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I’m hopeful it will be an Übercaster replacement, which is what I currently need Farrago/MiX16 Pro, LoopBack, Logic, and a few extra process pieces to emulate (as best I can).After discussing things like Liam’s Macros for Quick Sampler, or FloMouse, there has been questions about Keyboard Maestro and what it is. I am intrigued what their recently teased product will be, though. I’ve messaged Rogue Amoeba suggesting they need an iPad remote for Farrago and they do have the idea on their books, but no indication of when/if it would happen.

#Keyboard maestro load at startup pro

MiX16 PRO is an alternative to Farrago which has excellent MIDI support but the interface isn’t a great ‘runtime’ view and its audio routing requirements are more complex.Farrago’s response to MIDI signals seems haphazard, though the previous point may feed into that (I tried a LOT of configurations, though).

Touch OSC is incredibly configurable (the new version even lets you edit on the iPad), but a little too complex in setting up the MIDI signals.

Better Touch Tool has all the required control over Farrago but its remote app is unsuitable, and I cannot get it to recognise MIDI signals at all (it does not see the device that both Farrago and MiX16 PRO can see).

Better Touch Tool cannot get Farrago to respond to Shift-Cmd-D either, but it can do a switch-to-the-app-and-back-again which makes it work.

I may not need that (volume toggle) but it would be good to have.

Farrago does not respond to a Shift-Cmd-D being sent by my script.

Touch Portal is reasonably configurable on the iPad end and reliably calls my script, but it’s not the most ergonomic layout for my purposes.

I have many working pieces, but the “perfect solution” refuses to fall into place for me. I’m struggling for the best solution now. I already have a name in mind for this ‘hack’… CheapDeck. It doesn’t need to do anything more than have a grid of buttons (ideally with some configurability as to what the grid looks like) that can trigger my script, with different parameters per button.ĭoes anyone have any suggestions? I plan on writing up the entire solution if I can get it working. The missing part now is an iPad app on which I can tap a button on to make that script run on the Mac.

I figured the first part of a different take on this would be the ability to fire a keypress directly at Farrago and I now have that working… I have a (zsh + Swift) script I can run which will send a specific keypress to a specific app. Also, the third party midi apps I have tried aren’t terribly reliable with it. For instance, you can start a sound but you can’t stop it. Farrago does have midi integration but it’s pretty basic.

Especially because a key press in the wrong app may have undesirable effects. Hitting the key for a sound is easy, but it only works if Farrago is the active application, and making it thus in the middle of recording is a cognitive load I don’t want to have to deal with.

The use case is firing sounds in Rogue Amoeba’s Farrago with minimal cognitive load.

#Keyboard maestro load at startup software

I’m half way there but now I’m in need of some iPad software to complete the setup. So… I set about finding a way to replicate it cheaply for that use case, using only software and my iPad mini. A friend recently got a StreamDeck and I’ve been tempted to get one, but only really for one specific use case.