MOS StikAx

[Thirix]

Create-Mix-Record. Welcome to the Ministry of Sound StikAx - as simple as click, drag-and-drop and you can turn your PC into a dynamic mixing studio.


The Ministry of Sound StikAx is a fun, easy-to-use, real-time music mixer that you hold in your hand.

With the StikAx, you can take any music or video content, simply assign it to buttons on the StikAx and mix your music and video on the fly; be it a remix of the latest hit or your own unique creation, allowing you the freedom to experiment and also the freedom to use your intuition as to how it should sound or look. All your creations are recorded event by event, so if you create something great, it's saved for you. You can then re-edit the piece using professional effects and settings - it's all provided. Now you're ready to share your creations with your friends, family or even impress a record boss! - it's a studio in your hands.

MIX MUSIC, MOVIES AND PHOTOS NOW
As simple as click, drag-and-drop and you can turn your PC into a dynamic mixing studio.

INSTANT
No music or video experience needed - you can mix like a DJ now.

INTENSE
Allows you to literally 'get into the mix' – remove the shackles of the computer keyboard.

PROGRESSIVE
From absolute beginners through to advanced users - you can choose a level to suit you.

COLLABORATIVE
Hook up multiple StikAxs to your PC to mix music and video with friends – unprecedented freedom for experimentation and interaction.

GREAT FEATURES
Turn your PC into your own basement studio.
Full interactivity using the StikAx as a sophisticated music and video mixer.
Simple user interface.
Professional music and video effects and settings
Record in your own voice with any USB microphone.
Hundreds of pre-recorded loops and video clips.
Browse and preview all media content on your PC.

System Requirements & Technical Information
The Ministry of Sound StikAx is a plug-and-play device.
StikAx conforms to all international safety and radiation regulations.
The StikAx comes with a limited warranty and is CE and FCC compliant.

Available USB
Windows® XP
CD-ROM/DVD Drive
Minimum: Pentium 4, 1.3 GHz, 256MB RAM


it looks kinda weird guys..i dont get how one is sopposed to use it.take a look..

http://shop.ministryofsound.com/msib21/ ... CKAX01.jpg

[c-rouge]

pic not opening..
is it like ejay?

[samer]

looks weird indeed.. i imagined something like a 2 turn tables.. but this is like a joystick or pilot navigation control..

anyone every tried that before?

[Thirix]

no not really..i really found it weird.i mean how is one sopposed to mix and produce with a simple joystick? i would really like to know how it works.