Developer Michal Macura has introduced sqsl Canvas, a free app that’s described as a ‘control voltage playground’ for iPad & Eurorack.
sqsl Canvas – paired with a DC-coupled audio interface – turns your iPad into a touchscreen controller for your Eurorack modular system. Currently supported interfaces are Expert Sleepers ES-8 and Expert Sleepers ES-9.
Features:
- 8 touch strips for setting voltage level sent to outputs (1-8);
- 8 frames (memory slots) for storing level settings;
- Crossfading and switching between frames with optional external CV controls;
- Levels randomization with optional external CV control (gate);
- Global gain (inverting) with optional external CV control.
- Output voltage range is switchable: +-5V or +-10V (sliders range is 0-10V).
- Input voltage controls are clipped to +-5V range.
Pricing and Availability:
sqsl Canvas is available now as a free download from the App Store.
this is great! thank you!
kids just don’t want to touch their junk anymore. whats this world coming to.
It’s amazing how you manage to find something negative about virtually everything.
I credit Behringer threads here for showing me how to be stupid and disrespectful to otherwise fine products.
and thank you for using ‘virtually’. I do respect performance threads; performance is always respectable.
Do you know a man called Dacci ? and if so do you know where he buys his hats ?
Isn’t Eurorack basically kids touching their junk?
lol! absolutely it is!
Think of this as a free (if somewhat limited) version of the Polyend Preset and it may make more sense. It’s not about making a screen slider replicate some knob—it’s about a way to combine/switch/crossfade/etc between several CV values at once.
What about Expert Sleepers FH-2 ? It is not an interface but it should work thru midi !?
Looks like sqsl Canvas is CV only. So no direct support for FH-2.
Very inspiring. Not.
I’ll have to try this instead of voltage block.