Uwyn launches MIDI Widgets spatial MIDI designer for Vision Pro

Geert Bevin of Uwyn has launched a spatial MIDI designer that fully embraces many new capabilities of Apple Vision Pro.

The initial version of MIDI Widgets supports faders, buttons and knobs, while more controls will be added in future updates.

MIDI controllers can be positioned anywhere in your physical spaces and will stay anchored where you put them. MIDI Widgets will recognize different rooms and locations and restore your controller designs exactly as you left them, even across restarts.
Controllers can be grouped in scenes, allowing different layouts to be recalled for different purposes. Each scene has its own set of enabled MIDI outputs.

MIDI Widgets features

Designed specifically for Apple Vision Pro.
Create as many faders, buttons and knobs as you need.
Freely position and orient individual controllers.
Spatial snapping makes it easy to build out perfectly aligned larger control surfaces.
Controllers automatically remain anchored to their location, even across restarts.
Controllers can be grouped in scenes and are easily recalled for different purposes.
Freely re-position and re-orient entire scenes.
Scenes can send MIDI messages to multiple configurable MIDI ports.
Support for Bluetooth LE MIDI devices.
Built-in virtual MIDI to send MIDI to other Vision Pro apps on the same device.
Per controller MIDI channel selection.
Per controller MIDI Control Change, Channel Pressure, Program Change or Pitch Bend messages.
Per controller 7-bit and 14-bit Control Change resolution.
Controllers can optionally reset to a neutral position upon release.
Faders and knobs can be unidirectional or bidirectional.
Every part of a control can be assigned a different color for recognizability.
Colors can easily be copied and pasted, individually or as complete color schemes.
Controllers can have optional labels that can be placed on any of the four edges.
A floating tool window follows your left or right hand and allows editing anywhere.
Multiple controllers can be used simultaneously, allowing for dual hand interaction.