Free iPad Midi controller for Ableton Live :D

[Sketchy]

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made by me

[Flynnstone]

That looks really cool. Makes an ipad look star trekky

[BBloke]

http://garywerbisky.wordpress.com/2010/ ... touch-osc/

made by me

What a cool name.. reminds me of Aliens I notice there's a very nice red on one side and blue on the other colour war going on... any reason why?

[Sketchy]

http://garywerbisky.wordpress.com/2010/ ... touch-osc/

made by me

I notice there's a very nice red on one side and blue on the other colour war going on... any reason why?

I explain it in the vid, red is track 1 blue track two, orange is master purple FX 1 yellow FX 2 and on the different pages the colours are relevant to what part of the mix they control

so for eg, the EQ page is all master = all orange

[BBloke]

Ah I see.. was thinking it was an ode to TF2. I couldn't have the sound on at work so I could only watch!

[Sketchy]

ahh gotcha, yes its that also, honest.

[LazyEagle]

That's class Gary, you should charge for it on the App Store!

Even 2 quid, or whatever the lowest price is!

I could definitely see this being used by DJs, or even amateurs at home.

[Sketchy]

That's class Gary, you should charge for it on the App Store!

Even 2 quid, or whatever the lowest price is!

I could definitely see this being used by DJs, or even amateurs at home.

well to use it you need map the midi parts from the controller to ableton, seriously dead easy BUT I might make a pack of ableton template and OSCulator template to go with it so everything works without having to map the midi parts at all.

see how people get on with it first I guess, its all open too every part is editable in touchOSC

[LazyEagle]

Great idea though man!

[Sketchy]

Cheers Lazy, ive never found a midi controller that I really liked and i've had most of what they call the "decent" ones so I made my own.

just need to find a windoze user with ableton and a ipad to test it works for them . . . . . . . . any takers?