S-Motion
Translates MO-Band's Motion Data into MIDI
What is S-Motion for
S-Motion is the brain for MO-Band, it breaks down motion into 3 axes (x, y, z), and lets you configure how your movements in each axis will affect the music.
MIDI wheels
MIDI wheels are the core components in S-Motion, just like the knobs on a MIDI controller, they send out the MIDI control signal. Each wheel is fully configurable, you can choose the motion axis to use, adjust the range of motion, and set MIDI channel and CC number.
Instant Mapping
S-Motion features a "Mapping mode", it allows you to map the output from MIDI wheels to your DAW with just one click. The wheels will pause their outputs when in mapping mode, this eliminates the chance of accidental mapping. You can access mapping mode by click on the icon on the topbar, or just double press the bypass button on your MO-Band.
Motion Visualizer
The visualizers on the top right corner show you how your movements get break down into x, y, z, as well as "G" for the motion velocity. They make it super intuitive for you to determine which axis(axes) to use.
Save & Load Presets
There are 16 slots for you to save your patch. They can be recalled instantly by click on the slot, and slot 1-8 can also be recalled by keyboard shortcut Ctrl(⌘) + 1 to 8.
Full-on MIDI central
Besides being the brain for MO-Band, S-Motion can very well be the central to link all your MIDI-compatible software and hardware together. The MIDI wheels can send messages to multiple endpoints simultaneously, which means it can control both your DAWs and hardware at the same time. Same as the transport controls, midi clock, and virtual MIDI keyboard. This opens up a possibility for you to set up a motion-controlled MIDI network, every device in the network is always in-sync.
Comprehensive compatability
S-Motion is compatible with Windows 7 or newer, and macOS 10.13.6 or newer (10.15 is supported). It works great with any major DAW such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase/Nuendo, Pro Tools, GarageBand, FL Studio, Studio One, SONAR, and Reaper.
