The Upgraded TourBox NEO Creative Software Controller is the second generation TourBox controller, upgraded with an improved left-side dial and center knob for smoother and more accurate adjustments, but otherwise the same programmable editing controller as the original. The TourBox NEO is a universal controller for numerous photo, video, audio, animation, drawing, and other applications, including Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, Final Cut Pro X, Premiere, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Audition, Cinema 4D, Capture One, Clip Studio Paint, Comic Studio, PaintTool SAI, and more. It connects to your Mac or Windows computer via a USB Type-C interface using an included cable and powers from your computer.
The TourBox NEO can also be set up to work together with mice, keyboards, and graphics tablets. A common workflow is using the controller with one hand and a mouse with the other. The compact, ergonomic design has different-shaped controls in different locations that allow you to more easily find them by touch. Altogether, it offers buttons, dials, scroll wheels, knobs, and function buttons that can be operated independently or in combination. You can set up to 42 operations as keyboard shortcuts or built-in functions. For select software, preset configurations can be imported from the TourBox software, which is provided as a free download for Mac and Windows. The TourBox NEO can manage multiple preset configurations and allow you to switch between them.
- Universal Editing Console for Creatives
- Slightly Upgraded 2nd Gen Version
- Works with AE, PS, C4D, FCP X & More
- For Photo, Video, Audio & Animation
TourBox NEO Creative Overview
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TourBox NEO Creative Reviews
Great timesaver
I knew I had a lot of images to turn around quickly, so I decided to get a Tour Box. Changing from one adjustment to another is seamless and the seconds saved add up. I like this thing.
This thing grows on you.
I actually bought an older version of this over two years ago. At that time my YouTube channel was pretty new and I wasn't doing many videos. So based on that and the fact I hadn't really figured out the TourBox, I sold it to a friend who was way more productive than me. But now that my channel has grown and is growing and I'm turning out videos on a regular basis, I figured I would try this again. There is a learning curve. I know I'm not using every feature available, but choose to use the ones that correspond to the Final Cut Pro things I'm always using. Over time I'll use other buttons to make things go even faster. But even though I'm only using about ten of the hundreds of possibilities, the TourBox saves me time. And as I get faster remembering what each button does, I'll speed up my workflow even faster. I do love how the TourBox auto recognizes which program I'm using. At the moment, I'm primarily using it for Final Cut Pro with PhotoShop as a secondary use. Well worth the money if you're willing to spend some time getting it set up for your use and then practicing remembering which button does what.