Not yet, here it was for demo purposes on our prototype for Kickstarter. We hope to develop and release the mobile versions as soon as possible (no date yet, unfortunately)! Here it was on a prototype app (working the same way today), double bass is the free one from UVI Workstation, the keyboard is one of the Surge XT presets we provide, electric guitar lead is from Equator (Overdrive Mono Lead), all the other ones were samples put in a sampler vst.

Not sure I understand your first question; when using our app, you can do all "live performing" actions from the controller (without having to use your mouse), including making new tracks, arming another one or replacing its sound, recording/deleting/muting/playing loops. It has velocity, X Y and Z axis for any sound (just assign them on the plugins your are using) On the app, you can select the global audio output Just in case, the Exquis keyboard is "just" a MIDI controller: you can use it with our app, any other DAW, or any hardware/modular synth (just keep in mind that you have to power it with a computer, power bank, ...)

@@dualoinstrument thank you for taking the time to answer. I was wondering if the Exquis was stand alone and could plug directly into audio output for live use.

@@oleha.uke4peace It is not, unlike the dualo du-touch (but the latter has no MPE expressivity)

Yup, just know that glasses are custom made and unique :D