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If you get ikea rechargable batteries or some other brands of AAA batteries which can recharge you can basically charge 4 batteries and have two inside. and bam! You got 2 instant recharges! then recharge during the night and rinse and repeat!
I would like to know what kind of camera you’re using as well as the arm you’re using to hold it over your workspace. It would help me immensely. Thanks for the tutorials!
Holy beans was this video helpful lol. I got a Tourbox a few months back and I could never see myself with out it. It really does make things so much easier. I also am so thankful for this video cause I had no clue about the newest software updates. (think I was using 4. something lol) The little menu toggle and resizing the HUD is SUCH a nice thing to have now!
Yea, when software doesn't announce to you it has updates available it just rarely happens XD Sometimes I sit in an old version of Clip Studio Paint for MONTHS because it doesn't give me the option to auto-update. And CSP even TELLS me whenever it has new features XD I just keep missing it hahaha.
The Tourbox seems a bit too fancy for my little tablet with 6 expresskeys, but it is tempting, ngl Edit: I see I'm not alone about adding small tabs on the buttons to remind myself what they do, I feel a bit less dumb now 😅
I've bought one of those one handed, half keyboards for gaming to use with my Deco 2. It was great, but this looks 1000% better with all the customization and dials.
I've grown so used to annotating and memorizing what short cut does that you know, this kinda feels more like a novelty, but in the beginning i could see myself using a tourbox.
Years ago, I had a drawing setup that used an old BCR2000 midi controller (basically a box with a bunch of knobs). It was complete overkill for that task (especially since I was just using a small Graphire 4 tablet, and later a small Bamboo tablet) but it's what I had already at the desk for music purposes, so it was just serendipitous that it worked. Art-wise, I only had it configured for Gimp.. not sure if it would work in other graphics programs. It mainly allowed me to control things like brush settings; size, opacity, hardness, force, etc.. I don't remember exactly how I did it, but I do remember it took me a while to get it working the way I wanted. Later on, I tried to set it back up with a smaller midi controller and had trouble, so I gave up.
I use a razer orbweaver kind of the same way (just no visual on screen widget for that one but way more customizable and more keys). I got it for playing games on my laptop while I travel and now it has more use as a macro keyboard for my work than gaming.
Don't have the Tourbox, but I do have the XP Pen 24 Pro. I still found it hard to set ALL Photoshop keyboard shortcuts to the express keys. I mean I use a LOT, so even setting the 4 basics (Space, ALT, CTRL, SHFT) I still needed to have key switching for brush, eraser, smudge, lasso, marquee, pen, canvas color swap, quickmask, zoom, rotate.... you get the idea. And I try not to use the right side keys so my hand is always holding the pen. But here's what the express keys are VERY HANDY for, and frankly really surprised it doesn't get brought up more often, especially by artists who want to stick to the keyboard out of familiarity, and say they like sleeker tablet frames (which is fair). So still use the keyboard for basic shortcuts (brush, eraser, zoom, rotate...) While the express keys are used for MULTI-KEY shortcuts. I'm talking Transform, reverse selection (from inside to outside), Fill, Image Size, Canvas Size (setting my original full resolution to social media sizing), Flip Canvas, Levels, Repeat Filter. Especially shortcuts like Image and Canvas Size that requires 3 keys.... I'd have to drop the pen where I need both hands to reach all of them. SERIOUSLY, having these kind of shortcuts EASILY accessible with a single button click makes all the difference. So I'm pretty efficient with the combination of my keyboard and express keys. Also I LOVE the dial for brush sizing on-the-fly. Though I have been considering the Tourbox, even though I need a keyboard to name my layers. I'm quite a stickler for that, hehe.
So glad your getting the recognition that you truly deserve! I am not in the market, so I will not be trying for this amazing giveaway! So glad your doing well and I always look forward to your videos! Well done Nadia!
I just finally got an ergotron arm for my cintiq 22 I'd been dreaming and wishing for one since I got the tablet in 2019 lol. Definitely realizing I cannot use it comfortably with my stupid keyboard wedged underneath and I need one of these! Or the wacom remote thing or something. Really appreciated this review honestly if I'm ever in the market to upgrade to larger I may consider one of these newer brands even though I love wacom.
