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TC Data - some questions about functions

LycaanLycaan
edited November 2019 in General App Discussion

Hi to all! Does anyone of you use the TC Data Midi App? I am thinking about to buy this app and would have to know some things about the functions before. Here are my questions:

  1. I have seen that the screen can be divided into four areas. Is it possible to assign each section to a different synth via its own MIDI channel?
  2. Does the app work in combination with AUM? I would like to control AUs in AUM with the App
  3. Is midi learn possible in AUM?
  4. Does the app support state save in AB?
  5. Can you control the pitch with the unit's sensors and play a synth with movements of the device?
  6. Edit...one more question: Are there chord and scale function in this app?

Thank you!

Comments

  • LycaanLycaan

    Nobody is using this app?

  • wimwim
    edited December 2019

    @Lycaan said:
    Hi to all! Does anyone of you use the TC Data Midi App? I am thinking about to buy this app and would have to know some things about the functions before. Here are my questions:

    1. I have seen that the screen can be divided into four areas. Is it possible to assign each section to a different synth via its own MIDI channel?

    Yes.

    1. Does the app work in combination with AUM? I would like to control AUs in AUM with the App

    Yes.

    1. Is midi learn possible in AUM?

    Yes. It acts the same as any other midi controller.

    1. Does the app support state save in AB?

    It should. It says it does. Haven’t tried it though.

    1. Can you control the pitch with the unit's sensors and play a synth with movements of the device?

    Yes.

    1. Edit...one more question: Are there chord and scale function in this app?

    Scales. Kind of. It’s hard to explain. See the manual.

    Link to the manual. You are gonna need it.

    http://www.bitshapesoftware.com/instruments/tc-data/tc-data-user-guide-1.0.pdf

  • wimwim

    @Lycaan said:
    Nobody is using this app?

    I almost never do. Hurts my brain too bad.

    But it’s a cool app.

  • Jonah66Jonah66

    This looks an interesting app to try, not at 19:99 though, half that and i would take a punt maybe.

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    It's not an app to try... you either know what to use it for or simply forget about it. ;)
    There's no way it will reveal it's mode of operation by trial & error.

    You have to read the documentation and develope your own way of applying controllers.
    Then it's plain heaven, one of the best ever released for visual touch control and the price is bargain.

    Considering the example of controlling 4 synths from each of the 4 screen quadrants:
    it's obvious to assign notes on to different channels, but touch modulations may target a different channel just as well, like trigger a synth and sending modulation to external fx, perfectly in sync within one single action.

    The main challenge is to understand how all those touch distance and angle movements interact perform, because we usually don't analyze our own finger actions at such level of detail. It's necessary here because that's what scales the parameters.
    The working principle is fairly simple, but takes (some) time to to get 2nd nature.

    Imho TC Data is as iconic in interactive midi as SamplR is in touch sample processing.

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