Pad MIDI

Name: Pad MIDI
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)
Author: Thirteen32 Pty Ltd

Music

$0.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Music
Developer

Thirteen32 Pty Ltd
Language

EN
English
Size

29
MB

Pad MIDI turns your iPhone/iPad into MIDI pads and keyboard for your synth or DAW * Supports Bluetooth wireless / USB MIDI * Supports native Mac OS Network MIDI (Core MIDI) * 16 assignable / nameable MIDI pads * Full 88 key piano * Selectable MIDI channel and velocity * CC / Program change controllers * MIDI message log / debugger * Requires external synth or plugin to produce sound Learn how to connect here: http://support.thirteen32.com/apps/padmidi/

Ratings & Reviews

3.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Polyphonic please
11/18/2012

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When I first downloaded this app 2 years ago, it was multi-touch, then I did an update and .... "Poof" polyphony was gone. They've been promising a fix for 2 or 3 versions since then. It works great for me in Logic. No lag, etc. I just don't understand how a feature like multi-touch can go away for almost 2 years and not be addressed.UPDATE- New update just released. Still no multitouch.
Polyphonic please
11/18/2012

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When I first downloaded this app 2 years ago, it was multi-touch, then I did an update and .... "Poof" polyphony was gone. They've been promising a fix for 2 or 3 versions since then. It works great for me in Logic. No lag, etc. I just don't understand how a feature like multi-touch can go away for almost 2 years and not be addressed.UPDATE- New update just released. Still no multitouch.
It needs something
01/22/2013

Franky Nice 1
This isn't a bad midi trigger app, but it isn't great. I like how the gui is simple, the pads are re-assignable and the size and resources needed are both small. Of course it doesn't produce sound! MIDI IS DATA. It needs something that I think I've mentioned before: MULTITOUCH SUPPORT. Nobody can play chords on their DAW or MIDI module with this. Nobody can trigger drums properly on their DAW or MIDI module. When I need to play a kick and a hi hat together I can't because this software won't let me. I like the concept of this app very much and I want to rate it 5 stars, but because of its extremely limited functionality (ie: I CAN ONLY TRIGGER ONE NOTE AT A TIME!), I can only rate this 1 star. If you could make an update with smooth, responsive multitouch support, I will rate this 5 stars. Thanks
It needs something
01/22/2013

Franky Nice 1

This isn't a bad midi trigger app, but it isn't great. I like how the gui is simple, the pads are re-assignable and the size and resources needed are both small. Of course it doesn't produce sound! MIDI IS DATA. It needs something that I think I've mentioned before: MULTITOUCH SUPPORT. Nobody can play chords on their DAW or MIDI module with this. Nobody can trigger drums properly on their DAW or MIDI module. When I need to play a kick and a hi hat together I can't because this software won't let me. I like the concept of this app very much and I want to rate it 5 stars, but because of its extremely limited functionality (ie: I CAN ONLY TRIGGER ONE NOTE AT A TIME!), I can only rate this 1 star. If you could make an update with smooth, responsive multitouch support, I will rate this 5 stars. Thanks
Can't figure out how to sync
02/03/2011

Cplach
I understand this is an interface to control a virtual instrument. However, I am unable to sync it with any of the VST/AU/RTAS whatever on my computer. When attempting to find it under Audio MIDI devices, nothing showed up as I had the program running on my iPod Touch that was connected to the same Wifi network as my Mac. So I decided to plug in my iTouch via USB thinking that would make a change and to my demise it did not.There are no help files anywhere on Onoko's website to give the user the slightest idea what it is they need to do to sync their this program to a virtual instrument. They should get no stars, but that wasn't an option.
Can't figure out how to sync
02/03/2011

Cplach

I understand this is an interface to control a virtual instrument. However, I am unable to sync it with any of the VST/AU/RTAS whatever on my computer. When attempting to find it under Audio MIDI devices, nothing showed up as I had the program running on my iPod Touch that was connected to the same Wifi network as my Mac. So I decided to plug in my iTouch via USB thinking that would make a change and to my demise it did not.There are no help files anywhere on Onoko's website to give the user the slightest idea what it is they need to do to sync their this program to a virtual instrument. They should get no stars, but that wasn't an option.
Great idea, crashes on my iPhone 4!!!
05/01/2011

Jeirb
Totally need an app like this, I have no idea how it works tho since all it does is crash when loading. Wondering if there are any other apps like this in the app store and if any use the USB charger to make your device a USB midi controller instead of a wifi midi controller. I would think that would reduce latency significantly. But again, maybe this app works fine, I would not know. I am glad i didn't pay apple 30% on the dollar for this!!
Great idea, crashes on my iPhone 4!!!
05/01/2011

Jeirb

Totally need an app like this, I have no idea how it works tho since all it does is crash when loading. Wondering if there are any other apps like this in the app store and if any use the USB charger to make your device a USB midi controller instead of a wifi midi controller. I would think that would reduce latency significantly. But again, maybe this app works fine, I would not know. I am glad i didn't pay apple 30% on the dollar for this!!