Electra One mk2

Electra One mk2

Loved by users. Strong at integrations and synth programming.

The full-size controller that followed mk1, with a touchscreen and hands-on control for hardware synths, software instruments, and MIDI workflows.

Out of production, and still fully supported.

The proven MIDI and Lua scripting workhorse. Still alive and kicking.

  • Up to 36 controls on a page and more than 5000 parameters tracked in real time, under twelve touch-sensitive encoders and a 7-inch touchscreen.
  • Fully compatible with firmware 5.0.0 and the current preset format, on hardware ready for the firmware updates still to come.
  • After-sales servicing and support at no charge, for as long as you own it. The shipping is the only cost you carry.

At a glance

Controls
12 touch-sensitive rotary high-resolution encoders, 6 hardware buttons
Display
7-inch touchscreen, 1024 × 600, 40ms touch response
Graphics
Moderate graphics throughput
Connectivity
USB device, USB host, 2x 5-pin MIDI IO
USB Host
Up to 2 connected USB devices
Preset storage
SD card
Presets run at once
12+
Processor
Single-core Renesas S7G2, 240 MHz
Memory
32 MB RAM + 16 MB VRAM
Power
USB powered
Dimensions
206 × 189 × 38 mm (8.1 × 7.4 × 1.5 in)

Good to know

A compatible MIDI setup. A computer is used for the web editor; presets are stored on the controller for standalone use.

In the box

  • Electra One mk2 controller
  • USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-A adapter

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