The Intech Studio Grid Series 3 TEK2 Mechanical is a modular MIDI controller featuring 8 push butt...The Intech Studio Grid Series 3 TEK2 Mechanical is a modular MIDI controller featuring 8 push buttons and 2 jog wheels for precise control during recording or performance. This updated version offers improved tactile response, visual feedback, and build quality with MX Gateron Hall effect switches for dynamic input. Each button has an RGB LED and default keycaps with cutouts for further customization. Designed for expressive control and usability, this compact unit can be expanded by connecting up to eight modules via a single USB-C cable and programmed using LUA scripting.
This guide is for musicians and producers looking to enhance their control over digital audio workstations (DAWs) and music software. The Intech Studio Grid Series 3 TEK2 offers precise control with its jog wheels and tactile buttons, leading to more expressive performances and efficient workflows. However, users should be aware that detailed software mapping may be required for optimal integration with their specific setup.
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Model Part Number
95-90014
Brand
Intech Studio
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period?
Warranty information is not available in the provided product data.
What software is compatible with the controller?
The Intech Studio Grid Series 3 TEK2 is compatible with any DAW that supports MIDI input, including Ableton Live, Logic Pro X, and Cubase.
Can I customize the button colors?
Yes, each button features an RGB LED, allowing for customization of the colors through software settings.
Are the jog wheels endless?
Yes, the jog wheels are designed to provide endless rotation for precise control.
How do I update the firmware?
Firmware update instructions are not available in the provided product data.
What type of switches do the buttons use?
The buttons use MX Gateron Hall effect switches.
Is the controller powered via USB?
The controller receives power via the USB connection.
Troubleshooting
Controller not recognized by the computer.
Check the USB connection. Try a different USB port or cable. Ensure drivers are installed correctly.
Buttons or jog wheels not responding.
Verify that the controller is selected as a MIDI input in your DAW's settings. Check your MIDI mapping to ensure the buttons and jog wheels are assigned correctly.
RGB LEDs not functioning correctly.
Ensure the controller is receiving power. Check the software settings for LED customization. Update the firmware if available.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Precise control with jog wheels and tactile buttons
Velocity and pressure-sensitive buttons for expressive performance
Customizable RGB LED backlighting for visual feedback
Durable build quality for reliable use
Cons
Requires software mapping for optimal integration with specific DAWs
Can be complex to set up initially
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Connection: Connect the MIDI controller to your computer via USB. Ensure your computer recognizes the device.
Software Configuration: Open your DAW (e.g., Ableton Live, Logic Pro X, Cubase). Go to the MIDI settings and select the Intech Studio Grid Series 3 TEK2 as your MIDI input device.
MIDI Mapping: Assign the controller's buttons and jog wheels to the desired parameters within your DAW. Refer to your DAW's manual for MIDI mapping instructions.
Driver Installation: Install any necessary drivers from the Intech Studio website.
Care: Clean the controller with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive moisture. Protect from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.