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I have an iRig BlueBoard bluetooth foot controller that would be much easier to use with Loopy if it sent on-on commands rather than on-off commands. This means that I have to press the button twice to start and stop loops, making timing much more difficult. On a computer, there are apps that convert the BlueBoard signal from on-off to on-on and pass it along to Loopy as a binding. This particular app is not available for iOS. Does anyone know of any similar functionality in an iOS app?
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The first one that comes to mind would be MidiBridge. I have read of people using Midi Designer for triggering multiple midi commands with one midi command. I'm sure the are others
Both are iOS apps, actually:
Wow, my App Store search function didn't work too well.
Funny how the App Store works that way...
And really unfortunate that the BlueBoard can't be configured to work the way Loopy needs.
I have heard that both of these apps work great for different uses, but I have no experience with the BlueBoard.
As another workaround, can't you make two bindings in Loopy, so that the on command and the off command are both bound to the same Loopy event?
If the functionality is not build in into MidiBridge, drop its developer a line. He's very helpfull, and can possibly write some custom code for you.
Thanks. I posted on that forum last night, and he did provide some code. He said it's a fairly simple arrangement. Fingers crossed.
MidiBridge definitely works to allow you to convert doubletap commands to a single on-on command for apps like Loopy. It's an $8.99 purchase but a huge improvement over doubletapping and definitely worth it to me. Setup takes about a minute and does not affect other apps like JamUp Pro, which I use at the same time.