Have you ever bought a MIDI control surface, only to
find out it fully works in every DAW…
except YOURS?!
What are your options?
- → Return it
and pass up on the tactile greatness you sought and
go back to your trusty mouse & keyboard
(eww…)?
- → Use it but accept its limitations,
while deep down managing uncontrollable feelings of
unhappiness and borderline depression
(it's a true first-world problem, ain't it…)?
- → Change your DAW?! (We all know THAT'S not happening… right?)
Most of us either:
A) fake the smile… or…
B)
let the controller turn into an
expensive paperweight… until we swap it
for the next great hope for world domination via
tactility.
This all-too-common experience is what birthed the idea
to create a software utility aimed at
helping the controller and the DAW
communicate properly.
You deserve your FAVORITE CONTROLLER
working in your FAVORITE DAW.
This product is
completely free, and it
will continue to be free as we continue our
quest to help more controllers work with more DAWs.
ControllerHelper is a
free utility… and it's our way of giving back to
a community that gave so much to us.
Utilities like
loopMIDI,
Reaper,
and
JBridge
were offered either free or for a low cost to facilitate
our music-creation process.
Companies like
Klanghelm,
Tokyo Dawn Labs,
and
Variety of Sound
gave us professional-sounding tools for free or at a
fraction of the cost of the “expensive” stuff.
ControllerHelper is our
attempt at paying it forward.
We are thankful for the efforts of those before us and
look forward to bringing you some of our own new
ideas — a few of which we firmly believe will
change how music is made… forever.
Please support our efforts by donating the price of either a
coffee or a cocktail. In the meantime, we'll be hard at work
cooking up products we feel one day you won't want to create
music without…
$6.50
The price of a Latte @
Crave Cafe,
Old Bridge, NJ (my favorite cafe).