Congrats on your ergotron arm! I know that's quite an investment ^3^ I have the Wacom EK Remote as well - thought it looked cool a few years back so I got one.....I will have to admit I haven't used it a lot T_T I quickly returned to my keyboard instead. I think maybe the keys on it are too symmetrical or something but I just can't seem to memorize the shortcuts on it (and don't get me started on that touch-dial on it - I tried setting it up to change the brush size as well as zooming/rotating the canvas and it's moving everything jaggidy). The amazing thing about it is that you can practically have it in your hand below the table and control everything because it's so small. But poersonally I prefer the TourBox - the dials alone just make it more intuitive I think :3
@@Nadiaxel Thank you so much for this! I was lucky there are two price points for the ergotron I got the cheaper $200+ one not the $600. I will probably look into the tour box but I'm out of money for a bit lol. There was an artist on here who did a video about making a custom one with a little 18 key keypad from a brand called Manhattan they are like $13 may try that for now. I hesitate to put the tourbox on top of my cintiq though it's only 22" so I'd probably have to use it as a keyboard on the desk. Kinda why I liked the remote idea since I can hold it. Decisions decisions!
Hey there great review you know I just recently got my own X pen tablet to use with clip studios I was also thinking about getting a controller and not that specific one but kinda like it did you feel unusual using it oh that you had to look at it like you to use it like keyboards and pianos I must look at it to use it so it would seem more of a distraction and every time I had to use it I had to look at it and stop what I'm doing to do whatever I needed it to do some people are just gifted that way anyway yeah good video more clip studio tutorials please thank you have a great day
I like the video I got the neo unfortunately would rather no cables and the haptic feedback is nice too since I’m on the iPhone 8+ but hey oh you can draw really good love it
its 2023 and we live in the future..Cant this be done with a mobile phone to pc clip studio? it has wifi and bluetooth and a screen and is a mini computer?
The grib/size will definitely be different :3 I have that...Wacom express key remote thingy... And I prefer the TourBox (even a keyboard) over that thing xD
Customer service is really bad, though. They are incredibly slow to respond, and you can only do so through social media. Bought the tb elite and tablet. Only got one tracking number and only the tb showed up. Still no idea where the tablet I paid for is, and when I got a tracking number for it (told shipped separately) the number didn't work. Haven't gotten any further response from them since they sent me the second (not working) tracking number. I'm hoping I'm not getting scammed and grossly overpaid for the tb. Very concerned since the communication and customer service is so pathetic.
Just recently got this and it doesn’t work for Clip Studio Paint! Tested in Krita and Photoshop and it works. Am I missing something? Is there an extra plugin I need to download? Everything is update to their latest versions.
I bought one of these for video editing a while ago and it works ok but i am annoyed it does not work with the ipad. i really like doing my rough cutting on resolve on the ipad because i can do that just chilling on the sofa instead of at my work station.
It always weirds me out how random and eclectic the button layout looks on this thing, its like the end result of trying to explain to an alien race what an xbox controller looks like from memory.
Maybe if the tablet wasn't the size of a coffee table you could just rotate it and not need a plastic box full of cheap rotary encoders that aren't going to last six months.
Unfortunately I don't think it works on system tablets (iPad, Samsung, Surface, etc.). I checked on my iPad is they had an app for it and I couldn't find any. To be 100% sure you would have to check their website >w< But I think it's only for computers right now (although I hope it will be compatible with iPad too because I could really use that!)
I'd expect with the cost that the device be capable of offering full operating system support for iOS, Android, iPadOS for iPad pro artists, and Windows. As of now it does not support android or iPadOS. This is a big issue for me. XPPen products, at least in the USA, are products for hobbyists and indies. I get it, the market is small and the devices wont become obsolete so the business wouldn't work without a high price point. That said, at that price point, which rivals a graphics card as well as the digitizer itself, they need to get that compatibility resolved so that I can feel like I am getting the maximum value out of the tourbox.
