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Is there any ways to use a midi controller to control a Mac
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You can use on in Logic. You can map the physical MIDI device to just about any software function. But outside Logic no.
Ahhhh not fun, I was imagining how I can turn on movies, iTunes etc with my legacy Novation zero at my door front
http://www.orderedbytes.com/controllermate/
This thing is essentially like creating your own drivers for almost any input devices that you can plug to your Mac. I haven't used it with MIDI devices but it seems you can map it out just like a keyboard. The building blocks method is not easy to understand but once you get around to do it you can do everything. With some googling you may even be able to find other people's examples / schemes to copy from.
This thing is essentially like creating your own drivers for almost any input devices that you can plug to your Mac. I haven't used it with MIDI devices but it seems you can map it out just like a keyboard. The building blocks method is not easy to understand but once you get around to do it you can do everything. With some googling you may even be able to find other people's examples / schemes to copy from.
My company can do that! www.electekk.com
We write a lot of our software in MaxMSP and use TouchOSC, Lemur and OSCulator to control them.
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I can write you a quick program if you want just for a bit of fun!?