Developer Laurent Colson has released an update to StepPolyArp, a MIDI step polyphonic arpeggiator for the iPad.

The arpeggiator does not play any sound itself, it transmits MIDI notes to a Mac or a PC to be used in combination with any sequencer, virtual instrument (VSTi, Audio Unit) or Midi synthesizer.

New in the update:

• Core Midi compatibility
• Midi over wifi network support
• Midi over wifi latency compensation
• Apple USB camera connection kit support
• Plug & play Midi routing
• External Midi sync (Midi Clock)
• Receiving Midi notes from external devices
• Direct transposition by moving finger on values
• Random mode arpeggiator
• Movable popovers
• Bugs fixed

Features:

• 32 steps programmable matrix
• 11 configurable transposition lines
• Features copy and paste
• 8 octaves virtual keyboard
• Receiving MIDI notes from external devices
• External Midi sync (Midi Clock)
• Midi over wifi latency compensation
• Internal routing of inputs, outputs and Midi sync
• Velocity, modulation, pan, volume, aftertouch and pitch bend step controller
• The arpeggiator and keyboard fit the selected scale
• 6 arpeggiator modes
• 1 random mode
• 1 chord mode
• Unlimited number of saves
• Random patterns creation
• Presets manager
• Presets shared between computer and iPad using iTunes 9.1 or later
• 128 Undo/Redo levels
• Lockable keyboard (latch mode)

Supported Midi connections:

• Midi Wifi Network (RTP Midi)
• Apple USB camera connection kit
• Any Core Midi compatible interface
• Line 6 Midi Mobilizer
• DSMidiWifi

Pricing and Availability

StepPolyArp is available now for US $11.99. 

Link:

• StepPolyArp in the App Store. 

James Lewin
Twitter @podcasting_news

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