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MidiWrist v1.1 released - MIDI voice control through Siri!

MidiWrist v1.1 is now available in the App Store, it adds hands-free MIDI voice control using Siri. This feature also works on the iPhone and iPad, no Watch is required.

More information on MidiWrist: http://uwyn.com/midiwrist

The video below shows how MidiWrist can work with "Hey Siri" listening on an iPhone, controlling Logic Pro X over a WiFi network MIDI connection.

Comments

  • Hey everyone, gotta say this app’s ability to translate Siri to Midi for CC buttons, not to mention MCU transport is nothing short of amazing! Incredibly useful for hands free control of your studio. Oh and that’s without a watch!(just app in phone or iPad) If you have a watch you get wild crown control of knobs and xy pad too! Oh and previously mentioned CC buttons.
    Took about 2 minutes to setup and bang! Off to the Siri controlled horse races!
    Grab it!

  • edited March 2019

    Very nice! Bought.

  • Is it as slow in real life as it looks in the video?

  • @BiancaNeve said:
    Is it as slow in real life as it looks in the video?

    It doesn't feel as slow when you're doing it. If you would be talking to a sound engineer that does the recording for you, it would take the same time or even longer.

  • @AmpApps said:
    Very nice! Bought.

    Thanks so much! :smiley:

  • edited March 2019

    Yeah, its def a good addition to midiwrist, super simple method of being able to be further away from physical transport controls. Will come in handy for me for recording drums/guitars/whatevr, sure there's more than one way to control transport via other methods, but this is by far easiest imo, plus the other cc controls being in same app make it a step above the rest.
    It doesn't feel slow to me, but I usually have 2 bar count in anyways.
    Edit: Apple should give you a reward for causing me to turn on siri lol

  • @DEADCIRCUITGOD said:
    Yeah, its def a good addition to midiwrist, super simple method of being able to be further away from physical transport controls. Will come in handy for me for recording drums/guitars/whatevr, sure there's more than one way to control transport via other methods, but this is by far easiest imo, plus the other cc controls being in same app make it a step above the rest.
    It doesn't feel slow to me, but I usually have 2 bar count in anyways.
    Edit: Apple should give you a reward for causing me to turn on siri lol

    Thanks for that! :smile:

  • @tput73 said:
    Hey everyone, gotta say this app’s ability to translate Siri to Midi for CC buttons, not to mention MCU transport is nothing short of amazing! Incredibly useful for hands free control of your studio. Oh and that’s without a watch!(just app in phone or iPad) If you have a watch you get wild crown control of knobs and xy pad too! Oh and previously mentioned CC buttons.
    Took about 2 minutes to setup and bang! Off to the Siri controlled horse races!
    Grab it!

    Thank you !!! :blush:

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  • Wait until the bitch answers ...I'm sorry Geert, I'm afraid I can't do that... o:)

  • @Telefunky said:
    Wait until the bitch answers ...I'm sorry Geert, I'm afraid I can't do that... o:)

    You might want to consider rephrasing that.

  • I already did - it was just kidding (ab)using that famous HAL9000 phrase from '2001 A Space Odyssey' ;)

  • @Telefunky said:
    I already did - it was just kidding (ab)using that famous HAL9000 phrase from '2001 A Space Odyssey' ;)

    I got that second part ... I was referring to the first part.

  • no need to - it's up to the reader to pick either cool or disrespect
    Sorry for messing your thread, because I actually like your approach (filed as smart).

  • edited March 2019

    @Telefunky said:
    no need to - it's up to the reader to pick either cool or disrespect
    Sorry for messing your thread, because I actually like your approach (filed as smart).

    Not really, there's nothing cool about calling a female voice a bitch. In a world where society elected a president that continuously uses rude and misogynistic language, I think we should be cognizant of the trivialization of micro-aggressions, even with a cool or funny intent. Words are powerful, and putting the burden of dealing with emotional baggage on the reader in a public context is disrespectful and aggressive.
    Anyway, it seems you don't agree, based on your rebuttal, but given where society is headed, I've decided to start calling people out on this type of language. I much prefer a world where everyone defaults to kindness and respect instead of one where derogative misogynism is the norm.

  • @GeertBevin said:

    Respect

    @Telefunky said:
    no need to - it's up to the reader to pick either cool or disrespect
    Sorry for messing your thread, because I actually like your approach (filed as smart).

    Not really, there's nothing cool about calling a female voice a bitch. In a world where society elected a president that continuously uses rude and misogynistic language, I think we should be cognizant of the trivialization of micro-aggressions, even with a cool or funny intent. Words are powerful, and putting the burden of dealing with emotional baggage on the reader in a public context is disrespectful and aggressive.
    Anyway, it seems you don't agree, based on your your rebuttal, but given where society is headed, I've decided to start calling people out on this type of language. I much prefer a world where everyone defaults to kindness and respect instead of one where derogative misogynism is the norm.

  • Sorry, my respect for a virtual character is limited ;)
    I'm out here

  • And back to the regularly scheduled program...

    App looks neat. Will be checking it out for sure

  • @audiobussy said:
    And back to the regularly scheduled program...

    App looks neat. Will be checking it out for sure

    Cool! Thank you!

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