The “Editor” module adds options for common NLE actions like – delete, lift, overwrite, insert, add edit, add marker, mark in and mark out points. There are “Controller” modules that give you access to buttons for play, scrubbing forward or reverse, next and previous edits, undo, redo and the biggest feature (in my opinion) a jog wheel. If you want to use it while editing video, you can purchase modules for Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro X. A Controller module for Quicktime is included for free with the app. The real power, however, comes from control and edit modules available as in-app purchases. The app itself is free on the iTunes App Store.

It is a very well designed app that allows your iPad to connect via Bluetooth to your Mac or Windows machine and serve as a control surface, complete with a jog wheel. I have been using it as a control surface for editing in Adobe Premiere Pro for a day or two now. I don’t even remember seeing it there but I thought I would check it out because the demo video looked pretty slick. A couple days ago, I randomly got a download code for the CTRL+Console app and a couple modules because I went to the Supermeet at NAB this year.

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