Let us know if you own Mira!

No, i don't :D (You asked!)

I own Mira and love it.
Was considering spending a reasonable about of money on a decent midi controller for my versatile activity - theatre/audiovisual/DJ.
Turns out the cheapest, most versatile is a second hand Ipad plus Mira.

I have gigs coming up that rely heavily on Mira and couldn't be more pleased with the experience.

I've got it!

Yes, but I do not use it.

it's a big flaw with the appstore that developers can't just connect with their customers directly since they don't know who they are. I guess it won't happen with Mira, but it's rather annoying for Apps that get pirated, since developers don't know who is using the pirated version. Also the fact that a few novice users who don't read the instructions are trigger happy - writing negative reviews (that affect sales) before they think to contact the dev

// end appstore rant

I use it, and love it, especially the fact that it works so fast to setup and use. Big plus is the Mac/Windows interoperability.

I kinda wish for a iPhone version also, maybe one that has only a subset of controls like buttons, message boxes, numbers, sliders? The iPhone is so handy to have in the hand for installations...

But Mira very polished and sets up like a breeze and really attempts to maintain a connection well.

This is what I created with MIRA.
www.acoustbl.com

I own it :)

I do and am jusssst now starting to get into it's use. The first thing we're using it for is for the non-musician singer to get involved in the jamming process in another way other than hooting and hollering. So a bunch of pads for samples, a ribbon squeal-synth, some remote FX triggering for his voice, a second page with more pads for resampling/stutter/beatmash and x/y FX.

Now, if the lyrical genius/superslacker would go buy his own pad..........