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Sent a request yesterday but no reply as of yet. Are the TestFlight invites automated?
For now, yes: you need to select the third-party's virtual MIDI out port. More sophisticated routing coming soon.
Virtual MIDI works too (as described immediately above); more to come.
Nope - sent out now.
Couple simple questions...
How do I restart tutorial for midi learn, it only showed me the play button step.
How do I find & bind AUv3 parameters?
Cheers
1000% agree... You MUST support at least 63/65 rel midi or it’s pointless. Fixed midi mapping in software is stupid and just leads to jumping parameters or other poor UX...
Strong words
Yeah that's coming, next update in a couple weeks.
If you mean the little intro screen, that goes away once you've "bought" the IAP. There's not really a tutorial though, just a brief pointer. I'll update the manual shortly.
Tap the AU icon on the audio or MIDI screen, then you'll see a parameter option.
Cheers Michael.
It's fair to grant Michael enough time to add the MIDI CC feature, including relative control.
It's not only about the control messages but much more about communicating with all the eccentric iOS apps in ways that are all but transparent.
Everybody who has tried to map an endless controller with visual feedback on classic desktop software knows what I'm talking about. Audiobus has to take the role of an advanced DAW (like Ableton Live) that wraps functionality around plugins that don't support the feature themselves.
I think that relative and mappable MIDI controller support should be in our DAWs and IAA and AUv3 apps in the first place, but not every developer agrees on which "common iPad usage scenario" to support.
Awesome! Update just dropped on the AppStore!
How did you get it to work? I assigned the same midi binding to each preset but it doesn’t do anything.