Logitech introduces the MX Creative Console, a new hardware control panel designed to streamline workflows in Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro. Featuring a Stream Deck-like keypad and dialpad with customizable controls, the console offers precision tools for tasks like scrubbing timelines, adjusting brush sizes, and navigating edits.
After acquiring Stream Deck rival Loupedeck last year, Logitech is launching a $199.99 MX Creative Console that’s designed to control Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro . The control panel includes a Stream Deck-like keypad and a dialpad that has an analog dial and plenty of buttons to speed up creative tasks. Logitech has created custom plugins for Adobe apps like Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, Premiere Pro , After Effects, Audition, and Illustrator for its MX Creative Console.
All of the controls are fully customizable through Logitech’s app, with presets you can drag and drop onto the buttons for each app. It helps automate repetitive tasks into a single button press that usually require a few clicks or memorizing numerous keyboard shortcuts. While this type of hardware combination will certainly speed up creative tasks in apps, if you already have the muscle memory of knowing a variety of keyboard shortcuts then the Creative Console might be slightly less useful.
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