FAQ

AudioSwift works from macOS 10.12 and up with both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Force Touch support requires a compatible trackpad. Touch Bar support requires macOS 10.12.2 or newer. For Lightroom: macOS 10.12+, Lightroom 6+ Classic CC, and the plugin MIDI2LR installed. Check out MIDI2LR requirements.

AudioSwift works in MacBooks, MacBooks Air and MacBooks Pro with built in multitouch trackpads. It also works with the Magic Trackpad 1, 2 and 3.

Yes. AudioSwift is supported natively with both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.

In Mixer Mode, AudioSwift is currently supported with Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Reaper, Cubase, Studio One and Bitwig Studio. In Trigger, Scale, XY and Slider Modes, it works with any DAW using general MIDI standards just like any MIDI controller.

Each license key code is intended for a single user and cannot be shared. You may install and use the AudioSwift license key code you purchased in all computers that you’re the main user of. So for example you can use it in your studio desktop computer and in your laptop. Other users must have their separate license key code. To buy multiple licenses, please click here.

The free trial demo is a full version of AudioSwift that can be used for 15 days.

Yes. By applying pressure, AudioSwift sends aftertouch MIDI messages in Trigger, Scale, and XY controller modes. It requires trackpad with Force Touch support.

Yes. At the Touch Bar you will have quick access to the controller modes menu and the transport section. It requires macOS 10.12.2 or newer.

No. AudioSwift in currently only supported on Mac.

Yes. If you buy 2-4 licenses you get 15% off. For 5-9 licenses get 30% off. For 10 and up get 50% off. To buy multiple licenses please click here.

You can find the user guide and video tutorials in our Tutorials section.

Yes, but only one of the devices will be the MIDI controller at a time.

The touch surface of the Magic Mouse can be used as MIDI controller with AudioSwift. Just set AudioSwift to be turned on using a hotkey instead of a four or five fingers tap gestures. Go to Preferences > General.