I’m off to LA on Sunday - hope to see you at Adobe MAX. Control virtual instruments in your DAW, make beats, play notes and even edit photos faster in Adobe Lightroom, all by just using simple touch gestures over the trackpad.
#AUDIOSWIFT TO TRACKPAD FOR FREE#
Use this link to get in the Expo for free (or you can get 15% off a conference pass using the same link), or you can even sign up for my “Advanced Lightroom Workshop” I’m teaching at the expo, too. AudioSwift for macOS lets you use a trackpad as a MIDI controller. If you want a free Expo Pass to the Photo Plus Expo in NYC later this month, I can hook you up. Going to Photo Plus Expo in New York City? It also works with the Magic Trackpad 1 and the Magic Trackpad 2.
#AUDIOSWIFT TO TRACKPAD PRO#
Apply pressure to the trackpad and it will send aftertouch MIDI messages. AudioSwift works in MacBooks, MacBooks Air and MacBooks Pro with built in multitouch trackpads. Slide your fingers from left to right to play notes in the selected key. Choose a tonic note and then select a scale. Up to three fingers can be used at the same time. Play audio clips by tapping your fingers. I’m teaching the class twice - once each day, and I already have over 1,100 people signed by,j so come by and spend an hour with me - I’ll make it worth your while. Make quick beats using your trackpad as trigger pads. AudioSwift for macOS lets you use a trackpad as a MIDI controller. This isn’t the same stuff you read about presenting on the Internet - I’ll be sharing concepts and ideas and tips and tools I haven’t seen shared by anyone anywhere. I’m teaching a class on their Career Track called “How to Present Like a Pro” and I’d love it if you came by. In music production, MIDI controllers are devices widely used to make music. You turn this feature on in Lightroom Classic’s Preferences click on the Interface Tab, and the checkbox to turn this feature on/off is at the bottom of the window: “Swipe between images using mouse/trackpad.” (as seen above). AudioSwift for macOS is an app that lets you use a trackpad as a MIDI controller. See the 7-second quick video below (no audio). If you’re using Lightroom Classic on a Laptop (or you have a separate trackpad or even mouse with a scroll wheel) check this out - you can quickly scroll through your images by swiping with your finger right to left on your trackpad.
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