We’re very pleased that the latest release of the Tangent Hub now incorporates our new Warp Engine. This allows you to map any control, on any of your Tangent panels, to any application. This is done through assigning scripts to controls to emulate mouse clicks, drags, and scrolls.

Examples of typical use are:

• For controlling applications that don’t support Tangent panels. For example, Avid Media Composer.
• To add and remap controls in applications that support Tangent panels but do not allow customisation of the map. For example, DaVinci Resolve. The fixed map is retained, but the user can jump between that and their own custom map*.
• Adding controls previously unavailable through the Tangent Mapper in applications that already support Tangent panels through the Mapper. For example, Adobe Premier Pro.

* Applies to Element, Ripple, and the Element-Vs app with Resolve. For Wave and Wave2 with Resolve you can only create your own custom map.

Both Windows and Mac operating systems are supported.

Head over to our support page to find downloads and more information.

Here’s our video introducing Warp Engine for use with Resolve:

We’re thrilled to announce that, at NAB 2023, we are unveiling reduced pricing for all of our products, making them more accessible and affordable than ever before.

For example, our Element Bundle is now down to $2,500 (€2,250 / £2,000)
And the Ripple is now $300 (€280 / £250)
Contact your local reseller for full details

To celebrate the release of Warp Engine we are launching a Limited Black Edition of the Element Bundle. This replaces the red balls with heavier dark petrol metallic balls and the usual Element rings are changed for machined aluminium rings. This isn’t just a cosmetic enhancement as both the new balls and rings give a more precise feel and better response.

The Element Bundle Black Edition is available from all our channel partners while stocks last.

The original release of our plugin for UE (available from the UE Marketplace) has been very popular, especially for ICVFX uses. We’ve now built on this to add more functionality such as Raw Input support, linking Actors to user Modes, Improved support for training of controls at component level plus much more.

Sign up for our Beta Program to access this build.

We’re pleased that the Colorist Mixer is back as an in-person event on Sunday 16th April at NAB and we’re happy to be sponsoring the event once again. We’ve also donated an Element-Tk Black Edition panel as a raffle prize. So, if you haven’t already got your ticket, head over to the Colorist Mixer website to grab one while they last.

Do you like testing new features? Would you like to help us make our products perform even better? Why not join our growing beta testing community!

You can sign up to the program here. You’ll then be added to our Beta mailing list, receive details of any new features which we’re working on and get access to our Beta installers.