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Gravity Jim wrote: started using an iPad I had laying around with a app called DAW Control that I really like: easy set-up and everything worked off the bat. If you've got an iPad there are some nice control surface solutions.

I bought and used V-Control. I liked it... then it got unstable. Now it works great again. Have you tried that one? It's $49 bucks

PT Control works well with DP9 and is free. You just need to set it up in DP as a Euphonix controller and sync it to your iPad.

waxman, V-Control looks swell, but at 99 dollars for the app and 49 dollars a year for the license, it's not swell enough.

Gravity Jim wrote:waxman, V-Control looks swell, but at 99 dollars for the app and 49 dollars a year for the license, it's not swell enough.

Actually Jim... V-Control Pro 1 is FREE... I used it and liked it... I don't see where it's $99 for the app for V-Control 2. I think it's $49 per year total. But the point is it works, is multi touch and at $49 bucks it's the best I have used other then the RAVEN MTi2 which is another class. The V-Control beats the heck out of hardware mixers. Try the demo I think you will dig it.

V-Control Pro 1 doesn't seem to be available. On the iPad App Store, V-Control Pro is priced at $99.99, which I assume includes a one-year license. After that, $49 a year.

I'd ove to try the old one, but I think I've read elsewhere on this forum that it's gone, and I sure can't find it.

Gravity Jim wrote:V-Control Pro 1 doesn't seem to be available. On the iPad App Store, V-Control Pro is priced at $99.99, which I assume includes a one-year license. After that, $49 a year.

I'd ove to try the old one, but I think I've read elsewhere on this forum that it's gone, and I sure can't find it.

I think it comes with the demo download... I would contact the company... if not you are welcome to mine...