Native Instruments Introduce New Effects Processor The Finger

German company Native Instruments, specializing in the development of music software, has collaborated with British sound producer Tim Exile to create a new effects processor called The Finger, allowing for the use of over forty effects in real-time mode.

Based on the software and MIDI controller, users can experiment simultaneously with samples, reverbs, delays, distortion, and other musical effects.

The Finger is available for 79/69 euros in NI stores. Tim demonstrates some of the effects controller capabilities.