 We've got the control surface 1974 here. It's an all-in-one touch screen. It doesn't come with a computer attached. You attach it via USB and you connect it either using HDMI or VGA. It's multi-touch so it's got four touch points. You can do all sorts of things at once. And the emulator software, this is actually sitting on top of Tractor. So Tractor is sitting underneath and we've made it multi-touch. So the hardware itself retails for $2,500. You get the hardware, you get the software, it's a lifetime license. The software alone is $499 so you can buy that alone. It comes in a box. You can download it online as well. The software, and I'll just give you, this is the hardware. It's a solid piece of, touch screen is all solid metal, solid wood construction so you don't have to worry about beating it up. It's quite heavy, weighs about 18 pounds. Comes with a rolly bag so you can take it on the plane, all that sort of thing. We spent a lot of time making it look like an old school mixer. It's kind of that contrast of old school, new school. So that's the hardware. Now powering that is our software over here called the Emulator Modular. Emulator Modular is multi-touch MIDI controller for whatever software you want, whether it's DJ software, lighting software, audio, whatever you want. I'll show you here, right now we've got Ableton running underneath. So we've got Ableton running underneath and what I'll do is I'll just click over to ours. You can't see Ableton. It's a layer sitting on top and if I transparency, you can actually see underneath. So we want to be able to see certain aspects of that. So rather than something like Touch OSC or Lemur where you have to have a separate iPad or whatever and you look over on your computer, this one is all in front of you as a whole. So I can see the heads up display. So say for example I want to see this part. I just use this button here, the Subtract button and now I've got a hole to what I need to see. And now for example I want to stop play record. So I go to buttons, make my play button, make my stop button. Now on page one we're going to add some sliders because we want to have some volume control. You can make it multi-touch now. And the only reason we sell the hardware is because we found that in doing a lot of research with all the different hardwares that they just weren't accurate enough. So when you went to do a filter and then a play it would do random things and so we decided let's just make our own hardware. So that's what we did and it's perfect. It doesn't make ghost touches, it doesn't do random things that you don't want it to do. Now you can edit whatever page you want. Oh there's two different pages. So you could have Ableton and Tractor or Ableton and whatever, you can have different pages. So that's it, that's Emulator Modular.
 We've got the control surface 1974 here.
 It's an all-in-one touch screen.
 It doesn't come with a computer attached.
 You attach it via USB and you connect it either using HDMI or VGA.
 It's multi-touch so it's got four touch points.
 You can do all sorts of things at once.
 And the emulator software, this is actually sitting on top of Tractor.
 So Tractor is sitting underneath and we've made it multi-touch.
 So the hardware itself retails for $2,500.
 You get the hardware, you get the software, it's a lifetime license.
 The software alone is $499 so you can buy that alone.
 It comes in a box.
 You can download it online as well.
 The software, and I'll just give you, this is the hardware.
 It's a solid piece of, touch screen is all solid metal, solid wood construction so you
 don't have to worry about beating it up.
 It's quite heavy, weighs about 18 pounds.
 Comes with a rolly bag so you can take it on the plane, all that sort of thing.
 We spent a lot of time making it look like an old school mixer.
 It's kind of that contrast of old school, new school.
 So that's the hardware.
 Now powering that is our software over here called the Emulator Modular.
 Emulator Modular is multi-touch MIDI controller for whatever software you want, whether it's
 DJ software, lighting software, audio, whatever you want.
 I'll show you here, right now we've got Ableton running underneath.
 So we've got Ableton running underneath and what I'll do is I'll just click over to ours.
 You can't see Ableton.
 It's a layer sitting on top and if I transparency, you can actually see underneath.
 So we want to be able to see certain aspects of that.
 So rather than something like Touch OSC or Lemur where you have to have a separate iPad
 or whatever and you look over on your computer, this one is all in front of you as a whole.
 So I can see the heads up display.
 So say for example I want to see this part.
 I just use this button here, the Subtract button and now I've got a hole to what I need
 to see.
 And now for example I want to stop play record.
 So I go to buttons, make my play button, make my stop button.
 Now on page one we're going to add some sliders because we want to have some volume control.
 You can make it multi-touch now.
 And the only reason we sell the hardware is because we found that in doing a lot of research
 with all the different hardwares that they just weren't accurate enough.
 So when you went to do a filter and then a play it would do random things and so we decided
 let's just make our own hardware.
 So that's what we did and it's perfect.
 It doesn't make ghost touches, it doesn't do random things that you don't want it to
 do.
 Now you can edit whatever page you want.
 Oh there's two different pages.
 So you could have Ableton and Tractor or Ableton and whatever, you can have different pages.
 So that's it, that's Emulator Modular.