This app uses physics simulations to generate expressive MIDI data. Control parameters through object movement or create generative note sequences. It's a unique tool for musicians seeking organic and evolving soundscapes.
2.0
July 10, 2026
This major update adds Audio Unit parameters support, MIDI Mappings, Notes polyphony settings, Notes custom mode and precision mode for Faders. Here's the list of changes: • Added Audio Unit parameters support • Added MIDI Mappings • Added Notes polyphony settings • Added Notes custom mode (select the notes you want) • Added precision mode for Faders by sliding your finger on the fader's side • Added double-tap on a Fader to reset to default value • Minor bugs fix Stay tuned! The Fingerlab Team
MoreMIDIx is a music application that uses physics simulations to generate MIDI data. It allows users to control MIDI CC parameters and create generative note sequences through the movement of simulated objects.
MIDIx is a universal app and supports iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It is compatible with iOS and macOS devices.
MIDIx features 8 independent physics scenes, each generating two MIDI CC values (X and Y) from the motion of a physical object. This allows for up to 16 simultaneous CC streams for organic modulation.
Yes, MIDIx fully supports AUv3, allowing it to be used as a plugin directly within your favorite music production hosts on compatible devices.
The Notes page transforms physics into a generative MIDI note sequencer. Objects bounce and trigger MIDI notes upon hitting walls, with various object types to shape richer, unpredictable interactions and evolving patterns.
No, MIDIx does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application with no ads present.
MIDIx is available for a one-time purchase of $8.99. There are no subscription fees or in-app purchases.
MIDIx was last updated on July 10, 2026, with version 2.0. The update frequency suggests ongoing development and support from the developer.
