TourBox (B&H | Amazon) reached out to me, asking for my feedback on their product. I was intrigued by Tourbox’s game console-style design and USB-C connection. That meant a small footprint and a fast interaction with the computer.
When I received the product I was impressed by how it was packaged and the clear instructions it provided. Here was my initial reaction.
As you can see my biggest concern was the lack of auto-switching between presets as you go from Lightroom to Photoshop, or any other app to Final Cut Pro X, etc. You might recall Levi had a similar reaction to it in April 2020.
But shortly after my review published (literally the same day), Tourbox released an update to their software which added the auto-switching feature.
So I was pleased!
At the time of writing this, I’ve had the TourBox (B&H | Amazon) in use for my photo editing workflow for two months. They’ve released four updates to its driver, software and firmware — all three of which get updated at the same time.
With each update, the full product stack gets better and better. I look forward to seeing what they do in the future.
Seems way to comnplicated to me. I just set up an X Touch Mini from Behringer using Midi2Lr – free software to translate midi commands into Lightroom functionality. Pretty much every Lightroom function on 8 dials 16 buttons and two layers…. operates smoothly, allows quick editing in Lightroom and is pretty easy to master. Nice think is the dials are encoders, so they display the Lightroom settings and turning them changes the settings instantly.