Beatsqueezer USB-MIDI Pad
The Beatsqueezer USB-MIDI Pad Controller
- simple free Android application, which can communicate with external USB-MIDI class devices (synthesisers, samplers, usb to midi adapters e.t.c.) thru USB-MIDI protocol.
More info about Beatsqueezer project at: http://www.hypnotriod.org/beatsqueezer/
Features:communication thru USB-MIDI protocol5x5 pads11 slidersadjustable wire id, channel, note, velocity, control idbank select msb, bank select lsb, program changeadjustable colour scheme16 presetsmultiple devices connection
Category : Music & Audio
Reviews (10)
only usable midi controller that doesn't use wifi, would love to see a sequencer
Installed and uninstalled to leave 1 star review after reading devs disgusting replies :D
Doesn't work on FL Studio. Nexus 5 is connected and FL confirms, app throws back a no connection error. Welp.
no matter what i try it just doesn't connect to my synth but the idea is great :D
Hooked up, but then ended up uninstalling it in less than 10 minutes of install.
Will it work with akai apc mini?
Interesting toy, but useless to me, I'm afraid. It would be very useful if I could control my DAW on the desktop with it. As it turns out, nothing in my desktop detects its presence, even though I do have the USB host feature, Android 4.0.4 and OTG cable, proven to work with other stuff.
Haven't gotten to try it much. Still trying to get it mapped out in Traktor. Would love if this could be made open source.
Nice app which I was looking for! I'll recommend it to try to my friends.
This app leaves some things to be desired, such as a configurable pad grid size and pad velocity sensitivity (for example based on touch position like in many other apps) or being able to control things other than notes with pads and things other than CC messages with sliders, and being able to label pads and sliders, but, for an app that is free from both costs and ads, this is highly usable. It's easy to set up and looks quite alright. Great complement to any MIDI setup.