http://www.musotalk.de/hardware/video/arti...org-ielectribe/

Die Entwickler des MidiPads fürs iPad nutzten die Gelegenheit für einen spontanen Besuch im Berliner MusoTalk-Studio. Ich hatte Gelegenheit meine ersten Minuten mit dem neuen Kultgerät von Apple für euch aufzuzeichnen. Die Präsentation des MidiPads folgt in Kürze hier auf diesem Sender.

Mit dem midipad lassen sich vom iPad via Multitouch die meisten Musikprogramme fernsteuern. Basis ist das Mackie Controll Protokoll, das von Programmen wie Logic, Reason, Cubase oder Ableton Live unterstützt wird.

Hinzukommen sogenannte "Views" die weiter an die Applikationen angepasst sind, so lassen sich z.B. die Clips von Ableton Live über den einen "View" triggern.

Verbunden wird das midipad mit dem Audiorechner über das iPad WIFI.

Das midipad ist noch nicht erhältlich. Weitere Infos auf der Webseite.

http://www.midipad.de/



http://www.musotalk.de/software/video/arti...uer-apple-ipad/

iPad Music Software: This video demonstrates beatmaking with iSequence for iPad – a new $6.99 software sequencer for the Apple iPad.

iSequence (App Store link) is “one of the most powerful music creation studio designed exclusively for iPad,” according to its developers. You can record tracks and controls movement in real-time, edit them using step sequencer and automation editor, switch between instruments, tracks and views without stopping playback.

If you’ve tried iSequencer for iPad, leave a comment with your thoughts!

Instruments

* Use one of 160 built-in instruments: a collection of acoustic instruments, drum kits, pads, leads, sweeps and ambient atmospheres recorded with top classic and modern hardware synthesizers.
* Buy additional banks in the BankShop
* Play using adjustable piano keyboard or large drum pads

Real-Time Recording & Parameter Automation

* Record as you play the notes. Change instruments and tracks without stopping playback
* Use metronome and “slow down” mode if you are not a piano virtuoso
* Record parameter changes as you move controls

Step Sequencer

* 8 tracks and FX curves editor. Instruments are not bound to tracks, so you can play chords or use multiple instruments on a single track
* Edit music events using piano keyboard, drum pads and other controls
* Set note duration, panning, velocity and gliss
* Copy/paste, move and transpose selected area or patterns
* Arrange pattern sequences to create a complete song

Mixer and Effects

* Adjust tempo, master volume and beat shuffle
* Set level / mute or solo mode for each of the 8 tracks
* Route tracks to one of 2 effect channels, each containing 3d delay and filter section

WiFi Sharing

* Export your work as HSQ, MIDI or WAV
* Copy your tracks to the audio clipboard
* Import HSQ songs

Planned Features

* Ability to import own samples and create custom instruments
* Keyboard poly/solo mode

quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/05/...cer/#more-23553

AC-7 Pro Control Surface fuers iPad

Die Mackie Controller Universal hat sich als Hardware Controller für die gängisten Audio-Programme für Mac und PC etabliert. Am umfangreichsten ist die Unterstützung für die Logic Pro Software von Apple. Aber läßt sich Logic mit dem Software Controller auf dem iPad auch genauso intuitiv und präzise steuern?

http://www.musotalk.de/software/video/arti...ace-fuers-ipad/

Liine veröffentlicht Griid, eine App die das Steuern von Ableton Live über das iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad ermöglicht. Griid ist auf die Benutzung über das iPad optimiert und hat sich das Ziel gesetzt, den Blick auf den Computermonitor bei Performances unnötig zu machen.

Griid ist in 3 Varianten erhältlich, von denen nur die mit 19,99 Euro teuerste "Pro" Version das iPad unterstützt. Die Lite Variante ist kostenlos und läuft wie die mittlere Version für 4,99 Euro nur auf dem iPhone/iPod Touch.

This video offers an in-depth look at touchAble – a new app that lets you control Ableton Live from your iPad.

touchAble Features:

* Navigate around your Live set with the touch of a finger, tweak Lives mixer, instruments and fx with full automapping and unlimited tracks & parameters.
* touchAble allows live users to walk away from their computer and perform live from anywhere within Wi-Fi range while keeping latency at a minimum.
* Play your favourite synths with the unique double keyboard or record your rhythms with the 16 drum pads, including 5 velocity steps & octave selectors.
* Access the most important transport and clip functions without losing focus on your set and tweak the same set with two iPads with the unique Dual-User-Mode.
* Do you need to adjust volume, launch a new clip and play a device? A screen menu lets you arrange and switch modules on the fly.

touchAble is “coming soon” to the App Store.

