Midiflow Splitter (Audiobus)

Midiflow Splitter (Audiobus)

Divide the keyboard into zones

11 ratings
12 reviews
$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 3, 2017
  • May 7, 2024

Features

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About

This MIDI effect app allows musicians to divide their external keyboard into multiple zones, assigning each zone to different synth apps. It offers powerful configuration options for split and layer setups, including octave transposition and controller assignment per synth.

βœ“Create split and layer configurations
βœ“Assign key zones to synth apps
βœ“Transpose each synth app in octaves
βœ“Control active controllers per synth
βœ“Solo individual synth sounds
βœ“Supports multiple keyboards
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What's New in Midiflow Splitter (Audiobus)

1.0.6

May 7, 2024

Compatibility improvements for recent iOS versions

User reviews

Works for me

I nearly skipped this after seeing three negative reviews but decided to risk it for the low asking price. It works for me. Not quite as good as the one in studio One but I got two arps going and could play them on my Xkeys ipad keyboard. I will use it to play different synths on my Artiphon controller and so far have had no problem using the Sunrizer or Magellan apps. Zeeon had a hanging note problem but that might be that app not this one to blame?
Well worth the Β£2.99 price.
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Save your money!

App stops working randomly and adds latency

Crashes constantly!

5th gen iPad Mini, 14.5 iPadOS, latest Audiobus 3

Crashes constantly

I would like a refund, it’s a waste of time & expensive

I can split my guitar in half!

I play fingerstyle guitar and was looking for something that pick up MIDI notes from only the three high strings and ignore the notes from the lower strings. I use MIDI Guitar 2 to convert my guitar audio signal into MIDI notes. Things sometimes get a bit messy with fingerstyle playing through MIDI Guitar 2. It really can’t keep up at full speed. I realize that one remedy might be to have only my highest notes transmit MIDI signals and let the rest just be the sound of the guitar itself. MIDI Flow Splitter does just that! Also opens up a lot of possibilities for sound layering and maybe having one instrument play at one octave and another at the next octave and another at.... Really opens up the imagination!
I did encounter the problem of note freezing (feedback? infinite sustain) when adjusting the fader for Splitter on Audiobus. I remedied that by not touching that fader. I set my level with the MIDI Guitar 2 fader that comes before in the chain. I could adjust within the MIDI Guitar 2 app as well, I’d guess.
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FAQ

What is Midiflow Splitter used for?

Midiflow Splitter is a MIDI effect app for Audiobus 3 that allows you to divide your external keyboard into multiple zones and assign each zone to a different synth app. This enables complex split and layer configurations for your music setup.

Does Midiflow Splitter require Audiobus 3?

Yes, Midiflow Splitter requires Audiobus 3 to function. You need to insert it into the effect ports of your Audiobus MIDI pipelines, with your keyboard as the input and synth apps as the output.

How do I set up zones in Midiflow Splitter?

You can manage split points by moving, adding, or removing them to define key zones. Each synth app can then be assigned to a specific zone on the keyboard, and this can be done independently for multiple keyboards if you use them.

Can I transpose notes for individual synths?

Yes, Midiflow Splitter allows you to apply an octave shift to each synth app individually. This is useful for adjusting the range of sounds assigned to specific zones on your keyboard.

How does the 'solo' feature work in Midiflow Splitter?

The 'solo' feature temporarily deactivates all other synth apps, allowing you to focus on tweaking the sound of a single synth. This is helpful for arranging layered sounds and quickly muting others.

What is the price of Midiflow Splitter?

Midiflow Splitter is a paid app priced at $2.99. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices is Midiflow Splitter compatible with?

Midiflow Splitter is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It has an age rating of 4+.

How often is Midiflow Splitter updated?

The latest version of Midiflow Splitter is 1.0.6, which was last updated on May 7, 2024. The app was initially released on April 3, 2017.