Free Music Software: Fantastick (App Store link) is a free app that turns your iOS device to a custom multitouch controller. Send multitouch data to the host program and receive drawing commands.
Instead of a limited set of built-in widgets, the interface logic resides in Max/MSP and only drawing commands are sent to the device. This lets you buid interfaces that
- work and look exactly the way you want
- change dynamically to fit the musical context
- are experimental and would not be possible with other apps
Features:
- Minimalistic, fullscreen control area with nothing on it but what you provide.
- Multitouch-events on the device are forwarded to your host via UDP. Information includes the touch state (begin, move, end) and coordinates for all touch points.
- Designed for no-hassle: zero-click startup, the device does not sleep or suspend network, flicker- and lag-free.
- Displaying images (fetched with URLs) and caching them on the device for use on non-networked locations.
- Basic drawing with lines, boxes and text.
- Advanced drawing with OpenGL.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
But guys, after the thirty day trial you have to pay a minimum of $250 to purchase the supporting software package. This isn't free, this is very expensive shareware. The only free part is the iPad app that connects to the not free software.
@pookiepookieca That's assuming you are using Max/MSP. Fantastick can also be used with Pure-Data (aka Pd), which is completely free.
@pookiepookieca That's assuming you are using Max/MSP. Fantastick can also be used with Pure-Data (aka Pd), which is completely free.
@pookiepookieca That's assuming you are using Max/MSP. Fantastick can also be used with Pure-Data (aka Pd), which is completely free.
@pookiepookieca That's assuming you are using Max/MSP. Fantastick can also be used with Pure-Data (aka Pd), which is completely free.
@pookiepookieca That's assuming you are using Max/MSP. Fantastick can also be used with Pure-Data (aka Pd), which is completely free.
@pookiepookieca That's assuming you are using Max/MSP. Fantastick can also be used with Pure-Data (aka Pd), which is completely free.
if you use Max/MSP every day its worth it, if you use it once a year use PD