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MIDI FX

Name: MIDI FX
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Jorge Arroyo

Published by: Jorge Arroyo

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Buy once and get the iOS and Mac apps (with Family Sharing)
Control your MIDI signals and process them in any combination of ways: Harmonize, Transpose, Arpeggiate, etc... Or use the Sequencer to play any external or virtual synth. Use a MIDI interface to unlock the power of the app to control multiple synths with one keyboard, play one note and generate chords, basslines, etc... Use the delay/looper or filter notes based on velocity or other parameters to send to different synths/effects.
A MIDI workstation in your pocket (or your iPad/Mac)
You can also use some internal instruments (drums sampler, piano or synth) if you are away from your MIDI gear, and sequence whole songs inside the app, or use other synth apps as input/output for MIDI FX. Your imagination is the limit!

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Is MIDI FX free?

Yes, MIDI FX is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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5 out of 5

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MIDI FX Reviews

Tons of fun learning MIDI

Tried this free version and very soon realized I wanted to support by buying the paid one. The modular visual solution with lots and lots of options will keep me busy experimenting this weekend. Thanks for this! PS. I tried it out by routing the AUM keyboard out as an AUM source. Then in MIDI FX I added modules for input, arpeggiator and output. Configured input to take the AUM source and the output to send the result to AUM destination. In AUM i loaded a synth and routed the AUM destinationion into it. I also added a midi monitor and routed the incoming signal to that one in order to see the result. Worked like a charm! Then i added a sequencer with a note and a merger, realised the fun had only just begun so paid for the pro version and wrote this review :)