Developer Matthias Frick let us know that midimittr -a simple utility that delivers low-latency MIDI over Bluetooth LE/USB to iOS Music apps that support MIDI – has been updated and is also now open source.
Frick says that “It was time for me to do a UI refresh and subsequent rewrite to Swift. The outcome is ‘midimittr 2.0’, which should be even easier to use than the previous version, with a more streamlined user interface and experience.”
Features:
- Connect to other Bluetooth MIDI Hardware, iOS or macOS devices wirelessly
- Remembers previous routing settings for an uninterrupted workflow
- Works in background
- Get even lower latency with MIDI over Lightning cable*
- Support for both iPad and iPhone
midimittr is available in the App Store as a free download. The open source code is available via github.
Bloody Apple would make life a whole lot easier if they simply enabled standard USB-MIDI and USB-Audio to pass over their 30-pin and lightning charge/sync cables.
Mate, you can. It’s audio/midi settings on your Mac.
I mean between iOS devices and Windows PC’s.
Studiomux.