AudioSwift is a new app for macOS 10.11+ that allows your trackpad to be used as a control surface and MIDI controller within your DAW. Its functionality spans across four different modes: mixer, trigger, scale and XY.
Four Controller Modes
Mixer: Control one or two faders at the same time using simple touches. Move the panning, set the send’s levels, use your trackpad as a jog wheel, and write automation in a quick and easy way. It is currently supported in Logic Pro, Pro Tools, and Ableton Live. (The jog wheel and master fader are only available in certain DAWs).
Trigger: Devide your trackpad in different zones to start making beats, or play sustained notes. Up to three notes can be played at the same time.
Scale: Choose a tonic note and then select a scale. Slide your fingers from left to right to play notes in the selected key. Apply pressure to the trackpad and it will send aftertouch MIDI messages. (Aftertouch requires a trackpad with Force Touch).
XY: Use your trackpad as an XY pad to control several parameters at the same time, using one, two and three fingers configurations.
Requirements
Requires macOS 10.11 or newer.
A Macbook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro with built in multitouch trackpad, or any Mac with a Magic Trackpad 1 or 2.
Force Touch support requires a compatible trackpad.
Touch Bar support requires macOS 10.12.2 or newer.
Mixer Mode currently supported in Logic Pro, Pro Tools, and Ableton Live (more DAWs to come).
Trigger, Scale and XY Mode works with any DAW just like any MIDI controller.
AudioSwift is currently priced at $24 (also available as a demo), and you can visit the product website to learn more.
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