#Contour shuttle pro 2 drivers driver

#Contour shuttle pro 2 drivers driver

There's also a driver CD and a mini-manual in the box. And if you run out, you can get a printable sheet of cutouts from the company website, which is really nice. While there are standard cutouts like play, record, etc, there are also some blank cut-outs in case you want to assign more advanced functions to these buttons. Inside the box, there's a helpful sheet of cut-outs to stick under the plastic caps for the 10 buttons on top, depending on what function you have assigned to them. It has no power supply, just connect to the USB port on your PC or Mac and the device driver will automatically load. There's more: the device sports a jog wheel as well as a spring loaded shuttle wheel with two buttons on the left and right of it and four buttons below it. Just about perfect to lay your hand on at an appropriate position to control the top row of five buttons and a second row just below that of five buttons. I was expecting something the size of a mouse, but it's far larger, maybe the length and width of four standard USB mice side by side, though far less thick. The ShuttlePro V2 was a lot bigger than I thought it would be when I took it out of the box.

And it might help you avoid carpal tunnel syndrome to boot. It's not just limited to audio software, it has a lot of functionality with video editing too. The ShuttlePro V2 is a handy device that will help speed up the process of recordng, editing and mixing your music.

Nothing can be more inimical to smooth work flow in your DAW than having to disrupt an operation in order to point and click on a tool, audition a segment or pull up the mixer.