MIDI Controller
4.0star
156 reviews
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About this app
Your phone turns into an USB Midi controller for controlling software (eg audio workstations / DAWs) and hardware (eg synthesizer, light show, ...) via USB.
All common MIDI information can be sent,
including all music notes and all possible control change values.
Build your own workspace from scratch.
All controls are fully customizable.
- Simple, customizable keyboard with speed and channel controls
- Customizable buttons (one-shot and on / off) for sending control information
- Customizable sliders
- Multiple view options (therefore also optimal for tablets)
More than 500 buttons and sliders can be added
which work on 16 different midi channels. That way, you can create your own interface with any controls you need.
Control your DAW, your synthesizer, or whatever you want to work with.
Example DAW (Digital Audio Workstation):
Add a new midi control
Assign these to functionality in your audio program via midi mapping.
MIDI controller can now control the assigned functionality - eg volume slider, effect ON / OFF, recording start and much more.
All common MIDI information can be sent,
including all music notes and all possible control change values.
Build your own workspace from scratch.
All controls are fully customizable.
- Simple, customizable keyboard with speed and channel controls
- Customizable buttons (one-shot and on / off) for sending control information
- Customizable sliders
- Multiple view options (therefore also optimal for tablets)
More than 500 buttons and sliders can be added
which work on 16 different midi channels. That way, you can create your own interface with any controls you need.
Control your DAW, your synthesizer, or whatever you want to work with.
Example DAW (Digital Audio Workstation):
Add a new midi control
Assign these to functionality in your audio program via midi mapping.
MIDI controller can now control the assigned functionality - eg volume slider, effect ON / OFF, recording start and much more.
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Ratings and reviews
4.0
156 reviews
Victor Iyebutemeh
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May 2, 2024
Hi, so I have an issue. When connected, Ableton recognises my device (Samsung Galaxy Core A3), however, on the app, it shows no device connected? Is there something I'm doing wrong, and how do I fix it please? Edit: I just updated the app, and I'm still having the same issue. At this point, I'm starting to think it's my device🫠
askBae
May 2, 2024
Hi, thanks a lot for your feedback! There was a big update since your review. Did this fix your issue?
Update: Did you set the usb connection type to MIDI? In case you need help with that you can contact me directly via email. You can use the support email from the store listing!
Robert Thompson
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December 16, 2021
Good for beginners. Limited MIDI functionality. UI lacks polish. For example naming a button "mute 1" puts the words on one line but naming it "mute 2" puts it on 2 lines. Many small issues like this add up to a lack of polish and shows a lack of attention to detail. Also setting UI up in general is a very clumsy process. This type of app is all about UI. If it's lacking in that? Well...
3 people found this review helpful
A Google user
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February 15, 2019
So far this app seems almost perfect for my needs, with the only drawback being that it seems unable to also receive values. I wanted it to not only control but also to "be controlled". For example, if I use the app to change a slider on a software running on my computer, when I drag the slider on the app, the slider on the software follows it. What I also wanted, though, is for the slider on the app to also move if I drag the slider on the software, similar to those physical MIDI controllers with motorized faders. I guess it shouldn't be hard to implement (if it's not already in there), and I've seen other apps with this functionality. And if it was able to connect wirelessly, say for example using rtpMIDI, it would help a lot.
23 people found this review helpful
askBae
February 15, 2019
Hey Micael! Thanks for your feedback. Receiving MIDI is already in progress, but could take some more time. rtpMIDI is not planned yet, since I am focusing on connecting to BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) MIDI-Devices for now. Good idea tho, thanks a lot.
What's new
Now new: MIDI Controller 2.0! With new interface and extra features.
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About the developer
David Schindler
askdavidschindler@gmail.com
C. Cánovas del Castillo, 107, Piso 3, Puerta C
30720 San Javier
Spain
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