composerguy78
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i have Quadro but I see Metagrid seems like the more popular app.
Should I switch to Metagrid?
Any thoughts?
Should I switch to Metagrid?
Any thoughts?
Give Metagrid a try. It is really, really easy to set up for CC changes, especially for artics etc. Works a treat for me, anyway, and it's cheap enough to take a punt.I’m actually looking for something that does midi cc and also key switches and that kind of thing not really for mixing to be honest.
The touch OSC app does the mixing thing really well and comes with a brilliant template for logic.
I’m really looking for something which is easy to edit and sync as I am finding editing touch OSC to be a bit of a pain.
MetaGrid is not like metafader, or the metagrid for Lemur. it is an iOS App that is completely standalone. And they have a different site for it.I tried the Metafader lemur template on an android tablet and it freaked Cubase out. I had a lot of trouble with track controls and crashes. There's a similar lemur template called qb2.5, but I think its XY pad is dedicated to quick controls and not MIDI CC. I couldn't find anything that did everything I wanted, so I got a touchscreen with Dtouch for mixing and commands/macros and I use a generic MIDI CC lemur template on my tablet for automating that stuff.
I want to look into some of the solutions from 14bitmidi so that everything is done through the touchscreen, but his site is under maintenance at the moment.
I hope you find a solution that works for you.
I want to look into some of the solutions from 14bitmidi so that everything is done through the touchscreen, but his site is under maintenance at the moment.
Right, but the OP was asking for MIDI CC, which the lemur metafader template has and the standalone does not.MetaGrid is not like metafader, or the metagrid for Lemur. it is an iOS App that is completely standalone. And they have a different site for it.
https://metasystem.io
Oh fair enoughRight, but the OP was asking for MIDI CC, which the lemur metafader template has and the standalone does not.