Qwertet - QWERTY to MIDI app analytics for September 6

Connect a typing keyboard to your iPad or iPhone and it becomes a MIDI controller: USB or Bluetooth and works great with the iPad Magic Keyboard. Four layouts, from a plain piano to one-key chords. Run it on its own, or as an AUv3 inside AUM, Logic and the rest. No other hardware to buy. FOUR WAYS TO PLAY • Chromatic: laid out like a piano, with black key incidentals, pitch and modwheel shortcuts. • In-Key: set a key and lock yourself to its scale. Wrong notes are hard to play. • Fourths: a grid tuned in fourths, letting you transpose chord shapes across the scale. • Chord: one key, one chord. Major, minor, dim, aug or sus, with 6, m7, M7 or 9 on top. EXPRESSION, FROM THE KEYS • Number-row shortcuts for pitch bend and modwheel. • Hold the spacebar as a sustain pedal. • Shift switches between two velocities for extra dynamics. • Change the root, scale or octave and the whole board moves with it. TOUCH OR TYPE • Play the on-screen keys with your fingers, or connect a USB, Bluetooth or Magic Keyboard and type notes on real keys. • Every layout works both ways — no hardware needed to get started. WORKS EVERYWHERE • Standalone app, or an AUv3 MIDI plug-in inside AUM, Logic, Cubasis, Drambo and other hosts. • Sends to any CoreMIDI destination — hardware, other apps, or the host. • Includes a suite of instrument samples to audition QWERTET's layouts. • iPhone and iPad, iOS 16 and up. Want to test your keyboard to see how many simultaneous keys it supports? check out https://charles.pizza/apps/qwertet/ ONE THING TO KNOW Qwertet is designed to be used as a MIDI controller, not just a sound source — in CTRL mode, it doesn't make sound on its own. Pair it with a synth, sampler or your favourite AUv3 instrument to hear it.