Great news just announced from Neyrinck, the developer of V-Control that Avid C24 control surface users will be keen to learn. The new 2.5 update of V-Control Pro includes support for the C24, which as a C24 user myself is fantastic news.

What this news means is the C24 can now be used to control other DAWs such as Studio One. Digidesign control surfaces of old, including Control 24 and Pro Control, were only ever compatible with Pro Tools but with V-Control Pro this is no longer the case. With V-Control Pro the C24 now supports Logic, Cubase, Nuendo and Studio One. This update also improves control of Studio One with ProControl and Control|24.

Watch Neyrinck’s video below to see the C24 controlling Studio One and to learn how to set V-Control Pro up to get the C24 working in Studio One.

In this day and age, many of us who produce music use more than one DAW. I myself have a dual DAW workflow which over time has been leaning more towards Studio One over Pro Tools. The main reason why I’ve hesitated getting into Studio One more was because I love working on my C24 which before this latest version of V-Control wasn’t capable of working in anything but Pro Tools.

In the coming weeks we’ll publish a video showing you how V-Control Pro works with C24 in Studio One from a C24 power user’s point of view. If you own a C24 and work between Pro Tools and Studio One (or any other supported DAW) and have grown tired of your C24 not responding when in other DAWs other than Pro Tools then we suggest you request a trial version of V-Control from Neyrinck to test for yourself.

V-Control Pro is either available for an annual subscription of $49 or can be purchased perpetually for $249, which for a short time is on offer for $199.

Visit Neyrinck for more information on the C24 V-Control Pro news.

Check out the following articles to learn about how V-Control Pro breathed new life into other legacy Pro Tools only control surfaces: