There’s a high-bandwidth cable connecting that iPad or iPhone to your Mac. And yet … and yet, until recently, music apps treated that very connection as an impossible-to-cross canyon.
No more.
We already took a look at midimux, a tool that makes everything that speaks MIDI on an iOS gadget available to your Mac, and visa versa. That’s already cool. You can use a keyboard controller plugged into your Mac to play a soft synth on your iPad. You can sequence an instrument on your computer from an iPad step sequencer, with touch control. Hardware and desktop software and apps all work. This also means controller apps no longer need to use fidgety wireless connections. So long as they support MIDI, you can use a cable. (That’s important, as I’ve found ad-hoc networking has recently gotten even more unreliable – to use OSC, I’ve taken to carrying around a standalone wifi router.)
But it’s when you put MIDI together with audio that things get really interesting. In an exclusive first look, CDM gets the scoop on a video demo showing how it all works. (Okay, it’s an exclusive first look because I spent yesterday nagging the developers to shoot it and wouldn’t leave them alone until it was done. You’re welcome. And, uh — sorry, guys.)
With audiomux, you can pipe sound digitally in both directions between the Mac and iOS, with no loss in fidelity. That means you can finally take some interesting bits you’re working on in an iPad drum machine or synth or soundmaker and immediately pipe them into a session in your DAW – no futzing about with extra cables and interfaces. And you can go the other direction, too, making an iPad or iPhone a powerful mobile recording device for sampling or taking audio on the go or recording live or DJ sets.
There are other competing efforts to do the same thing as you see here – the basic underlying frameworks that make audiomux and midimux possible are available to everyone. But so far, I haven’t seen anything as complete as this solution. (MIDI LE, for instance, is cool and free, but it only offers comparatively limited connectivity.) The people behind midimux and audiomux are the same talented developers behind the likes of touchAble.
And there are few disadvantages to using audiomux. Audio is extremely low latency. Audiobus compatibility means a whole host of apps become instantly inter-connected. And if you have more than one iOS gadget, each becomes a separate audio device, making a little studio of Apple stuff.
In each case, you only need the app on the device, plus a free server for Mac.
midimux is available now – it landed on the App Store this week:
midimux @ iTunes App Store
There’s good news about backwards compatibility for midimux, too. It works with iOS 5 and later devices and all the way back to Mac OS X 10.6. That means that this app could save older iOS gadgets from being discarded, by turning them into useful MIDI tools.
audiomux is currently awaiting Apple approval. It’s requirements are necessarily more stringent, but the developers are still supporting systems back to iOS 7 and OS X 10.7.
Individually, they’re US$9.99, but when audiomux becomes available you’ll be able to get the bundle for $14.99.
Scratch that! Price drop!
Buy midimux now at US$9.99, and get audiomux free.
US$9.99 for the bundle once audiomux is out. (Or U$6.99 for each individually.)
Official website:
http://midimux.com
And Facebook pages:
https://www.facebook.com/midimuxapp/
https://www.facebook.com/audiomuxApp/
this is pretty sweet!
this is pretty sweet!
this is pretty sweet!
Oh damn, I wonder if this will make my iconnectmidi2+ redundant?
Between Bluetooth LE and now this, I’m already giving my 2+ and 4+ the side eye.
Well, if this comes in as a separate device, do we need to create and aggregate audio device that will include the iDevice along with whatever audio interface I’m already using, or does this work differently somehow? If you need to add it to an aggregate audio device, then maybe it makes more sense to keep using your iConnectivity box. Then again, I’m still on 10.6.8 Maybe they have done away with aggregate audio device now in later versions of OSX.
I think this depends on the DAW in question and if it allows choosing different devices for in- & output. In Ableton Live for example it is possible to choose your normal audio interface as the output, and the device created by audiomux as the input. This way you can record from the iPad while outputting everything via the standard interface. If you want to record via the standard audio interface too, i think aggregate devices are still the best choice.
I can only speak about 10.8-10.10 at the moment, but aggregate devices are still there and working perfectly for us – also between several iDevices and a typical audio interface.
Personally in most cases I’ll still want/need to use the iConnectMIDI 4+ because I’d really like to be sending audio from my Mac to my iPad, processing it, and then sending audio and BACK to the Mac and then sending it out to physical outputs. If I use one of these app solutions, then I would be setting the app as my output from Live to process audio…yet I would still need to be sending audio to my speakers to hear it… this would mean I’d have to create an aggregate audio device. Creating an aggregate audio device is basically a non-starter for me: every attempt I’ve made at using them introduced so much latency to system that it simply wasn’t worth it.