The thing looks nice. But in no way it can cost $150. It's insane! C'mon, it's just a mix of a keyboard and a fiddle cube. Official XP-pen remote costs $50. Clip Studio Tabmate costs $80. DualSense for Playstation costs under $100. This price is... unrealistic at the very least.
How would make meaningful art if you did not manage this RUclips channel? Allow me to define meaningful art. What I mean by "meaningful art" is not art that is meaningful to you but that brings you income. Who am I? I'm a lost artist. And, I want to come home now. Getting lost was the worst thing that's happened to me and now I'm really lost.
Tourbox is looking extremely uncomfortable and impractical tbh. Numpad-like hot-swappable mechanical keyboard with knobs is a way better and cheaper choice.
OMG thank you for showing the gap between the pen and display! I have the Artist 24 not-pro - and based on the description is exactly the same screen. Only difference are the added quick keys and peripheral ports - and extra pen - that the pro has. Both are 2.5K resolution. I’d save the $400-600 toward a 4K version if and when any comes out (still drooling at the Huiron 4K 24” display tablet)…
I use XP-pen’s just-released ACK05 quick key pad with scroll wheel. I just wish there was a larger text display when switching functions or even better - I wish the keys had led indicators to display what key is programmed to it - as you can switch between 4 sets of keys. The included stickers are also too big when considering that you can assign 4 different things to one key. I find myself still reaching for my keyboard…
A perfectionist matching with a perfectionist? Nnnaaaaah. I don’t need a social game to tell me I’m a perfectionist either. I know I am - and I hate it. I wish I could just draw without a care in the world. Sadly my perfectionism manifested when I was just 4 year old - so I’m doomed to suffer it.
🎁 Enter the *GIVEAWAY* here › instagram.com/p/Ctg3rvwqvMZ/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
(Runs from _June 15th to June 19th_ - 2023) Best of luck, everyone!!! And thank you for watching (T o T) ✊💖
If you get ikea rechargable batteries or some other brands of AAA batteries which can recharge you can basically charge 4 batteries and have two inside. and bam! You got 2 instant recharges! then recharge during the night and rinse and repeat!
I would like to know what kind of camera you’re using as well as the arm you’re using to hold it over your workspace. It would help me immensely. Thanks for the tutorials!
Tourbox and Colosso try not to sponsor every single digital artist challenge 100% impossible
Remember when it was Skillshare? XD
Aaaaanndd they hike the price for those who actually want to buy this shit to recoup the “promotional cost”. lol
Lol
Holy beans was this video helpful lol. I got a Tourbox a few months back and I could never see myself with out it. It really does make things so much easier. I also am so thankful for this video cause I had no clue about the newest software updates. (think I was using 4. something lol) The little menu toggle and resizing the HUD is SUCH a nice thing to have now!
Yea, when software doesn't announce to you it has updates available it just rarely happens XD Sometimes I sit in an old version of Clip Studio Paint for MONTHS because it doesn't give me the option to auto-update. And CSP even TELLS me whenever it has new features XD I just keep missing it hahaha.
The Tourbox seems a bit too fancy for my little tablet with 6 expresskeys, but it is tempting, ngl
Edit: I see I'm not alone about adding small tabs on the buttons to remind myself what they do, I feel a bit less dumb now 😅
I've bought one of those one handed, half keyboards for gaming to use with my Deco 2. It was great, but this looks 1000% better with all the customization and dials.
hi! could i know which keyboard you bought fro your tablet? the one handed half keyboard? Also can it work with imac? thank you!!
This video made me happy, I recently ordered the pro 15.6 and other accessories, I'll get this in a few years when I improve more.
yay congrats on your new Artist 15.6 Pro - that's an amazing tablet - used it myself for a long while! ^^
I so excited you are posting regularly again!
ME TOO
I've grown so used to annotating and memorizing what short cut does that you know, this kinda feels more like a novelty, but in the beginning i could see myself using a tourbox.
I don't know what it is but I instantly feel better as soon as the video starts ... Good video btw I was curious about the tourbox.
