This is just what I needed to coordinate the BandHelper app with a CME WIDI Jack and an AIRSTEP Lite. The monitor and filter functions are super helpful!

Now my midi controller can do ANYTHING! plus a bunch of more stuff! Thank you audeonic apps!! It might take you a bit to figure it out but once you do 🤯

I purchased the app just to use an old Synthstayion 25, only to find out that it doesn’t work on ios11. I want a refund!

I’m using this to merge hardware MIDI messages with TouchOSC messages and send them out to other hardware via an iConnectivity MIDI interface. I’m only using a simple use case but it works like a charm!

I’m solo guitarist/singer using Midibridge on my iPad mini 2 to interface Stage Traxx to TC Helicon Voicelive 3 through Quicco mi.1. I’ve been working on changing my setup to use Mainstage 3 to reduce the connections I have to make during setup. MidiFire is a godsend. I can still use Stage Traxx on my iPad mini 4 and connect through core midi to my MacBook Pro. The best thing I like about the Stage Traxx - MidiFire setup is that I can send a tempo value midi message from Stage Traxx to the Dynamic Clock in MidiFire, and Mainstage concert can be set up to accept the midi clock directly from MidiFire. I reverted back to my Harmony G XT and will use Stage Traxx and MidiFire to mute harmony during performance. I will also setup my FCB 1010 with the mi.1 for manual control of Stage Traxx and Mainstage. I’m always looking for ways to get more efficient in setup and breakdown. I’ll be able to reduce the time from 15 minutes to 10 minutes. Thank for a Great app at a reasonable price! Ed

I've been looking for a solution to my live iOS setup for a while but could not find a MIDI utility that accomplished what I wanted to do. I found the MidiFire scene setup to be easy and intuitive. And not only does the Stream Byter solution inside MidiFire solve the problem nicely, Nic at Audeonic offered amazingly swift and helpful support. Highly recommended!

Deep, open ended, brilliant

MIDIFire is an excellent app. It offers all the power of MIDIBridge and MUCH more in 64-bit (iOS 11 compatible). It has been working flawlessly for me. The Graphic user interface is beautiful, powerful, and intuitive. The ability to save my setups and easily transfer them to other iOS devices is a very welcome addition. MIDIFire should be a part of any serious MIDI user's setup. Thank you, Audeonic!

Clunky interface almost made me give up within minutes of first use. I dragged a module somewhat to right edge of canvas (certainly not at the edge): I found I couldn't select, delete or access this module. In fact I couldn't find any way to clear the scene I'd created (with the inaccessible module). I had to uninstall and reinstall MidiFire to escape the broken state of my first canvas. Did I not notice an initialization option? How did the developers not experience the difficulty of use? Even in the promotional video (on discchord) the difficulty of selecting modules is obvious. Many common and expected affordances are unavailable. MidiFire clearly has serious usability issues, and the developers will need to deal with this sooner than later. The following are needed desperately: • undo • "initialize" or clear canvas option • improved touch draggability for modules • simple UI assistance for Range Filter and other modules (e.g. 'From' should update to follow 'To' if users has not edited 'From' yet) • much UI testing, bug fixes, refinements... MidiFire has useful features that help many audio configurations, however much time will be wasted with a terrible user interface... a real shame. PS. I have updated to 2 stars since uninstalling and reinstalling, as its features are useful to me despite being a nearly unusable iPad app. Please note that if I were a normal user, and not a developer, I would likely have given up after running into the aforementioned UI bugs and weaknesses.