As I understand it, the iConnectMIDI 4+ would avoid this by appearing as one audio interface to the Mac. It would take care of the routing to and from the iOS device itself… so in Live I would simply be selecting multiple outputs from ONE audio interface (one to my physical outputs to my speakers and one to my iPad for processing). That said, this is only one scenario and, I haven’t actually used the iConnectMIDI audio/MIDI interface yet….but I am fairly sure that it enables physical audio I/O and virtual audio I/O (to/from ios devices) to be defined as being from one interface.
Oh damn, I wonder if this will make my iconnectmidi2+ redundant?
Between Bluetooth LE and now this, I’m already giving my 2+ and 4+ the side eye.
Well, if this comes in as a separate device, do we need to create and aggregate audio device that will include the iDevice along with whatever audio interface I’m already using, or does this work differently somehow? If you need to add it to an aggregate audio device, then maybe it makes more sense to keep using your iConnectivity box. Then again, I’m still on 10.6.8 Maybe they have done away with aggregate audio device now in later versions of OSX.
I think this depends on the DAW in question and if it allows choosing different devices for in- & output. In Ableton Live for example it is possible to choose your normal audio interface as the output, and the device created by audiomux as the input. This way you can record from the iPad while outputting everything via the standard interface. If you want to record via the standard audio interface too, i think aggregate devices are still the best choice.
I can only speak about 10.8-10.10 at the moment, but aggregate devices are still there and working perfectly for us – also between several iDevices and a typical audio interface.
Personally in most cases I’ll still want/need to use the iConnectMIDI 4+ because I’d really like to be sending audio from my Mac to my iPad, processing it, and then sending audio and BACK to the Mac and then sending it out to physical outputs. If I use one of these app solutions, then I would be setting the app as my output from Live to process audio…yet I would still need to be sending audio to my speakers to hear it… this would mean I’d have to create an aggregate audio device. Creating an aggregate audio device is basically a non-starter for me: every attempt I’ve made at using them introduced so much latency to system that it simply wasn’t worth it.
As I understand it, the iConnectMIDI 4+ would avoid this by appearing as one audio interface to the Mac. It would take care of the routing to and from the iOS device itself… so in Live I would simply be selecting multiple outputs from ONE audio interface (one to my physical outputs to my speakers and one to my iPad for processing). That said, this is only one scenario and, I haven’t actually used the iConnectMIDI audio/MIDI interface yet….but I am fairly sure that it enables physical audio I/O and virtual audio I/O (to/from ios devices) to be defined as being from one interface.
Oh damn, I wonder if this will make my iconnectmidi2+ redundant?
Between Bluetooth LE and now this, I’m already giving my 2+ and 4+ the side eye.
Well, if this comes in as a separate device, do we need to create and aggregate audio device that will include the iDevice along with whatever audio interface I’m already using, or does this work differently somehow? If you need to add it to an aggregate audio device, then maybe it makes more sense to keep using your iConnectivity box. Then again, I’m still on 10.6.8 Maybe they have done away with aggregate audio device now in later versions of OSX.
I think this depends on the DAW in question and if it allows choosing different devices for in- & output. In Ableton Live for example it is possible to choose your normal audio interface as the output, and the device created by audiomux as the input. This way you can record from the iPad while outputting everything via the standard interface. If you want to record via the standard audio interface too, i think aggregate devices are still the best choice.
I can only speak about 10.8-10.10 at the moment, but aggregate devices are still there and working perfectly for us – also between several iDevices and a typical audio interface.
Personally in most cases I’ll still want/need to use the iConnectMIDI 4+ because I’d really like to be sending audio from my Mac to my iPad, processing it, and then sending audio and BACK to the Mac and then sending it out to physical outputs. If I use one of these app solutions, then I would be setting the app as my output from Live to process audio…yet I would still need to be sending audio to my speakers to hear it… this would mean I’d have to create an aggregate audio device. Creating an aggregate audio device is basically a non-starter for me: every attempt I’ve made at using them introduced so much latency to system that it simply wasn’t worth it.
As I understand it, the iConnectMIDI 4+ would avoid this by appearing as one audio interface to the Mac. It would take care of the routing to and from the iOS device itself… so in Live I would simply be selecting multiple outputs from ONE audio interface (one to my physical outputs to my speakers and one to my iPad for processing). That said, this is only one scenario and, I haven’t actually used the iConnectMIDI audio/MIDI interface yet….but I am fairly sure that it enables physical audio I/O and virtual audio I/O (to/from ios devices) to be defined as being from one interface.
