I just bought an iPad Air to read books and to twist some mobile music production stuffs. I have been using Ableton for 3 years and I really wanted a controller mixer all time because I some time had a recording duty. Tweaking with mouse is really messy. I thought that if I buy an iPad I could try some controller app. I first found Touchable which is really expensive for some one doesn’t need all the control. Then I found LK it is really messing, I don’t know it just me or I really got confuse. Then I saw this app. I didn’t expect so much because if some interface look like old school or analog stuff it just happen to be trash. Then I downloaded this app. First time midi connecting is confusing me but not that much. Then when the app directly assign all you knobs and faders directly from my Ableton and I can directly control necessary knob and mixing right away I opened it, I’m just so happy now. What a worth for $3 app!. If some one is reading my review and if her/she is an Ableton user looking for mixer controller (not complete control) you came to the very right place.

I’ve used this on Ableton Live 8,9,10 and now pulling on 11. So a few years now and really love it. Trouble free. Integrates with my Focusrite Clarett 8Pre usb perfectly. I am able to walk away from the desk, walk to the performance area and run the whole session from my iPad. If I am also performing I can put the iPad on a music stand then monitor and control the session perfectly. If you are used to MCU control this has the look and feel of a hardware unit with the advantage of portability any where you are as long as you are in the same network. I can make changes on this and see my Icon Qcon Pro G3 following along in the control room. Beautiful. Indispensable for my workflow. Cheers and keep up the good work!

The layout is one of The best I've seen. I like the transport controls in the lower right so that when I'm standing in front of a microphone in my recording room I can use my right hand to control the transport without blocking the rest of the screen… Something that I cannot do with Logic Remote.Set up is easy and is very well described in the manual and was not daunting at all. It just works.What I miss in this control surface is the ability to navigate by markers in Logic Pro. I know there's very little screen real estate left, but that would be a wish of mine. I would love to be able to use the fast forward and rewind buttons to advance or go back by marker.

This is exactly what I was looking for! Like many, I am heartbroken that MOTU has apparently stopped development of their DP Control app. This is a fantastic replacement in my opinion. So far, all basic functions are working perfectly for me, including transport, track meters, faders, and Save (yay!). I can delete a track in the DAW and the iPad control surface updates immediately. The instructions included with the app are clear and very helpful in getting a MacBook network connection working with the iPad. Then, just add a Mackie Control element in the Control Surface Setup in DP, Input Port is “Network-1” and you’re all set! It helps if you have a little bit of experience using Control surfaces with DP, but it’s not hard at all if you follow the instructions in the included manual.For me, this fills the void left by MOTU’s discontinuation of development of their brilliant DP Control app. I’m really glad I found this. It’s easily the best $3 I’ve spent in a long time. My thanks to the developer. Good stuff.