AppBC has released version 3 of its TouchAble remote control iOS apps for the Ableton Live DAW.
TouchAble 3 adds a long list of mayor changes, the first being external, for it’s a new invisible Server that doesn’t use Java anymore and is permanently running in the background.
The other important news is the ability to connect the app via a single USB cable.
Other changes in TouchAble 3:
- New Live Device Template Pack available via in-app purchase ($21.99 / 19,99 €) that allows for using original Live effects and instruments interfaces in TouchAble
- New startup page
- Last launched scene follow-up option
- Assign different MIDI channels to keyboards, drum pads, isomorphic keyboard and Piano Roll
- New Link mode that allows for using as many TouchAble-equipped iPads and/or iPhones at the same time and setup their respective roles
- Knob sensitivity control
- SNAP mode now includes a 4-mode envelope selector (EXP, LIN, LOG and HANN)
- You can now play notes with the MIDI Clip Editor Piano Roll (via Scales tab)
- Access and control effects and instruments in the Rack chains
- Drag and drop effects anywhere in the track to insert it
- Blue Hand mode in the Devices module allows for automatic display of the selected effect or instrument in the Live software with the cursor
- Second Device more allows for using half of the screen as a select matrix and display controls in the other half when in full screen mode (use option “Maximize size of device…” in the settings)
- XY Pad and Template Editor modules can now assign Rack effects or instruments settings
- Multiple fixes and improvements
TouchAble 3 is available for 21,99 € / $24.99 at the AppStore. The upgrade is free for users of the previous versions. A TouchAble 3 + TouchAble Mini bundle will soon be available with a special price.
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