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Flipside

A native macOS sampler / sequencer modeled on the classic 16-pad hardware-sampler workflow, driven by a DJ TechTools Midi Fighter 64 + Korg nanoKONTROL (original). Built for chopping samples and flipping them into beats.

The goal is a faithful recreation of that workflow: sample editing, 16 sequences × 8 banks, Pad FX / Knob FX / Flex Beat, Chop mode, 16 Levels, Warp time-stretch, Song mode, a color compressor, and lo-fi character — all driven by your existing controllers.

Stack

Layer Choice
Language Swift 6.0+
UI SwiftUI + AppKit
Audio AVAudioEngine + custom AVAudioUnit nodes
MIDI Core MIDI (notes + CC + SysEx for MF64 LEDs)
Decoding AVAudioFile / AVAudioPCMBuffer
Time-stretch Rubber Band (planned)

Module layout

Module Role
App SwiftUI shell, app entry, view wiring
MMAudio AVAudioEngine graph: per-pad sampler, FX, sequencer, master bus
MMMidi CoreMIDI client + device wrappers (MF64, nanoKONTROL)
MMModels Pure value types: Project / Pad / Sample / Sequence

Build

# Library + tests (no Xcode needed)
swift build
swift test

# Bundled .app for normal launch (needed for AppKit/menu-bar features)
./make-app.sh             # debug build
./make-app.sh release     # optimized build
open ./Flipside.app

Hardware

  • MIDI Fighter 64 (DJ TechTools): 8×8 arcade-button grid → pad triggers + bank scenes; SysEx-driven RGB LED feedback.
  • Korg nanoKONTROL (original — 9 sliders, 9 knobs, transport, scene buttons): K1/K2/K3 + fader + transport + mode buttons.

Plug both in over USB before launching — devices are auto-detected by name.

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Native macOS sampler/sequencer with a classic 16-pad hardware-sampler workflow, driven by a Midi Fighter 64 + Korg nanoKONTROL

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