New M4L Device Release!!!
New M4L Device Release!!!
P++ TrackPad Mapper
P++ TrackPad Mapper
3- & 4-Finger Gestures. Unlimited Control.
Built for Ableton Live 12.2 Suite (Mac only)
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P++ TrackPad Mapper
P++ TrackPad Mapper
3- & 4-Finger Gestures. Unlimited Control in Ableton Live
3- & 4-Finger Gestures. Unlimited Control in Ableton Live
Max for Live device for Live 12.2 Suite (Mac only)
Intuitive, Gesture-Based Control
Intuitive, Gesture-Based Control
Take full creative command of Ableton Live using your fingertips.
P++ TrackPad Mapper lets you map expressive 3- & 4-finger gestures to any parameter in Live — using your MacBook trackpad or Apple Magic Trackpad.
Go Beyond MIDI
Go Beyond MIDI
Swipe, rotate, pinch — control multiple parameters simultaneously with natural, fluid movements.
Unlock a level of real-time modulation and expression that traditional MIDI controllers simply can’t match.
Your Fingertips, Your Instrument
Your Fingertips, Your Instrument
Transform your gestures into sound.
With P++ TrackPad Mapper, your fingers become a new kind of instrument — dynamic, responsive, and deeply personal.
System Requirements
System Requirements
OS: Mac (Apple Silicon only)
Ableton Live: 12.2 or later
Max for Live: Included with Live Suite, or available as an add-on for Live Standard
Supported Devices: MacBook Trackpad / Apple Magic Trackpad
Demo
Demo
About Trackpad Settings (Please Read Before Use)
About Trackpad Settings (Please Read Before Use)
This device relies on Mac trackpad gestures for operation.
For stable performance, we strongly recommend adjusting your system settings as follows:
1. System Settings
1. System Settings
Go to System Settings → Trackpad, and turn off all gestures for 3-finger and 4-finger inputs.
2. Notes on macOS Behavior
2. Notes on macOS Behavior
Even after disabling all 3- and 4-finger gestures in System Settings, macOS will still treat these gestures
as scroll events.
This behavior is part of the OS specification and cannot be changed via system settings.
To override this behavior, we provide a command file that forcibly disables certain trackpad features.
3. Using the Command File
3. Using the Command File
Locate the included disable_scroll.command file in Finder.
Right-click (or Control-click) the file and select “Open” from the menu.
⚠️ Double-clicking may result in a security warning and prevent the file from running.When prompted with a security dialog, click “Open” to proceed.
If macOS still blocks the file, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to find the message about the blocked file, and click “Allow Anyway.”
Then repeat the right-click → “Open” process.Once the Terminal opens and the script runs, restart your Mac to apply the changes.
After restarting, the settings will be applied and unwanted scroll recognition should be avoided.
⚠️ Note: If you make any changes to the trackpad settings in System Settings after running the command, the effect may be canceled.
In that case, please run the command file again and restart your Mac.
4. Disclaimer
4. Disclaimer
This device uses private macOS frameworks, and therefore future OS updates may break compatibility.
Please use with this in mind.
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