Mira Controller 1.2.18

Mira Controller serves as the perfect complementary application for Cycling ’74’s Max software. It allows users to visualize the outcomes of their Max creations in real-time on the Mira platform. Mira features a diverse range of Max UI objects, such as multislider, meter~, and umenu. Furthermore, it supports functions like mira.multitouch, enabling the handling of various touch gestures like taps, swipes, pinches, and rotations, along with mira.motion, which captures accelerometer data.

The software also incorporates specific objects tailored for Ableton Live such as live.grid and live.meter~ to facilitate the creation of customized iPad interfaces for Max for Live devices seamlessly. With Mira, users can establish connections with Max effortlessly via either Wi-Fi or USB, omitting the need for intricate setup or network configurations.

Mira offers an extensive set of tools to construct impeccable interfaces. By incorporating a mira.frame object into the Max patch for each desired region for display on the iPad, users can selectively view objects in either patching or presentation mode. Notably, the latest version now allows Mira to auto-connect to Max upon launch, making it a convenient choice for installations or inclusion in museum exhibitions.

• Control an array of patches simultaneously from your device
• Utilize mira.frame objects to define visible sections within your patch, with each frame represented as a tab on Mira
• Supports a vast range of standard Max UI objects
• Leverage mira.multitouch for gestural manipulation
• Employ mira.motion for transmitting accelerometer data from your device
• Enable multiple instances of Mira to manage a single patch for collaborative performances
• Compatible with Wi-Fi, ad-hoc networks, or USB connection (Mac exclusive)

Mira Controller is exclusively designed for users of Cycling ’74’s Max software. The application is only compatible with OS X 10.6 or higher, Windows 7/8, and demands a minimum of Max version 6.1.4 to operate effectively. Additionally, Mac USB connectivity necessitates a minimum of Max 7.2.4.