WiDI MIDI Studio for Android

11 things about WiDI MIDI Studio

1. WiDI is a MIDI sequencer and a control surface in which you play sequences and create controls such as pads, knobs and faders to send MIDI events.

2. CoreMIDI's Network Sessions are the right choice to interface WiDI over the air with any MIDI software such as sequencers running on your computer.

3. If your MIDI interface (such as a lighting to DIN adapter) is natively supported by CoreMIDI, WiDI can make use of it directly.

4. If bound to a CC, the pad acts as an on/off switch (you specify the values for each state.) If bound to a note, each tap produces the specified MIDI note.

5. To exchange MIDI messages with your instruments or devices, the app can either use CoreMIDI or the WiDI protocol.

6. Alternatively, to directly interface WiDI with any MIDI instruments/devices connected to your Mac or PC, use the WiDI Desktop Application.

7. A control is bound to a MIDI channel and a specific Control Change number.

8. Once placed on the surface, use this control to interact with your MIDI device.

9. A sequence can hold as many tracks as you wish, and send notes to different MIDI channels.

10. This is particularly useful to operate MIDI instruments without keyboards such as synthesizer modules or drum machines.

11. To use CoreMIDI, simply connect to a MIDI Network Session on your Mac or your PC.