of the motorized faders! Quite easy to handle. I had never worked this way since I owned a Presonus 32.4.2 Ai which was not motorized, with 32 dedicated faders! Here you need a little time to adapt and then you're off! I mainly use the faders to control the sound of the channels and the effect sends! For the other controls, which are accessible through a whole bunch of possibilities on this console, I prefer to use my mouse for now! I appreciate the wheel, the play, stop, and record controls, super useful during recordings. You can undo the last command or action without having to take the mouse. It saves a lot of time, especially it allows you to stay focused on your playing! I like it! It can control the X32 and a DAW at the same time. You just have to switch modes using a command! In X32 control mode, you can still trigger playback or recording of the DAW! These functions are always active! In DAW mode, the X32 is no longer accessible! Great product, not necessarily to be used with Behringer products, but if you have the X-Air18, this is what you need! An RJ45 cable and you can mix from afar! Fred