Super happy you enjoyed the video ^______^ Thank you so much for your support ToT
Years ago, I had a drawing setup that used an old BCR2000 midi controller (basically a box with a bunch of knobs). It was complete overkill for that task (especially since I was just using a small Graphire 4 tablet, and later a small Bamboo tablet) but it's what I had already at the desk for music purposes, so it was just serendipitous that it worked. Art-wise, I only had it configured for Gimp.. not sure if it would work in other graphics programs. It mainly allowed me to control things like brush settings; size, opacity, hardness, force, etc.. I don't remember exactly how I did it, but I do remember it took me a while to get it working the way I wanted. Later on, I tried to set it back up with a smaller midi controller and had trouble, so I gave up.
OMG thank you for showing
aaa you're welcome! Thank you for watching
Wow what a fantastic combo in the hands of such an accomplished artist. Would dearly love to give these a whirl
I use a razer orbweaver kind of the same way (just no visual on screen widget for that one but way more customizable and more keys). I got it for playing games on my laptop while I travel and now it has more use as a macro keyboard for my work than gaming.
I love my Tourbox. Not elite, I watched BoroCG's review of the original and I took the plunge a couple years ago. Best digital art tool EVER.
Happy you like your TourBox too (>w
Nice review, thank you so much ❤️❤️👌
You're welcome! Thank you for watching ^^
I'm sitting here watching this on my XP-Pen 22 Pro I bought like five years ago. :D
Don't have the Tourbox, but I do have the XP Pen 24 Pro. I still found it hard to set ALL Photoshop keyboard shortcuts to the express keys. I mean I use a LOT, so even setting the 4 basics (Space, ALT, CTRL, SHFT) I still needed to have key switching for brush, eraser, smudge, lasso, marquee, pen, canvas color swap, quickmask, zoom, rotate.... you get the idea. And I try not to use the right side keys so my hand is always holding the pen.
But here's what the express keys are VERY HANDY for, and frankly really surprised it doesn't get brought up more often, especially by artists who want to stick to the keyboard out of familiarity, and say they like sleeker tablet frames (which is fair). So still use the keyboard for basic shortcuts (brush, eraser, zoom, rotate...)
While the express keys are used for MULTI-KEY shortcuts. I'm talking Transform, reverse selection (from inside to outside), Fill, Image Size, Canvas Size (setting my original full resolution to social media sizing), Flip Canvas, Levels, Repeat Filter. Especially shortcuts like Image and Canvas Size that requires 3 keys.... I'd have to drop the pen where I need both hands to reach all of them. SERIOUSLY, having these kind of shortcuts EASILY accessible with a single button click makes all the difference. So I'm pretty efficient with the combination of my keyboard and express keys. Also I LOVE the dial for brush sizing on-the-fly.
Though I have been considering the Tourbox, even though I need a keyboard to name my layers. I'm quite a stickler for that, hehe.
So glad your getting the recognition that you truly deserve! I am not in the market, so I will not be trying for this amazing giveaway! So glad your doing well and I always look forward to your videos! Well done Nadia!
For me the kd100 is a cheaper yet more superior option simply due to the lower profile design and more keys.
With the free joy to key program, you can have a viable alternative using console controllers
I just finally got an ergotron arm for my cintiq 22 I'd been dreaming and wishing for one since I got the tablet in 2019 lol. Definitely realizing I cannot use it comfortably with my stupid keyboard wedged underneath and I need one of these! Or the wacom remote thing or something. Really appreciated this review honestly if I'm ever in the market to upgrade to larger I may consider one of these newer brands even though I love wacom.
Congrats on your ergotron arm! I know that's quite an investment ^3^
I have the Wacom EK Remote as well - thought it looked cool a few years back so I got one.....I will have to admit I haven't used it a lot T_T I quickly returned to my keyboard instead. I think maybe the keys on it are too symmetrical or something but I just can't seem to memorize the shortcuts on it (and don't get me started on that touch-dial on it - I tried setting it up to change the brush size as well as zooming/rotating the canvas and it's moving everything jaggidy). The amazing thing about it is that you can practically have it in your hand below the table and control everything because it's so small. But poersonally I prefer the TourBox - the dials alone just make it more intuitive I think :3
@@Nadiaxel Thank you so much for this! I was lucky there are two price points for the ergotron I got the cheaper $200+ one not the $600. I will probably look into the tour box but I'm out of money for a bit lol. There was an artist on here who did a video about making a custom one with a little 18 key keypad from a brand called Manhattan they are like $13 may try that for now. I hesitate to put the tourbox on top of my cintiq though it's only 22" so I'd probably have to use it as a keyboard on the desk. Kinda why I liked the remote idea since I can hold it. Decisions decisions!