More details below and at the touchAble site.

quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/

The next version of iOS – the operating system for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch – will have an unexpected surprise for musicians: real MIDI support.

Apple’s iOS 4.2 update, due in November, includes some interesting new features that didn’t make Steve Job’s official announcement.

According to a report in AppleInsider, beta testers have found that iOS 4.2 adds support for the CoreMIDI framework to the operating system’s application program interfaces.

CoreMIDI could be huge for iOS music apps, because it provides standardized MIDI support. It is a built-in system that supports MIDI devices and how they communicate with other applications.

MIDI support means that the iPad could be a touchscreen control surface for any MIDI device; developers will be able to create multi-touch sequencers that control MIDI hardware; and you should be able to plug your MIDI keyboard into an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad and play your iOS software synths.

CoreMIDI on iOS 4.2

CoreMIDI support should help make MIDI more plug-and-play on iOS devices.

Here’s what Apple has to say about CoreMIDI:

In Mac OS X, Apple provides a new set of system services, so that applications and MIDI hardware can communicate in a single unified way, using a single API.

MIDI services, which are low level, provide high-performance access to MIDI hardware devices. There is a driver model in the MIDI world that “talks” directly to IOKit, so your application has a direct path from the MIDI services API to the hardware.

Using this driver model, third-party manufacturers can create driver plugins that talk to IOKit. Those can then be loaded and managed by a server, which applications talk to through the Core MIDI framework.

The CoreMIDI framework provides the client-side API that applications use to interface to MIDI devices.

The primary goal of MIDI services in Mac OS X is to have interoperability between applications and hardware, so that everyone is working to the same standard. Other goals include providing MIDI I/O with highly accurate timing, as required by professional applications. This means from a musical point of view being able to get a MIDI event into and out of the computer within one millisecond, i.e., to keep latency under one millisecond, and also to keep jitter –– i.e., the variations in I/O –– under 200 microseconds.

Another goal is to provide a single system-wide configuration, i.e., knowing what devices are present, and being able to assign names to those devices, manufacturer names, and what MIDI channels they’re receiving on and so on.

The MIDI services are designed as an extensible system. Toward that end, a device can have any number of properties attached to it. And a device manufacturer can publish their particular properties of their device.

Developers should be able to code apps with MIDI support, rather than having to support individual interfaces. CoreMIDI could also open up using the Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit for connecting existing USB MIDI devices.

Developers are already starting to support MIDI hardware on iOS, with devices like the Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer interface, This trend is likely to explode, though, with CoreMIDI support.

It’s not clear yet how “baked” MIDI support will be in iOS 4.2. If you’re an iOS developer or if you’re testing the iOS 4.2 beta, let us know if you’ve done any MIDI testing yet.

iPhone, iPad & iPod touch Getting MIDI Support

With this news, iOS 4.2 just got a lot more interesting for musicians.

What do you think of the promise of standardized MIDI support on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch? And, if you’ve got one of these devices, what MIDI gear are you interested in connecting?


quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/09/...ber/#more-27007

hardware > KEIN ARBEITSSPEICHER IN DEM SINNE,... (übertragenermaßen unter 1gb)

Moog Filtatron features include:

* Filter + LFO
* Amp (drive) + feedback for distortion
* Adjustable, time-syncable delay
* Sampler with adjustable playback speed, loop points, and live recording
* X/Y pads for tweaking and performance, plus preset sharing.

The Moog Filtatron lets you combine several sound sources and apply effects to them in realtime. Sound sources include line or mic input, looping sample playback, and an internal oscillator. Audio input should work via any adapter.

It’s Moog, it sounds good and it’s on the iPhone.

This is really going to torment the anti-iOS analog traditionalists.

The Moog Sound = Crack

And, as Kirn says, “It’s a lot of fun to use. This could be a gateway drug to Moog’s genuine analog gear for the mass market on iOS.”

