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At times wonderful, and at times totally frustrating too. That’s technology, my experience of it anyway. I do a lot of stuff with technology and I suspect I will continue to do that.
After a little while of playing with the Ototo and enjoying what it can do I now want to attach it to some gear to play with it via MIDI. So my next experiments will be using Ototo to drive apps and other devices over MIDI and we’ll see where that takes me.
Here’s something new for my Automation obsession:
“Mac: One of the nice things about OS X is the fact you can easily make tiny little apps using basic lines of codes. Actually turning those little snippets into…”
Here’s something new for my Automation obsession:
“Controlling your Mac from your iPhone isn’t exactly something new, but it’s been pretty limited so far. Blogger Sayz Lim shares a post on controlling all kinds…”
Via Run Any Macro on Your Mac Remotely from Your iOS Device .
Actually, that’s a good name for a band.
It looks much better than I’d expect it to be and I think it could be pretty awesome to play with.
Some more noodling with the bleepDrum.
It’s actually a really great device. Mainly because you just plug it in and it just works. You don’t need to worry about it, configure it, managed settings or anything else. It just does what you want it to do.
I’ve been trying out the iRig MIDI 2 and one thing I’ve been meaning to do for a long time is experiment with Patch Morpher. It works really well, and, as expected, the iRig MIDI 2 just works seamlessly.
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