Hi everyone
Anyone using an ipad app for controlling protools. I had a look at v-control and proremote but nothing past this. Are there other apps worth having a look at?
What is the wireless fader translation like? Feel?
Thanks
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Ipad fader controller app
Ben Moore
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Re: Ipad fader controller app
Partner in crime got a new iPad the other day so tried out this one:
http://www.saitarasoftware.com/Site/AC-7_Core.html
Only $8 and interfaces with PT 9 & 8 fine. Haven't tried it on any other software yet.
Seems to work perfectly fine however the pan pots on the software are stupid - figuring out how to use them took the majority of the time!
Hope this helps.
Cheers
http://www.saitarasoftware.com/Site/AC-7_Core.html
Only $8 and interfaces with PT 9 & 8 fine. Haven't tried it on any other software yet.
Seems to work perfectly fine however the pan pots on the software are stupid - figuring out how to use them took the majority of the time!
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Dave Cooper
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Re: Ipad fader controller app
thanks dave.
That one is certainly cheap enough to give it a try. Was the jog wheel handy for the pan pot? or did you flip the fader?
Maybe I'll just give it a try....
The V-control pro app is looking pretty good but is $50. They should give buyers a short trial period for those more expensive apps.
I'm just wondering how many of these PT controller apps there are?
That one is certainly cheap enough to give it a try. Was the jog wheel handy for the pan pot? or did you flip the fader?
Maybe I'll just give it a try....
The V-control pro app is looking pretty good but is $50. They should give buyers a short trial period for those more expensive apps.
I'm just wondering how many of these PT controller apps there are?
Ben Moore
Harvest Recordings
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Re: Ipad fader controller app
A friend tried AC-7, but didn't like it. I'd like to try V-control Pro, it looks very good in the video, but then they always do!
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Re: Ipad fader controller app
I use AC-7, it's like a wireless mackie control.
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