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MK-PushMAN and MK-Godzilla-Valve are the first public MK Labs releases. They are small, direct Max for Live devices built from studio and live performance needs.

PushMAN keeps track control close to the Push 3 surface, so live changes can happen without reaching for the mouse. Godzilla Valve gives Ableton sessions immediate tube-style drive without a heavy interface.

MK-PunchBox is a compact transient shaper for punch, body and level. Attack, Sustain and Gain stay direct, so the device does not interrupt the session.

MK-MFX33 is a stereo filtering device with modulation, saturation and distortion paths shaped for fast sound design and performance use.

The desktop side is kept separate from the audio devices page until it is stable enough to explain. VOID remains the larger status surface. MK-Meters can become a focused audio metering tool for producers and audio work.

ARMORY is later in the roadmap: project health, Ableton libraries, plugin checks and DAW maintenance work.

Selected utilities and workflow helpers will move to GitHub once they are documented, stable and useful outside the original setup.

There are ideas here for controlling external synths and studio hardware, but they are still early. The concept is useful; the interface just needs more time before it makes sense publicly.

For now it stays in research while the first devices and utilities stay the priority.