MidiPad 2

Name: MidiPad 2
Price: 99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (13 reviews)
Author: Codelle

By: Codelle

Powerful MIDI pad controller

Features & Capabilities

MidiPad 2 is the most customizable MIDI Pad Controller you will ever find. It lets you send notes, program changes, and controller events to Core MIDI capable devices, with velocity-sensitive pads and unlimited scalability. Create multiple pages for each song or device, and organize pads by color for fast live performance.

Key features include ultra-fast response, multiple actions per pad, pads that can be push buttons or on/off switches, color-grouped pads, and easy switching between pages. It also supports wireless MIDI and Core MIDI apps/devices, making it a versatile tool for producers and performers alike.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio

By:

Codelle

Rating:

4.30

(13) 0.10

Version:

2.0.3 Last updated: 2017-12-13

Version code:

825277675

Creation date:

2014-07-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

19.68MB

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URLs:

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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# 349,816 ▼ 207,017

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Developed by:

Codelle

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/th/app/midipad-2/id896879399

Website:

http://midipadapp.com

User Reviews

I purchased this app to control my midi devices via Bluetooth. After downloading, this app won’t ask or show up to access Bluetooth. Uninstalled/Reinstalled multiple times, and still no luck. Tried installing on iPad and iPhone iOS 26 and both don’t recognize the app in privacy and security to enable Bluetooth. Waste of three bucks!

by Ma*****, 2026-04-07

Like others have said this is a great little app. Work just like a host so I can trigger program changes in my Zoom pedal and Boss looper. Easy to set up, multiple actions, and very versatile. Would have given it a 5 if there was some way to type in the numbers instead of a slider. It can sometimes be problematic getting your finger in the exact right spot to work the slider. Using a stylus/dauber sometimes helps. A neat upgrade in my opinion would be the ability to input MIDI commands to change patches say with a foot pedal. Being a bass player sometimes I have both hands busy when I want to do a patch change. I would pay for that update. That’s what Michael does over at Loopy Pro. You pay for a series of updates and get to keep them even if you don’t buy the next batch.