Pricing and availability are to be announced. If Moog’s smart, though, they’ll release the Moog Filtatron for free and use it, like Kirn suggests, as the gateway drug to the Moog sound.

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/10/...app/#more-27992

iPad Music Software: Korg is about to unleash another virtual instrument for the iPad – the KORG iMS-20, a software recreation of the classic Korg MS-20 analog synthesizer.

According to Korg, the Korg iMS-20 “transforms your iPad into a complete analog synth studio.”

Pricing and availability are to be announced. Details and demo below.

Features:

* A complete recreation of the legendary Korg MS-20 analog synth
* Built-in 16-step analog sequencer to control the sound
* Music production studio with the MS-20 mono synth, a six-part drum machine, and a mixer
* Kaoss Pad function allows intuitive performance and control
* Publish and share your iMS-20 songs online with the SoundCloud music distribution site
* By combining a recreation of the Korg MS-20 analog synthesizer, an analog step-style sequencer, six-part drum machine, Kaoss-style performance, and a mixer to control it all, the iMS-20 will “transform your iPad into one way-cool sound studio for the modern musician – and the analog enthusiast as well!”

quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/11/...zer/#more-28943

Naja, am Nintendo DS war's ja auch ein Erfolgskonzept.... why not?

das ding find ich dann aber doch irgendwie blöd mit den "kabel umstecken"

klar - hier gehts um das retro feeling - aber das kann ich am touchpad so oder so nicht wiedergeben.
man müsste sich überlegen wie eine software aussehen muss die eben am touchpad intuitiv wirkt.
auch z.B. drehknöpfe sind da eigentlich fehl am platz.

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/08/...lo-synthesiser/



iPad Music Software: Sylo Synthesizer (App Store link) is a free iPad synth that lets you build sounds from basic waveforms, or capture them using the iPad’s built-in microphone.

Sylo Synthesiser features live time-stretching technology based on granular synthesis, and a suite of filters.

Options include:

* Speed up or slow down a recorded sound to use as an instrument
* With a regular wavetable synthesiser, higher-pitched notes are also faster, like chipmunks, and lower-pitched notes are also slower, as though they are moving through treacle, Enable “Sync Speed” feature, though, and lower or higher-pitched notes still play back at the same speed, keeping them in sync with each other
* Adjust the speed control even while you’re playing notes: Slow, stop or even rewind the sound in the middle of notes — without changing the pitch
* Granular synthesis allows you to create instruments or effects from a recording, that do not sound like the original, yet retain its realistic, natural sound
* Frequency modulation, ring modulation, echo/delay, distortion, and a low-pass filter with resonance control are available

Sylo Synthesiser is a teaser for Sylo Synthesizer Pro, which adds these features:

* Use existing audio files as the building-blocks of your instrument: import audio from wave, aiff, mp3 and aac/m4a files
* Save recordings to your iPad or to Dropbox1 online storage
* Save your new instruments to the preset list for fast acces

Korg iMS-20 Details

iMS-20 is a complete music production app for iPad. It consists of a complete recreation of the Korg MS-20 analog synth with the patching capability, plus a 16-step analog sequencer based on the Korg SQ-10, a six-part drum machine which can create drum parts by simply tapping the buttons, and a seven-channel mixer with 14 types of effects.

n addition, iMS-20 offers dual Kaoss Pads allowing you to generate music by simply stroking the pad and moving your fingers over it. And with access to the SoundCloud audio platform, you can publish your songs, or collaborate on ideas with people anywhere in the world from within the app.

The regular price is US$ 32.99; a special introductory price of US$ 15.99 is being offered until January 31, 2011.

Now you know the details – check it out and let us know what you think of it!

