Run Windows plugins in your Mac DAW 

Probably not. Every company says 7ms ! and then you buy it and its 55.

Hi @shineDeluxe, it's a LOGILINK NOTEBOOK STAND AA0134, but any laptop stand will be ok :)

No if two Mac Intel. But I imagine that you must have guessed this in the absence of a response (for two weeks now) to your question.

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The irony that these are some of the most flexible control surfaces of all time as far as easily routing hardware/software goes.

​@@duncanmorrisette5623 the MP controller can be seen as a platform, where multiple software systems can take advantage of the hardware. In addition to the controlling of third party plugins we have a mixing utility plugin, the Ableton app for controlling Ableton native devices, the integration with Audiogridder for offloading DSP and we are now developing a super comprehensive midi controller app to use for anything that communicates with MIDI. Stay tuned!

@@mpmidi that's awesome :) I don't think the design is obsolete, I like the flexibility and directness of the layout

you can do without the controllers and you can even do without another PC, just install a virtual machine in your Mac and run both .. M1 are powerful enough to run them seamlessly.