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Dial
New · Dial 2

Controls you can almost feel.

A tactile interface kit with keys that press, knobs that turn and lights that glow. Built for products people touch every day.

Format
HTML + React
Themes
Light and dark
Accessibility
Keyboard first
Preset 04 · Warm tapeSync

128.00 BPM

Drive

58%

Tone

34%

Mix

76%
68%

In studios and on stages

  • Halden
  • Ostra
  • Kilnworks
  • Marrow
  • Nordvik
  • Pellucid

02The panel

Small surface. Lots of reach.

Every tile below is a real, working component from the kit.

Knobs that report back

Drag, scroll or use the arrow keys. Values are announced to screen readers as you turn.

Low

45%

Mid

60%

High

72%

Round-trip latency

0.9 ms

48 kHz · 32 samples

Close-up of a metal toggle switch

Real switches

Clear on and off states, always labelled.

Switch bank

Phantom
Low cut
Pad
Link

Scenes

Pick a starting point.

Scene

03How it works

Plug in. Turn. Done.

Three steps from box to first take. Nothing to configure that you can’t see.

  1. 1

    Connect

    One USB-C cable carries power, audio and MIDI.

  2. 2

    Choose a preset

    Start from twelve studio-tuned scenes or a blank panel.

  3. 3

    Play

    Every knob maps to one thing. Turn it and hear it.

Encoders
12
Scene slots
64
Latency
0.9 ms
Weight
2.9 kg
Faders photographed on a dark mixing desk

01Mix

Faders that remember

Motorised faders snap to each saved scene, so switching songs mid-set takes one press.

  • Touch-sensitive caps
  • 100 mm travel
  • Per-scene recall
Neatly arranged cables, knobs and tools on a pale surface

02Setup

Ready before the coffee is

A guided first run maps inputs, checks levels and names your tracks for you.

  • Auto gain staging
  • Named inputs
  • Saved per room

04Specifications

The numbers, plainly.

Everything you need to fit it into a rack, a bag or a signal chain.

Download PDF

Audio

Resolution
24-bit / 96 kHz
Inputs
4 × combo XLR / TRS
Outputs
2 × TRS, 1 × headphone

Control

Knobs
12 endless encoders
Faders
8 × 100 mm, motorised
Keys
24 backlit

Physical

Size
420 × 260 × 48 mm
Weight
2.9 kg
Power
USB-C, 15 W

09Voices

Loved by people who press buttons for a living.

“I stopped looking at the screen. Everything I need is under my fingers, exactly where I left it.”
Mara VossProducer, Halden Rooms
“Scene recall between bands takes one press. That alone paid for it in the first week.”
Jonas KeelFOH engineer
“Guests always ask what the glowing panel is. Then they ask if they can touch it.”
Rina AaltoPodcast host
“The knobs have just enough resistance. It feels like an instrument, not a peripheral.”
Tomas OyelaranSession drummer
“Clear labels, real switches, no menus. My assistants learned it in an afternoon.”
Sel MarinSound designer
“Dark mode on a dark desk at 2am. My eyes are grateful.”
Lio GrantMastering engineer

06Pricing

Pick a plan. Change it any time.

Bill yearly2 months free

Solo

For one person and one room.

€0/ month

Free forever

Start free
  • 1 seat
  • 8 tracks
  • Community support
  • Cloud backup
  • Shared sessions
Most picked

Studio

For small teams who record together.

€10/ month

€120 billed yearly

Choose Studio
  • 5 seats
  • Unlimited tracks
  • Cloud backup
  • Shared sessions

Label

For rosters and multiple rooms.

€32/ month

€384 billed yearly

Choose Label
  • Unlimited seats
  • Unlimited tracks
  • Cloud backup
  • Priority support

10FAQ

Questions, answered.

Plain HTML with Tailwind works everywhere. React components are typed with TypeScript and have no runtime dependencies.

Only for interactive pieces like tabs, menus and knobs. Static components work without it.

Yes. Every colour is a token. Change one variable and every component follows, in both themes.

Components use native elements where possible, follow WAI-ARIA patterns, and pass WCAG AA contrast in both themes.

Yes. The licence covers unlimited personal and commercial projects.

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