Very cool indeed!
Very cool indeed!
Very cool indeed!
So Mac only forever, or windows in the pipeline? If it’s a resounding ‘yes!’ then I might jump on the price cut now. if it’s a ‘no’ or ‘we’re investigating’, I’ll just press my nose up to the glass, watching all the cool mac kids have fun instead 🙁
midimux will soon be available on windows!
audiomux however will take a little bit more time..
if you are waiting for a windows version and have no use for the mac part – just purchase the bundle once the windows versions are available, the price drop will stay in place permanently once audiomux is released.
Is the server going to have an “off” button?
midimux already has 😉
touchAble will soon, too – for that matter!
Good to hear! Cause ‘sudo launchctl stop com.zerodebug.touchAble’ when I’m not using touchAble gets a bit tiring.
hehe i know.. hadn’t thought that through to be honest – why would anyone ever want to close touchAble? 😀
we’ll have a touchAble update fixing this and other inconveniences in a few weeks!
Great! That’s good news.
It would probably be a good idea to include an idle time preference which would automatically kill the server if no user input is received for n minutes, so people who forget to quit the server and try to update their iOS don’t brick their iPads. Unless you’ve solved the bricking issue, which would be ideal of course.
yes! the bricking issue is fixed completely, so it’s more about convenience now
the updated server stays on – and comes back on – as long the user does not quit, once he does it will stay off till launched again. this way it’s always on for those who want, and start/stoppable when needed. it’s the same deal for midimux btw 🙂
Good to hear, thanks. I look forward to the update. Congrats on the fix!
Nice! Now…when the hell is modstep out? 😀
hackintosh ftw!
So Mac only forever, or windows in the pipeline? If it’s a resounding ‘yes!’ then I might jump on the price cut now. if it’s a ‘no’ or ‘we’re investigating’, I’ll just press my nose up to the glass, watching all the cool mac kids have fun instead 🙁
midimux will soon be available on windows!
audiomux however will take a little bit more time..
if you are waiting for a windows version and have no use for the mac part – just purchase the bundle once the windows versions are available, the price drop will stay in place permanently once audiomux is released.
Is the server going to have an “off” button?
midimux already has 😉
touchAble will soon, too – for that matter!
Good to hear! Cause ‘sudo launchctl stop com.zerodebug.touchAble’ when I’m not using touchAble gets a bit tiring.
hehe i know.. hadn’t thought that through to be honest – why would anyone ever want to close touchAble? 😀
we’ll have a touchAble update fixing this and other inconveniences in a few weeks!
Great! That’s good news.
It would probably be a good idea to include an idle time preference which would automatically kill the server if no user input is received for n minutes, so people who forget to quit the server and try to update their iOS don’t brick their iPads. Unless you’ve solved the bricking issue, which would be ideal of course.
yes! the bricking issue is fixed completely, so it’s more about convenience now
the updated server stays on – and comes back on – as long the user does not quit, once he does it will stay off till launched again. this way it’s always on for those who want, and start/stoppable when needed. it’s the same deal for midimux btw 🙂
Good to hear, thanks. I look forward to the update. Congrats on the fix!
Nice! Now…when the hell is modstep out? 😀
hackintosh ftw!
So Mac only forever, or windows in the pipeline? If it’s a resounding ‘yes!’ then I might jump on the price cut now. if it’s a ‘no’ or ‘we’re investigating’, I’ll just press my nose up to the glass, watching all the cool mac kids have fun instead 🙁
midimux will soon be available on windows!
audiomux however will take a little bit more time..
if you are waiting for a windows version and have no use for the mac part – just purchase the bundle once the windows versions are available, the price drop will stay in place permanently once audiomux is released.
Is the server going to have an “off” button?
midimux already has 😉
touchAble will soon, too – for that matter!
Good to hear! Cause ‘sudo launchctl stop com.zerodebug.touchAble’ when I’m not using touchAble gets a bit tiring.
hehe i know.. hadn’t thought that through to be honest – why would anyone ever want to close touchAble? 😀
we’ll have a touchAble update fixing this and other inconveniences in a few weeks!
Great! That’s good news.
It would probably be a good idea to include an idle time preference which would automatically kill the server if no user input is received for n minutes, so people who forget to quit the server and try to update their iOS don’t brick their iPads. Unless you’ve solved the bricking issue, which would be ideal of course.
yes! the bricking issue is fixed completely, so it’s more about convenience now
the updated server stays on – and comes back on – as long the user does not quit, once he does it will stay off till launched again. this way it’s always on for those who want, and start/stoppable when needed. it’s the same deal for midimux btw 🙂
Good to hear, thanks. I look forward to the update. Congrats on the fix!
Nice! Now…when the hell is modstep out? 😀
hackintosh ftw!
Any chance to get this for pc ? Are there multi-channel ins/outs or one stereo stream only ?
we’re currently working on a Windows midimux server. after that we will implement a Windows audiomux server.
in the present state audiomux creates one audio device for each iOS device connected to your Mac, in other words one stereo channel per device, but we’re aiming a multichannel version for future updates.
Any chance to get this for pc ? Are there multi-channel ins/outs or one stereo stream only ?
we’re currently working on a Windows midimux server. after that we will implement a Windows audiomux server.
in the present state audiomux creates one audio device for each iOS device connected to your Mac, in other words one in- & output stereo channel per device, but we’re aiming a multichannel version for future updates.
Any chance to get this for pc ? Are there multi-channel ins/outs or one stereo stream only ?
we’re currently working on a Windows midimux server. after that we will implement a Windows audiomux server.
in the present state audiomux creates one audio device for each iOS device connected to your Mac, in other words one in- & output stereo channel per device, but we’re aiming a multichannel version for future updates.
When Audiomux is implemented will this allow me to send 6 individual track outputs from the Samplr iOS app into ableton at the same time?
audiomux creates one stereo channel per device in its current condition, but will be mutlichannel-capable soon
ok, thank you.
When Audiomux is implemented will this allow me to send 6 individual track outputs from the Samplr iOS app into ableton at the same time?
audiomux creates one stereo in- & ouput channel per device in its current condition, but will be mutlichannel-capable soon
ok, thank you.
When Audiomux is implemented will this allow me to send 6 individual track outputs from the Samplr iOS app into ableton at the same time?
audiomux creates one stereo in- & ouput channel per device in its current condition, but will be mutlichannel-capable soon
ok, thank you.
Measured real-world latency figures please!
hi, we will announce concrete figures in the upcoming days
Measured real-world latency figures please!
hi, we will announce concrete figures in the upcoming days
Measured real-world latency figures please!
hi, we will announce concrete figures in the upcoming days
so is there a special “bundle link” or do we simply buy Midimux and the app store will know that we get Audiomux for free??? thanks.
after audiomux is released we will provide a “bundle link” and the app store calculates the discount by default. cheers, pascal
So does that mean it would be best to wait or that the entire cost of audiomux would be discounted?
yep, the entire cost of audiomux will be discounted when purchasing the bundle
OK well that’s good to know. Thanks Pascal.
i’m sorry, but i’m still confused. the article says “Buy midimux NOW at US$9.99, and get audiomux free”, but how is that possible? Is the article incorrect? Is the only way to get BOTH for $9.99 is to wait until the bundle is offered?
hi nate, there are three different ways to get the bundle for $9.99: 1.: purchase the bundle, once audiomux is out. 2.: purchase audiomux, once it is out and purchase the bundle afterwards. and last but not least: purchase midimux now and get the bundle, once it is available. 🙂 sorry for the confusing procedure.
so is there a special “bundle link” or do we simply buy Midimux and the app store will know that we get Audiomux for free??? thanks.
after audiomux is released we will provide a “bundle link” and the app store calculates the discount by default. cheers, pascal
So does that mean it would be best to wait or that the entire cost of audiomux would be discounted?
yep, the entire cost of audiomux will be discounted when purchasing the bundle
OK well that’s good to know. Thanks Pascal.
i’m sorry, but i’m still confused. the article says “Buy midimux NOW at US$9.99, and get audiomux free”, but how is that possible? Is the article incorrect? Is the only way to get BOTH for $9.99 is to wait until the bundle is offered?
hi nate, there are three different ways to get the bundle for $9.99: 1.: purchase the bundle, once audiomux is out. 2.: purchase audiomux, once it is out and purchase the bundle afterwards. and last but not least: purchase midimux now and get the bundle, once it is available. 🙂 sorry for the confusing procedure.
so is there a special “bundle link” or do we simply buy Midimux and the app store will know that we get Audiomux for free??? thanks.
after audiomux is released we will provide a “bundle link” and the app store calculates the discount by default. cheers, pascal
So does that mean it would be best to wait or that the entire cost of audiomux would be discounted?
yep, the entire cost of audiomux will be discounted when purchasing the bundle
OK well that’s good to know. Thanks Pascal.
i’m sorry, but i’m still confused. the article says “Buy midimux NOW at US$9.99, and get audiomux free”, but how is that possible? Is the article incorrect? Is the only way to get BOTH for $9.99 is to wait until the bundle is offered?
hi nate, there are three different ways to get the bundle for $9.99: 1.: purchase the bundle, once audiomux is out. 2.: purchase audiomux, once it is out and purchase the bundle afterwards. and last but not least: purchase midimux now and get the bundle, once it is available. 🙂 sorry for the confusing procedure.
I think MIDI over USB should be basic functionality but… uh… what’s with all the sudden competitors for this domain? Any thoughts on MusicIO
Developers were surprised by Apple letting Duet Display into the app store. Midi and audio over USB functionality is in the same ballpark and it seems to have triggered a number of different people to start putting an app together.
I think MIDI over USB should be basic functionality but… uh… what’s with all the sudden competitors for this domain? Any thoughts on MusicIO
Developers were surprised by Apple letting Duet Display into the app store. Midi and audio over USB functionality is in the same ballpark and it seems to have triggered a number of different people to start putting an app together.
I think MIDI over USB should be basic functionality but… uh… what’s with all the sudden competitors for this domain? Any thoughts on MusicIO
Developers were surprised by Apple letting Duet Display into the app store. Midi and audio over USB functionality is in the same ballpark and it seems to have triggered a number of different people to start putting an app together.
If I’m using Touchable or Lemur, will I need to have two separate servers (midimux, Touchable/Lemur) running at once on the Mac? Do I need to route the Lemur/Touchable app through midimux iOs app to midimux on the Mac, to Lemur/Touchable on the Mac, or is the Lemur/Touchable server no longer necessary?
Oops, just remembered Touchable 3 can already do the wired USB connection on its own.
If I’m using Touchable or Lemur, will I need to have two separate servers (midimux, Touchable/Lemur) running at once on the Mac? Do I need to route the Lemur/Touchable app through midimux iOs app to midimux on the Mac, to Lemur/Touchable on the Mac, or is the Lemur/Touchable server no longer necessary?
Oops, just remembered Touchable 3 can already do the wired USB connection on its own.
If I’m using Touchable or Lemur, will I need to have two separate servers (midimux, Touchable/Lemur) running at once on the Mac? Do I need to route the Lemur/Touchable app through midimux iOs app to midimux on the Mac, to Lemur/Touchable on the Mac, or is the Lemur/Touchable server no longer necessary?
Oops, just remembered Touchable 3 can already do the wired USB connection on its own.
Hey peter, thx a lot for your initiative.. especially for interested folks who aren’t living in the berlin-area. I wouldnt call that nagging rather than ‘proactive-user-interest’. ;b I was close to dropping by they’re office on my own, if it werent for my last minute work-schedule! But thx to your work i can sit here and still be informed. And kudos to the devs aswell for dropping in on the comment section to clarify the bundle-options as this was the next big thing we’re all interested in. It is really nice to see dedicated people pushing the bundaries and bringing the ios-platform a big leap forward in maturity and possibilitys to integrate it in a decent way in our existing rigs/studio-setups!! <3!
Hey peter, thx a lot for your initiative.. especially for interested folks who aren’t living in the berlin-area. I wouldnt call that nagging rather than ‘proactive-user-interest’. ;b I was close to dropping by they’re office on my own, if it werent for my last minute work-schedule! But thx to your work i can sit here and still be informed. And kudos to the devs aswell for dropping in on the comment section to clarify the bundle-options as this was the next big thing we’re all interested in. It is really nice to see dedicated people pushing the bundaries and bringing the ios-platform a big leap forward in maturity and possibilitys to integrate it in a decent way in our existing rigs/studio-setups!! <3!
Hey peter, thx a lot for your initiative.. especially for interested folks who aren’t living in the berlin-area. I wouldnt call that nagging rather than ‘proactive-user-interest’. ;b I was close to dropping by they’re office on my own, if it werent for my last minute work-schedule! But thx to your work i can sit here and still be informed. And kudos to the devs aswell for dropping in on the comment section to clarify the bundle-options as this was the next big thing we’re all interested in. It is really nice to see dedicated people pushing the bundaries and bringing the ios-platform a big leap forward in maturity and possibilitys to integrate it in a decent way in our existing rigs/studio-setups!! <3!
