Handy Harp II vs DAW Controller

The "world's easiest-to-play" grand harp returns, even better than before. The new version of this audiovisual app assists harpists, composers, arrangers, orchestrators and students in gaining a deeper understanding of the grand harp's pedal functions. This application is an high-performance tool that assists in intuitively configuring harp pedals and creating sheet music. To achieve both a realistic experience and efficient workflow, this application includes the following features. ■ Recreation of Performing a Harp ・Intuitive touch control scheme on realistic pedals and sheet-music-style diagrams ・Faithful simulation of the harp's unique disc rotations ・A harp string section capable of playing beautiful glissandos ■ Strong Support for Music Creation ・Piano keys and music notation displayed with enharmonic notes ・Instant access to 336 pre-registered scales and 540 pre-registered chord names ・The ability to save up to 999 frequently used pedal settings ■ External Software / DAW Integration ・The ability to transmit MIDI data via Bluetooth MIDI, Network MIDI and wired MIDI to your DAW *When using Windows 11, usage of a separate Bluetooth MIDI device such as one from CME (WIDI Bud Pro, WIDI Uhost and WIDI Thru6 BT) is required. *When using a Mac, IDAM (Inter-Device Audio and MIDI) is also supported. ・The ability to transfer pedal diagrams to sheet music software such as Sibelius and Dorico ■ Other Features ・Support for octave notation, a welcome feature for harpists ・Function that clearly indicates pedal changes using circular marks

Your sleeping iPhone becomes a wheel and fader controller for your DAW. Digital pianos and synths often have no Pitch Bend or Modulation wheel. Dedicated hardware is hard to find, and small keyboards with wheels tend to feel awkward or fiddly to set up. DAW Controller is a pure MIDI controller built to fill exactly that gap. ■ Six controls Pitch Bend / Modulation / Expression / Main Volume / Breath / Custom CC. Big wheels let you send nuance with a fingertip. ■ Three ways to your DAW Network MIDI, Bluetooth MIDI, and USB. No OSC bridge, no extra conversion — it reaches your Mac DAW (Cubase and others) directly. ■ Haptics you can feel on a desk Solid haptic feedback that comes through even with the phone lying flat. ■ Fits your hands Manual portrait/landscape switch, a left- or right-side control panel in landscape, and fader looks (metal / color / matte). ■ Nothing extra No ads. No subscription. Buy once. Try it first, and if you like it, pay once — for good. DAW Controller — to be your obbligato.