Beautiful Review and drawing as always ❤
Thank you so much ;W;
@@Nadiaxel you’re welcome!
Razer Tartarus V.2 ftw, only flaw, which is major, it's not lefty friendly.
Subscribed! I also love xp-pen tablets. Great setup btw!
Hey there great review you know I just recently got my own X pen tablet to use with clip studios I was also thinking about getting a controller and not that specific one but kinda like it did you feel unusual using it oh that you had to look at it like you to use it like keyboards and pianos I must look at it to use it so it would seem more of a distraction and every time I had to use it I had to look at it and stop what I'm doing to do whatever I needed it to do some people are just gifted that way anyway yeah good video more clip studio tutorials please thank you have a great day
I like the video I got the neo unfortunately would rather no cables and the haptic feedback is nice too since I’m on the iPhone 8+ but hey oh you can draw really good love it
its 2023 and we live in the future..Cant this be done with a mobile phone to pc clip studio? it has wifi and bluetooth and a screen and is a mini computer?
This looks really good, wonder if it could replace my Tabmate for Clip Studio Paint?
Thank you for the review of these. 🙂
The grib/size will definitely be different :3 I have that...Wacom express key remote thingy... And I prefer the TourBox (even a keyboard) over that thing xD
Got the Artist pro... but needsa beeega desk 😞
Customer service is really bad, though. They are incredibly slow to respond, and you can only do so through social media. Bought the tb elite and tablet. Only got one tracking number and only the tb showed up. Still no idea where the tablet I paid for is, and when I got a tracking number for it (told shipped separately) the number didn't work. Haven't gotten any further response from them since they sent me the second (not working) tracking number. I'm hoping I'm not getting scammed and grossly overpaid for the tb. Very concerned since the communication and customer service is so pathetic.
Still can't beat midi instruments in both price, and handiness for digital art.
Just recently got this and it doesn’t work for Clip Studio Paint!
Tested in Krita and Photoshop and it works. Am I missing something? Is there an extra plugin I need to download?
Everything is update to their latest versions.
Damn, this is expensive! anyways, great video and review ma'am
Thank you ^3^
There are more affordable solutions that do essentially the same thing. Heck you can even use a video game controller.
I bought one of these for video editing a while ago and it works ok but i am annoyed it does not work with the ipad. i really like doing my rough cutting on resolve on the ipad because i can do that just chilling on the sofa instead of at my work station.
I love your video's🥰
Thank you SO much for your support ;///w///; I really appreciate it aaaaaaaa~
Just got mine today! Love it so far, but do you or anyone know if there's a way to get one of the cool buttons to flip a canvas; instead of rotate? :o
im use for this gamepad for xbox and xpadder.
Is it possible to use tourbox with a tablet, such as an iPad or Galaxy tab?
Not seeing the preset or the workspace on the links
do you know if it works on ipad?
im looking for an ipad and this could be a great plus
I'm pretty sure it doesn't currently! :'C Could use it myself for my iPad!
This is way too expensive, when the contour shuttle pro does the job for around 60 bucks
It always weirds me out how random and eclectic the button layout looks on this thing, its like the end result of trying to explain to an alien race what an xbox controller looks like from memory.
I tried to buy this one but it's impossible for me to buy it in Vietnam with reasonable price, so sad
:C aw that's too bad.
So how much is this Bluetooth controller? 20? 30?
This controller looks cool and well made.
BUT WTF WITH THE PRICE, 250$?
THAT IS THE HALF OF PS5.
Maybe if the tablet wasn't the size of a coffee table you could just rotate it and not need a plastic box full of cheap rotary encoders that aren't going to last six months.