Two questions:
– What are the best options for connecting the iPad to a Mac? Will standard lightning-to-USD cable suffice?
– Is wireless an option with this setup?
I’ve only used the iPad via wireless – the latency gets a little annoying if it’s very time-sensitive MIDI input, but for more gradual movements or cilp-firing a la Touchable, it works great?
Two questions:
– What are the best options for connecting the iPad to a Mac? Will standard lightning-to-USD cable suffice?
– Is wireless an option with this setup?
I’ve only used the iPad via wireless – the latency gets a little annoying if it’s very time-sensitive MIDI input, but for more gradual movements or cilp-firing a la Touchable, it works great?
Two questions:
– What are the best options for connecting the iPad to a Mac? Will standard lightning-to-USD cable suffice?
– Is wireless an option with this setup?
I’ve only used the iPad via wireless – the latency gets a little annoying if it’s very time-sensitive MIDI input, but for more gradual movements or cilp-firing a la Touchable, it works great?
“But so far, I haven’t seen anything as complete as this solution.”
Check out the recently released ‘Music IO: MIDI over USB’. As far as I can tell, it offers pretty much the same features as midimux, but at a much lower price point. (I suspect that is the reason why audiomux will now be free for those of us who have already paid €9.99 for midimux.) Music IO too will gain audio-over-USB capability in a future update (within the same app, AFAIK.)
Have not tested it yet, so I don’t know how it compares.
“But so far, I haven’t seen anything as complete as this solution.”
Check out the recently released ‘Music IO: MIDI over USB’. As far as I can tell, it offers pretty much the same features as midimux, but at a much lower price point. (I suspect that is the reason why audiomux will now be free for those of us who have already paid €9.99 for midimux.) Music IO too will gain audio-over-USB capability in a future update (within the same app, AFAIK.)
Have not tested it yet, so I don’t know how it compares.
“But so far, I haven’t seen anything as complete as this solution.”
Check out the recently released ‘Music IO: MIDI over USB’. As far as I can tell, it offers pretty much the same features as midimux, but at a much lower price point. (I suspect that is the reason why audiomux will now be free for those of us who have already paid €9.99 for midimux.) Music IO too will gain audio-over-USB capability in a future update (within the same app, AFAIK.)
Have not tested it yet, so I don’t know how it compares.
Wow, that looks really great. iOS is becoming a really good studio companion.
Wow, that looks really great. iOS is becoming a really good studio companion.
Wow, that looks really great. iOS is becoming a really good studio companion.
iOS is growing up. Looks like a great way to implement your Ipad. Might even be worth upgrading to a faster one.
iOS is growing up. Looks like a great way to implement your Ipad. Might even be worth upgrading to a faster one.
iOS is growing up. Looks like a great way to implement your Ipad. Might even be worth upgrading to a faster one.
so would that make my iconnect midi2 obsolete ?
so would that make my iconnect midi2 obsolete ?
so would that make my iconnect midi2 obsolete ?
I’m excited by the potential here but I’ve noticed that when I use the USB connection between my Mac and ipad I get significantly more noise from the ipad than when I use a USB midi interface and an ik midi interface to the ipad. Connecting the ipad directly to the computer seems to add lots of odd digital noise. Anyone else having these issues?
I’m excited by the potential here but I’ve noticed that when I use the USB connection between my Mac and ipad I get significantly more noise from the ipad than when I use a USB midi interface and an ik midi interface to the ipad. Connecting the ipad directly to the computer seems to add lots of odd digital noise. Anyone else having these issues?
I’m excited by the potential here but I’ve noticed that when I use the USB connection between my Mac and ipad I get significantly more noise from the ipad than when I use a USB midi interface and an ik midi interface to the ipad. Connecting the ipad directly to the computer seems to add lots of odd digital noise. Anyone else having these issues?
Now, audiomux is out but the price on iTunes is 6,99 even though I purchased midimux for 9,99. Didn’t you say it was free then?
Now, audiomux is out but the price on iTunes is 6,99 even though I purchased midimux for 9,99. Didn’t you say it was free then?
Now, audiomux is out but the price on iTunes is 6,99 even though I purchased midimux for 9,99. Didn’t you say it was free then?
Now the only thing missing is oscMux (because why would I quantise a nice large on-screen fader down to 128 steps?)
Now the only thing missing is oscMux (because why would I quantise a nice large on-screen fader down to 128 steps?)
Now the only thing missing is oscMux (because why would I quantise a nice large on-screen fader down to 128 steps?)