Korg iMS-20 Specifications

Components:

* MS-20 monophonic synthesizer: 1 unit
* Analog sequencer: 1 unit
* 6-part drum machine: 1 unit
* Mixer: 1 unit
* Song/Pattern composer: 1 unit

MS-20 monophonic synthesizer:

* Analog modeling synthesizer (MS-20 modeled by “CMT” Component Modeling Technology)
* 2 VCO / 2VCF / 1VCA / 2EG / Patch Panel
* Additional functions: Modulation Key/Tempo Sync
* Insert effect (selectable from 14 effect types as below)

Analog sequencer:

* 16-step analog sequencer
* Control notes, volume, pan, parameters, and voltages via knobs
* Configurable steps (1-16) and sequence mode (6 types)
* Trigger out per channel or step position

6-part drum machine:

* 6-part/16-step drum machine
* Create sounds by sampling a single note from a built-in MS-20
* Controllable notes, volume and pan by knobs
* Configurable steps (1-16) and sequence mode (6 types) per a part

Mixer:

* 7-channel mixer
* Double needle meter indicates VU level
* Master effect (selectable from 14 effect types as below)

Song/Pattern composer:

* Compose a song or select a pattern, built-in mixer
* 16 patterns and 256 bars per a song
* Tempo setting (20-300 BPM) and Swing function

Effect type:

* 14 types: Short Delay, BPM Sync Delay, Reverb 1, Reverb 2, Chorus/Flanger, Equalizer, Compressor, Tube Simulator (Valve Force), Low-Pass Filter, High-Pass Filter, Band-Pass Filter, Talking Modulator, Decimator, Grain Shifter

Controllers:

* Keyboard: Recording function, Variable width (22, 26, or 29 keys)
* Kaoss Pad: 2 units, Recording function
o Performance pad: Key/Scale (31 types) settings
o Parameter control pad: X-Y axis parameter settings

Other:

* Audio export function (Bouncing a song or pattern, and Real-time recording a performance: 16-bit/44.1 kHz stereo WAV format)
* Publish and share songs online with the SoundCloud audio platform
* Various template patterns by music genre are included
* Various template sounds by sound category are included

Note: KORG iMS-20 is a dedicated iPad app ( iOS 3.2 or later) and cannot be used with iPhone and iPod touch

quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/11/...-20/#more-28961

Propellerhead Software’s legendary Techno Micro Composer has been resurrected and customized for the iPad.

ReBirth faithfully emulates dance music’s three backbone devices: The Roland TB-303 Bass synth and the Roland TR-808 and 909 drum machines. Combine these with FX units, fully featured pattern sequencers and a gorgeous-looking interface and you’re ready to make killer tracks on your iPad.

Share your music with friends on Facebook, Twitter and more using the built in sharing features.

ReBirth For iPad is $14.99. Check out the features list and demo video and leave a comment with your thoughts on it!

Features:

* 2 x TB-303 Bassline Synthesizer with pattern sequencer - The original Acid House and Techno bass synth. Unrivaled power, unmistakable sound.
* TR-808 Drum machine - Roland’s sub-heavy 1980 beat computer. Instant hip-hop.
* TR-909 Drum machine - The go-to beatbox for everything House and Techno. Press play and you’re dancing.
* Tempo-synced digital delay - Bouncy and hypnotic, always in time with your music.
* Compressor with threshold and ratio - A bare-bones compression unit for added beefiness.
* Distortion unit with amount and shape - Raw and rugged distortion for that extra edge. Works wonders with any 303 bassline.
* PCF effect - Pattern controlled Low-pass / Band-pass filter – a tweaker’s delight.
* Mixer - Device specific mixer sections with pan, delay sends and FX switches
* Mod support - Includes 7 original user mods with alternative sound sets and graphics
* Sharing features - Share function with easy publication of songs to Facebook, Twitter and other social networks.

iElectribe Now $9.99



KORG iELECTRIBE - KORG INC.

via joxer96 in the comments of the iMS20 post: "iElectribe is on sale right now too, $9.99. Had been waiting for the price to drop. "

"Description

Korg’s ELECTRIBE·R has been coveted by dance musicians for ten years running. Today, this indispensable instrument has been reborn as a dedicated iPad app – the KORG iELECTRIBE virtual analog beatbox! In commemoration of "KORG iMS-20 for iPad" release, we are holding a special one week sale, 50% off until November 16th!

With the iELECTRIBE, sound creation is easy, fun and intuitive – just as on a vintage analog synthesizer. Simply choose a part (or sound) and touch the 16-step sequencer to quickly build a groove. This easy-to-use interface combines forces with the iPad’s 9.7” multi touch display to offer an intuitive "hardware" feel, sure to inspire and captivate the imagination of any user.

The iELECTRIBE faithfully recreates the historic ELECTRIBE·R’s entire sound engine and sequencer capabilities. In addition, it provides advanced Motion Sequencing, eight supercharged effect types, plus 64 new preset patterns that instantly allow the user to create music in a wide variety of dance and electronic music styles. Get started today!