I adora you 🥰🥰🥰
(^//o//^) aaaaaaaaaa thank you!
where i can see drawing shown at 14:34
Right here on my Instagram: instagram.com/p/CtJ3ILpqSwK/
@@Nadiaxel Instagram is not available in my country, maybe there is other way to view this drawing
Will the tourbox work as a shortcut-remote with CSP on a samsung tablet or Ipad ?
Unfortunately I don't think it works on system tablets (iPad, Samsung, Surface, etc.). I checked on my iPad is they had an app for it and I couldn't find any. To be 100% sure you would have to check their website >w< But I think it's only for computers right now (although I hope it will be compatible with iPad too because I could really use that!)
I wish 😢
I'd expect with the cost that the device be capable of offering full operating system support for iOS, Android, iPadOS for iPad pro artists, and Windows. As of now it does not support android or iPadOS. This is a big issue for me. XPPen products, at least in the USA, are products for hobbyists and indies. I get it, the market is small and the devices wont become obsolete so the business wouldn't work without a high price point. That said, at that price point, which rivals a graphics card as well as the digitizer itself, they need to get that compatibility resolved so that I can feel like I am getting the maximum value out of the tourbox.
I think it would greatly benefit their team if they made the TourBox compatible with the iPad at least!
can it use on ipad?
Unfortunately not :( Only with computer!
@@Nadiaxel if can used with ipad that will be so awesome
The thing looks nice. But in no way it can cost $150. It's insane! C'mon, it's just a mix of a keyboard and a fiddle cube. Official XP-pen remote costs $50. Clip Studio Tabmate costs $80. DualSense for Playstation costs under $100. This price is... unrealistic at the very least.
I'd love one, but it's far too expensive. Thanks for the review.
So i could play Overwatch using the tourbox, is what I'm hearing
I should try that XD Imagine popping headshots with the TourBox LOL
@@Nadiaxel do it, live that girlboss life
230$? hellnah. dualshock 5 ~100$ , xbox ~100$. Why does this thing with simpler and cheaper technology cost twice as much?
How would make meaningful art if you did not manage this RUclips channel?
Allow me to define meaningful art. What I mean by "meaningful art" is not art that is meaningful to you but that brings you income.
Who am I? I'm a lost artist. And, I want to come home now.
Getting lost was the worst thing that's happened to me and now I'm really lost.
Any lefties tried this out there? I've been avoiding it because of it. =_="
Tourbox is looking extremely uncomfortable and impractical tbh. Numpad-like hot-swappable mechanical keyboard with knobs is a way better and cheaper choice.
Not worth it $, clip studio have a better product based on the price-quality
use real paper
OMG thank you for showing the gap between the pen and display! I have the Artist 24 not-pro - and based on the description is exactly the same screen. Only difference are the added quick keys and peripheral ports - and extra pen - that the pro has. Both are 2.5K resolution. I’d save the $400-600 toward a 4K version if and when any comes out (still drooling at the Huiron 4K 24” display tablet)…
so bulky lol ill stick with the remote that came with my cintiq
Fair enough - I have that remote thingy as well and I don't like it xD it's too small 😅🫣
@@Nadiaxel really? aw i love how small and thin it is lol I guess we can all just be glad there are multiple options out there :)
I use XP-pen’s just-released ACK05 quick key pad with scroll wheel. I just wish there was a larger text display when switching functions or even better - I wish the keys had led indicators to display what key is programmed to it - as you can switch between 4 sets of keys. The included stickers are also too big when considering that you can assign 4 different things to one key. I find myself still reaching for my keyboard…
Sounds like it is of cheap quality.
And now the 1M dollar question... can we use it with procreate? 🥺
Sadly it does not work with iPad 🥺🥺🥺 would really have loved that.
@@Nadiaxel WHYYY WORLD WHYYY
A perfectionist matching with a perfectionist? Nnnaaaaah. I don’t need a social game to tell me I’m a perfectionist either. I know I am - and I hate it. I wish I could just draw without a care in the world. Sadly my perfectionism manifested when I was just 4 year old - so I’m doomed to suffer it.
I know the feeling! And at the same time my impatient side is always fighting my perfectionist-side and it's a never-ending battle XD