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MIDI app that allows CC messages to be sent from iPad?

pax-eternapax-eterna
in General App Discussion

Which one would allow this, if any, and would have the smallest "footprint"?

I want to send CC7 and 11 messages, coming from the iRig Blueboard, back out to my connected (via MIDI or USB) keyboard.

Thanks

Comments

  • mojozartmojozart

    I assume you can do this in your host app. For example, MIDI Routing in AUM should handle this. Which host are you using?

  • pax-eternapax-eterna
    edited November 2019

    Either AUM or Camelot. I couldn't see how this could be done with those? I mean, I can send this data to any music app loaded in either of those platforms, but actually sending it OUT the iPad to an external device, I couldn't see how it was done....I was thinking of some sort of MIDI routing app, but not sure which one would actually work.

  • walkiewalkie

    In the AUM menu, there is a "MIDI Route" menu item that brings up a routing grid. You can use this to redirect MIDI from one hardware device to another.

  • pax-eternapax-eterna

    @walkie said:
    In the AUM menu, there is a "MIDI Route" menu item that brings up a routing grid. You can use this to redirect MIDI from one hardware device to another.

    oh ok thanks I'll check that out - no MIDI feedback/loops in that scenario?

  • walkiewalkie

    The routing is directional, so you could probably create a loop if you tried! My usual use case is redirecting the MIDI coming into AUM from my Keystep out to hardware synths.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @pax-eterna said:

    @walkie said:
    In the AUM menu, there is a "MIDI Route" menu item that brings up a routing grid. You can use this to redirect MIDI from one hardware device to another.

    oh ok thanks I'll check that out - no MIDI feedback/loops in that scenario?

    If you save the aum project as a template you can in the future just import the channel with the midi from that project into new projects.

  • pax-eternapax-eterna

    @[Deleted User] said:

    @pax-eterna said:

    @walkie said:
    In the AUM menu, there is a "MIDI Route" menu item that brings up a routing grid. You can use this to redirect MIDI from one hardware device to another.

    oh ok thanks I'll check that out - no MIDI feedback/loops in that scenario?

    If you save the aum project as a template you can in the future just import the channel with the midi from that project into new projects.

    Cool, nice tip!!

  • pax-eternapax-eterna

    @walkie said:
    The routing is directional, so you could probably create a loop if you tried! My usual use case is redirecting the MIDI coming into AUM from my Keystep out to hardware synths.

    oky dokes cool, thanks :)

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