satoshi kajii

  Concept: The app is a MIDI Pad that is sensitive to finger velocity, which the app measures by referencing to finger touch noise on iPad. The user can play 3rd party instrument with velocity using “micPad”. System requirements: 1. AUv3 host that has a flexible capability of MIDI routing & Panel resizing (AUM, Loopy Pro, etc.). 2.  It requires the use of iPad’s built-in microphone.   3. Headphone connected to iPad's built-in audio out. Note: 1. Not compatible with headset (such as Apple’s EarPods) or audio interface (because the app requires iPad’s built-in microphone ) . Usage: Insert micPad into “audio effect” slot of Mic-in track and connect the micPad’s MIDI OUT to 3rd party instrument. Scheme: Mic in -> micPad (MIDI out) -> MIDI instrument User interface: There are 9 pads, 2 buttons and 1 slider. Pads: each pad is freely assignable to any MIDI note number Edit/Play button: edits pad’s MIDI note number. Press "Play" after editing. MIC button: turn on or off...

Concept: “Jacquardi4” is an AUv3 instrument that does not make any sounds but can send out 4 analog-like “Envelope” signals via MIDI control changes (MIDI CC). That is, the app contains 4 MIDI modules of envelope generator. The user can use them for modulating any parameter of 3rd-party’s plugins that can be assigned to MIDI CC , for example, cutoff frequency.   System Requirements: AUv3 host that has a flexible capability of MIDI routing (AUM, apeMatrix, LoopyPro, etc). Usage: Just assign MIDI keyboard to Jacquardi4's MIDI IN (it needs to trigger Jacquardi4) and assign Jacquardi4's MIDI OUT to 3rd party's plugins. Explanation of sliders: Channel: determines MIDI channel. Control Rate: determines the resolusion of MIDI processing. Higher value, higher resolution. Active: turn on or off the module. Useful when using MIDI learn functionality of 3rd party plugin. MIDI CC: determines MIDI control number. Amp: determines amplitude in dB Offset: determines an initial value. Attac...