MidiFire

MidiFire

MIDI Signal Processor

16 ratings
28 reviews
$11.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 22, 2017
  • February 11, 2020
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This app allows users to create complex MIDI processing setups by connecting various modules and ports. It offers essential processing tools, a MIDI clock source, and the ability to save and share custom configurations. Users can also extend functionality with custom rules and specialized modules.

Modular MIDI effect hosting
CoreMIDI routing and processing
Customizable MIDI processing setups
Save and share MIDI scenes
Bluetooth MIDI support
Stream Byter for custom rules
Specialized MIDI modules
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What's New in MidiFire

2.1

February 11, 2020

- better handling of code pasted from websites/emails - fix for some plugins not being shown in list - stability fixes

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Will this great app, by a great developer, keep up with Apple's weekly changes?

I've been using MIDIfire for years now... I thought I'd written them a rave review years ago... but I can't see it here (am I going mad or did I imagine that)?! It's an absolute workhorse for anyone wanting to use iOS (or other OSs) to process MIDI messages - the sky's the limit!
But...I'm hoping that this app (and it's fabulous developer) haven't given up keeping up with the massive number of changes that Apple makes to iOS each year? On my iOS 26.x devices, this app now displays wrong. Will this be updated?
On a positive note the current version supports older iOS really well and I can still develop changes to my MIDI messaging on an older device and then pick up that file on my newer iOS. Crazy, heh?
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Auv3 not working

It doesn’t show up as auv3 in cubasis. It only works as a standalone and then routing via midi to the daw. You say in the description auv3, it should work in midi effects with auv3 if you advertise that. Take it out of the description

Changing midi channels doesn‘t work

Just wanted to switch to midi channel 16 with a channel strip since my bluetooth keyboard is only sending on channel 1. It doesnt work and midi wrench is still receiving data on channel 1.

Essential

This is just what I needed to coordinate the BandHelper app with a CME WIDI Jack and an AIRSTEP Lite. The monitor and filter functions are super helpful!

Amazing!!

Now my midi controller can do ANYTHING! plus a bunch of more stuff! Thank you audeonic apps!!

It might take you a bit to figure it out but once you do 🤯

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What does MidiFire do?

MidiFire is a free-form, modular application that acts as an AUv3 MIDI effect host, CoreMIDI router, processor, monitor, and clock source. It allows users to visually connect various MIDI ports and processing modules to create complex MIDI signal chains for music production and audio manipulation.

What are the key features of MidiFire?

Key features include a modular canvas for arranging and connecting MIDI ports and modules, essential processing modules for filtering and transposing, a highly accurate MIDI clock source, the ability to save and share MIDI scenes, Bluetooth MIDI connectivity, and the powerful Stream Byter module for creating custom processing rules.

Is MidiFire free to use?

Yes, MidiFire is a free application. While the core functionality is included, users can download additional functionality for free through the 'Scenes Club' for specialized scenes.

What devices is MidiFire compatible with?

MidiFire supports all CoreMIDI hardware interfaces, network interfaces, virtual ports from other apps, and Bluetooth MIDI. It is available on iOS and also has a compatible version for macOS, with interchangeable scene files between platforms.

How can I create custom MIDI processing rules?

The Stream Byter module allows you to write your own processing modules using textual rules. It supports constructs like IF/THEN, variables, mathematical functions, and sending arbitrary MIDI data, making it highly flexible for advanced users.