This is most definitely one of the coolest third-party iPhone applications that have yet to hit the third-party application market. The iPhone’s capacitance-based multi-touch screen is perfect for on-the-fly, simple manipulation with a brush of the finger. So, it makes sense to put it to good use - like controlling your Pro Tools setup so that you can master your own tracks in real time. That’s right, with the help of a WiFi connection and a MIDI controller on your Pro Tools-rig, Alex le Lievre’s iPhone Pro Tools controller is one slick little app (it works with the iPod Touch, naturally). Like any good entrepreneur should do, Alex le Lievre is looking to make some bucks off his creation. He plans to release his Pro Tools controlling, third-party iPhone application as soon the iPhone SDK launches next year . The app lets you mix and fade different tracks and lets you record your actions for playback later. We’re not exactly “hip” to the music-production lingo so we’ll just let the video below do all the talking. [Via: Engadget Mobile ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Vodafone wants to carry the 3G iPhone?Manage real estate leads on your iPhoneThat's not a paperclip, it's Apple's official iPhone tool!Make your own (paper) iPhoneHello World - First REAL iPhone 3rd party app is here

Not sure which native iPhone apps you want to install on your iPhone? It can be a bit overwhelming, wading through all the third-party applications available through Nullriver’s Installer.app . Well, App-a-day is here to make it easier on you. Download and install the App-a-day, um, app through Installer.app and you’ll have access to daily-updated lists of third-party iPhone applications. The first app on the list for November 1 is “Pumpkin.” Not sure how to get third-party applications/jailbreak on your iPhone? Check out the one-click jailbreak solution that will install Installer.app for you. It’s so simple you can’t screw it up - we call it idiot proof. With the App-a-day application, we should have more than enough distraction until Apple releases the official iPhone SDK early next year. ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Sync your Apple iPhone with two different computers - get multiple iTunes' music onto the iPHoneApple iPhone finally gets a native iChat application - kind ofFirst third-party native iPhone application developed - Mobile TerminalApple voiding warranties and blacklisting any unlocked iPhones with third-party appsApple launches iPhone web-app portal - find all iPhone [...]