Moog Music has updated Animoog for iPhone, adding support for MPE, Bluetooth LE MIDI and more.

Here’s what’s new in Animoog v1.3:

• Animoog now requires iOS 8.2 or later.
• Support for ‘path-width’ as modulation source for presets created with Apple Pencil on iPad Pro.
• Support for accelerometer modulation controls as ‘accel-x’, ‘accel-y’, and ‘accel-z’.
• Support for Bluetooth LE MIDI devices.
• Support for MPE input with note-per-channel MIDI controllers.
• Added collapsible Inter-App Audio transport bar.
• Consolidated ‘poly-pressure’ and ‘chan-pressure’ into one ‘pressure’ modulation source.
• The vertical position of the keys on initial touch is now used as the ‘velocity’ modulation source.
• Tapping left or right of the scale slider will now transpose octaves up or down.
• Timbres panel improvements for easier sound design.
• Single-tapping on a left panel timbre now highlights it, while double-tapping scrolls to its location in the Timbres list.
• The Timbres list on the right panel no longer collapses when switching presets.
• Values of CC mapped controls are now sent out at preset change.
• Incoming MIDI CC 120 now turns off all active sound.
• Incoming MIDI RPN 0 now sets the active pitch bend range.
• Application settings are now saved immediately when changes occur.
• The keyboard now allows more space between keys.
• Fixes to timbre list where auto-scroll would overshoot at times.
• Fixes to built-in scale definitions.
• Fixed crashes when Animoog goes to the background.
• Fixed crackling sound when using hold from a MIDI controller.
• Fixed sound cutting out when switching between certain audio devices while Animoog is running.

Pricing and Availability

Animoog for iPhone is available for US $5.99 in the App Store.