Simply place the pok at your feet, wherever you need it. No wires, so you don't waste time. Now you pick up your guitar, hit the footswitch, and start playing. Need to re-do it? No problem! Use the pok to return to the record point, and keep doing it until you're satisfied.

Anything your Digital Audio Workstation's keyboard can do, you can do with the pok. And with an operating distance of up to 100 feet, you can control your DAW from virtually anywhere. Once you've used it, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it!

How Will You Use It?

Guitar players are just one example. With keyboards, your DAW is often just as inaccessible. Drummers have an even harder time

getting out of their kit to reach their computer recording setup. Singers need to focus on their vocals, not their gear.

Even for those not doing the playing, the pok can be a godsend. Setting up the microphones for that perfect acoustic room sound? You can test the sound quality from the recording point, adjust the mics and test it again, without having to run back to your computer.

Click here to witness the enormously talented Valerie Vigoda using the pok in her studio!

The Pok For Live Performance

Using a Digital Audio Workstation in shows is becoming more and more commonplace. Solo acts or small groups can use it as their backing band. Other acts use computer backing tracks to beef up their sound. But do you really want to compromise your stage show to stand in the back and hit keys on your DAW?

The pok gives you remote control over your computer without compromising either your playing or your stage presence. Just set it up to do anything you would have done at the DAW keyboard, and your hands are free to play. And its wireless capability gives you the freedom to set up anywhere.

Compatability

Other DAW controllers may work only with specific programs, or use complicated MIDI setups. But the pok takes a different approach. It actually works just like a computer keyboard, so it works with just about any software package out there. Included in that list is just about every type of DAW software, including:

Ableton Live, Acid Pro, Audacity, Ardour, Audition, Cubase, Digital Performer, FL Studio, GarageBand, Logic, n-Track, Nuendo, Pro Tools, Reaper, Record, Sonar, SooperLooper, Sound Forge and Studio One.