An essential tool
This app works great. I use it all the time. The last time the app was updated was about a year ago. Part of me thinks wow they should get another update out. But then I think “it works. Why would they update it if it’s working?”
If you have an rme interface that works with his app on an iPad, it is a fantastic option for making quality recordings on the go.
If you have an rme interface that works with his app on an iPad, it is a fantastic option for making quality recordings on the go.
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I thought I could hook my babyface pro
Straight to my ipad pro with this. I want my money back please.
TotalMix
This app is great in controlling RME interfaces in CC Mode. You can copy your settings from your PC to your IPad and have it configured the same way.
Great but issue
Works well but does not remember interface settings, ie clock source, so have to manually change every time.
Please bring this app back to Apple Silicon MAS
This used to work *flawlessly* on Apple M1 Macs but for some reason you took it out of the App Store. I paid the full price to be able to use this on my Mac and then you silently removed it without a comment. Very disappointing :(
I understand that your official M1 drivers are the preferred way to use your interfaces on macOS but sometimes users simply want to use their interfaces in CC mode on Mac or their employer’s IT policy does not allow changing security settings to install 3rd party kernel extensions.
The Totalmix FX for iPad app on Apple Silicon Macs was the *perfect* solution for those users. You could have added a disclaimer to point out that the configuration is not “officially supported” but removing an app that looked, felt and functioned PERFECTLY on macOS is just disappointing and IMO feels like an unnecessary limitation. Please consider bringing this app back to M1 Macs :)
I understand that your official M1 drivers are the preferred way to use your interfaces on macOS but sometimes users simply want to use their interfaces in CC mode on Mac or their employer’s IT policy does not allow changing security settings to install 3rd party kernel extensions.
The Totalmix FX for iPad app on Apple Silicon Macs was the *perfect* solution for those users. You could have added a disclaimer to point out that the configuration is not “officially supported” but removing an app that looked, felt and functioned PERFECTLY on macOS is just disappointing and IMO feels like an unnecessary limitation. Please consider bringing this app back to M1 Macs :)
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