Qube Audio Mobi One Introduction

An introduction & overview of the Mobi One Cubase MIDI controller from Qube Audio
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[david.molina]

This looks fantastic. As die-hard Cubase/Nuendo user this is so tempting. I currently use the Softube Console 1 and Fader. The only thing I'd miss switching to this controller is a motorized fader. Adding 1-4 motorized faders would be beautiful.

[j.stribling]

Just ordered mine! I was fishing around for a used CC121 but the few remaining ones on the secondary market are priced beyond all reason. Qube Audio has made what looks to be a great alternative. Who needs that flying fader anyway?!

[amJones]

oh my god someone's finally done it!!! :D

[j.stribling]

Just got my Mobi One and I couldn’t be more pleased. Shipping was unbelievably fast. I can already tell that, because of the intelligent layout of controls, I am going to to have little trouble developing a good muscle memory on this unit. Of course, this will translate into greater speed and less looking at the controller itself. With headphones on, the bypass buttons give good tactile feedback. The rotary encoders are lightly detented which also yields fingertip feedback. I haven’t had time to explore modes 2-3 yet but it leaves me wondering what other possibilities await? I am using this with Cubase 12 Pro —clearly, mode 1 was developed specifically with Cubase in mind.

[thebasshead]

Looks great! Very clever and nice and intuitive 👍

[mitchiemasha]

Dial speed button... excellent, this is what's missing from midi controller keyboards. It's always buried in the setting but we often need to switch it depending what we're controlling.

[circaxx]

I’ve been following you guys for a while. Patiently waiting. Haha. I shared this on a Cubase users Facebook page for you. :)

[stergioscozy]

So when is this going to be released and how much is it going to cost?

[terrygray]

I assume it works with Nuendo? If so, I'll order one right now.

[auralsculpture]

I cant help thinking that 2 faders or even one would have made this way more flexible