OXI E16 Prototype Leaked: New MIDI Controller With Grouping, Morphable Snapshots
The company behind the ONE MKII sequencer has a new product on the way, the OXI E16. And you’ll never guess where it leaked!
OXI E16 Prototype Leaked
We’ve all been laser-focused on the new Elektron Tonverk these past few days, but if you happened to catch OoraMusic’s demo of the new sampler groovebox, you may have noticed something intriguing in the lower left corner. That little device with the array of endless encoders is the OXI E16, a new device from the company behind the very cool ONE MKII sequencer.

How can Oora get away with leaking a prototype (for that’s what it is) on his YouTube channel? Because he’s been involved in its creation, and chose this opportunity to debut it, even giving it its own chapter in the video. Check out the Intermission section to hear more about the E16. The video below will jump right to it.
OXI E16: MIDI Controller
Oora stresses that this is still a prototype and is unfinished, but according to him, it’s a 16-knob MIDI controller with “tons of scenes and pages,” and it can also “play a script,” I assume for integration with specific machines and possibly DAWs. The knobs are surrounded by LEDs that change color as well.

Oora also demonstrates how you can group knobs with a single button, as well as the snapshot function, which saves knob settings. Intriguingly, you can morph between snapshots, much like you can with the Octatrack crossfader (a feature sadly missing from the Tonverk).
OXI E16: Price and Availability
As previously stated, the OXI E16 is still in the prototype stage, with no mention of price in the video. As for availability, Oora stated October (“hopefully”) in the comments section.
He has promised a video dedicated to the E16 soon, so keep an eye out for that.






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