Surface Builder

Listen to what I am saying: I have hundreds of apps. I use touch devices for a very long time. None of those apps show this behaviour of rotary knobs. Clearly you are the one that does not understand how touch works. Knobs should respond as faders. Vertically. Making circels on a touch screen is ridiiculous. A hand interfacting with a physical rotary knob does not even make a clock wise motion. Your knobs have issues. they jump from 40 to 100 and back because the design is flawed. You can't even adjust the cc knobs to a specific number. They will always jump to 2 or more. Try to set the knobs to CC 105 or CC 102 or CC01 Can you double tap to enter a value manually? Ofcourse not. Is it important to be able to set a specific CC? Yes. These are alpha stage issues. Do you need to hit save when you change the value of 1 knob? yes Every time. The amount of time it takes to design a interface will be more than you will ever win using it as a midi surface. Please design interfaces that show you understand how basic HCI and UX works. Do yourself a favor and pick a few basic operations a user will perform. Then apply the Keystroke Level Model. This will expose how bad iit is. It's your choice to have gazillion apps.Perhaps choose quality over quantity.

A unfinished app, 18 euro. No updates for two months. Another amazing 4pockets moneygrab. A mouse designed UI, that does not work with touch. -You can’t turn a knob without the values jumping all over the place. -You need to hit save for every change or the values are lost. -Loading projects as auv3 show empty projects -the app support links to a vague marketing agency.

Incredibly flexible and highly functional. I’ve used another similar product that feels like an old Win95 application. Would *like* some flashier appearance options (But you *can* use a picture for backgrounds which is outstanding!) Easy to learn and a great complement to any hardware controller. One little bug though. Setting any control to send a cc127 and then saving the changed value resets the value to cc0. Set it to cc126 and it saves fine.

Good plugin but still kind of find it difficult. I was hoping that I can make my vocal sound like whatever audio I’ve import on here as reference audio and it doesn’t do anything to my vocals I’m only limited to the effects I can use and not the ones I want to create, I was really looking forward to re-creating plug-ins I don’t have access or affect. I just want to make for fun. I think there should be an option where we could just support reference audio and have the effect sound accurate to whatever we import like I think there should be a knob that allows me to import my own audio, it would make things easier so that way I can actually apply the effect I want to my vocals

I just made an interface for the Elektron Digitone. All I can say is I’m impressed. One of the easiest interface builders I’ve used. It’s on patchstorage.com and called Digitone. It took a lot of time to create, but quick simple things and be done in minutes, if you have a little MIDI know-how.

I’ve been using it for a couple weeks and it’s super useful and very easy to use and set up. I have other apps that can send MIDI commands but I like this because it’s easy to set up a few buttons or knobs to control other apps in AUM, and control the transport, change presets, and other stuff across multiple apps from a single pane. I’m currently using it to control Hip-Hop Drummer. Great app with great support.