MIDI Wrench 4+

Name: MIDI Wrench
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Christian Schoenebeck d/b/a Crudebyte

Christian Schoenebeck d/b/a Crudebyte

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Beschreibung

The Swiss army knife for your daily MIDI setup tasks. Connect a MIDI keyboard, MIDI sound expander or any other MIDI device to your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch by using the Apple USB camera adapter or any other adapter supported by Apple. Visualize and monitor MIDI messages sent by the connected MIDI device or send MIDI messages to those connected MIDI devices. This is a simple but helpful tool to find problems in your MIDI setup or simply to spot what kind of messages various MIDI devices are sending exactly.

This app supports all hardware and software sources for MIDI, including Bluetooth LE MIDI !

Current Features:

• Lists all CoreMIDI devices (i.e. attached MIDI accessories) and all so called "virtual CoreMIDI ports" (i.e. audio Apps) on your iPad / iPhone / iPod touch.
• Displays incoming MIDI events of external MIDI hardware and local MIDI apps in real-time.
• Send MIDI Note-On, Note-Off and Control Change messages by using the virtual MIDI keyboard, buttons and rotary knobs.
• Virtual on-screen MIDI controls are fully configurable, so you may assign other MIDI controller numbers and more.
• The virtual keyboard keys, rotary knobs and buttons automatically update to the values sent by connected MIDI devices.
• Filter out MIDI events you are not interested in.
• Copy MIDI events with one tap to the iOS clipboard, and paste them as text in another app like Mail.

This app is free, and it does not contain any ads or other annoying things. Really!

Anti-Spy Commitment: We take your privacy very seriously. None of our apps contain so called „spy” behaviors and we committed ourself to a very high privacy standard. MIDI Wrench does not collect any information. For more information about our privacy commitment, read our „Privacy Policy for Mobile Apps”.

5. Mai 2020

Version 1.4

This update adds the following new features:

• Support for new iPhone models (e.g. iPhone 11 variants).
• MIDI channel for virtual on-screen MIDI controls is now configurable.
• MIDI events monitor may now be paused (either by new pause button or by long-tap context menu).
• Added optional filter for MIDI RT Clock events.
• Added support for sending MIDI Program Change commands.
• Added support for sending MIDI Real-Time Messages (Start, Stop, Continue, Active Sensing, Reset all Receivers).
• Added support for sending MIDI Note Pressure (Polyphonic Aftertouch).
• Added support for sending MIDI Channel Pressure (Monophonic Aftertouch).
• Added option for forcing the app to continue running in the background (i.e. to capture MIDI data on MIDI events monitor while working with another audio / MIDI app in foreground).
• iPhone: MIDI events monitor may now be cleared by long-tap context menu.

This update also fixes thes following issues:

• Fixes issues with the graphical user interface (iOS 13).
• Fixes graphical issues with some older iPhone models.
• MIDI event monitor: MIDI channel numbers are now displayed starting by 1, as commonly expected in MIDI world (not by 0 as actually on technical level which was apparently confusing for many users).
• Fixed some MIDI SysEx messages not being displayed correctly with certain Bluetooth LE MIDI connections.
• Fixed issue with touch events on lower edge of screen (iOS 11 and higher).

**NOTE**: The previous clear button had been replaced by a pause button. You can find the clear function now from the context menu (popup menu) by long tapping onto the MIDI events monitor.

That's it for now, thanks for your feedback and take care!

4.5 von 5

2 Bewertungen

Changes are required

Hello
You should recognize "Note On" with volume "0" as "Note Off" (e.g. 0x90, 0x3C, 0x00 instead of: 0x80, 0x3C, 0x7F) as this is usually used.
Take care also to the "running mode" which means, that MIDI events can be sent without repeating the status byte as long as the status byte does not change (e.g. 0x90, 0x3C, 0x7F, 0x3C, 0x00 for "Note On" fellowed by "Note Off").
The SYSEX messages are not correctly displayed (INVALID). SYSEX starts with 0xF0 an ends with 0xF7. Everything between this events are SYSEX data. They can even contain realtime events like 0xF8 (clock) or 0xFE (active sensing) which must be filtered out. All other data must be lower than 0x80 otherwise SYSEX is stopped.
Best Regards Walter Schurter

Der Entwickler, Christian Schoenebeck d/b/a Crudebyte, hat darauf hingewiesen, dass die Datenschutzrichtlinien der App den unten stehenden Umgang mit Daten einschließen können. Weitere Informationen findest du in den Datenschutzrichtlinien des Entwicklers.