[Specifications]
Sound Engine:
- Analog Synthesizer Modeling; PCM Samples; Virtual Valve Force Tube Modeling
Instrument Voices (Parts):
- 8 Total: 4 percussion synthesizer parts; 4 PCM synthesizer parts
Effect Section:
- Master Effect: Assignable per step/per part
- 8 Effect Types: Short Delay, BPM Sync Delay, Grain Shifter, Reverb, Chorus/Flanger, Filter, Talking Modulator, Decimator
Sequencer Section:
- Patterns: 64 steps maximum per part, Motion Sequencing can memorize all knob motions in a pattern
- Tempo: 20-300BPM (with Tap tempo and Swing function), Pattern-set function
Memory patterns:
- 160 Total: 32 preset patterns x 2 banks; 32 basic patterns x 1 bank; 32 blank patterns x 2 banks

quelle: http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2010/11/ie...be-now-999.html

Developer Christian Blomert has updated touchAble – the iPad controller app for Ableton Live – to version 1.1.

Here’s the official description of what’s new in touchAble 1.1:
Interaction

* We enabled multitasking (needs iOS 4.2)
* We added a “Disable Sleep” option
* Changeable track width: show 8/4/2 tracks at once – Great for Live-performances!
* Changeable clip height: normal size & double size
* If you decide to show 4 or 2 tracks instead of 8 the mixer-view will automatically show more parameters at once.
* 2 tracks-mode will show volume, send A+B and another parameter of your choice per track.
* We added “momentary solo/cue buttons”: a short tap on solo/cue will toggle it on / off, a long tap will toggle on when you begin the touch and toggle off when you lift your finger
* We added optional “relative faders”: Instead of jumping to your fingers position the faders will only move the amount that your finger moved before.

Transport

* Dedicated stop button
* Dedicated record button
* Tempo Control: Drag with your Finger over the BPM counter to increase / decrease the tempo. To change it faster start on the left side, to do it slower drag on the right side.
* Current song position display

Improvements:
Communication between touchAble and Live

* We optimized the way touchAble connects to Live – the connection is now even more reliable, stable and faster.
* We changed the process of communication between touchAble and Live: Loading & reloading clips is now 10x faster!
* touchAble will automatically be synced and stay updated if you load a new set
* If you delete / add tracks the set will be updated in the background, no annoying wait-times anymore
* Server App autodefaults to touchAble 1 for iPad 1 & touchAble 2 for iPad 2. On Windows it will default do MIDI Yoke 1 & 2.

Graphic User Interface

* Inertia Scrolling in all Live-related modules (Clips, Mixer, Devices)
* Trigger, recording & stopping animations on clips.
* Moving one view from top to bottom or the other way around will no longer leave the old half empty. The views will switch.
* Lots of design-changes throughout the app. New menu-bar, mixer, clips, cross and more
* eq8: added highlight to currently selected dot

Bugfixes:

* Fixed: Clips now show playstatus after new load / reload
* Fixed: clips without names now don’t show the name of the clip processed
* before
* Fixed: a scene without a name doesn’t use the name of the scene processed before anymore
* Fixed: an issue that rendered the bottom left corner unresponsive
* Fixed unreadable text on white clips

touchAble is available in the App Store for $24.99

quelle http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/11/...ted/#more-29233

iPad Music Software: MIDI Touch

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/midi-touch/id398930935?mt=8


is a new app for the iPad that lets you design your own ultimate MIDI controller, by placing knobs, sliders and other controls onto the screen wherever you want.

According to the developers, MIDI Touch lets you send MIDI over Wi-Fi with latency as low as 2-5ms and and via compatible MIDI hardware devices with near-zero latency, using the Camera Connection Kit.

MIDI Touch sells for $17.99. If you give it a try, leave a link and show us what you built with it!

Features:

* Design & save your own MIDI controllers by dragging and dropping sliders, buttons and more where you want them to create personalised control surfaces
* Native MIDI Device support – connect compatible devices via the Camera Connection Kit and your iPad becomes a proper MIDI control surface with almost zero latency
* Excellent performance – measured latency over WiFi to a Mac: 2-5ms, over Camera Connection Kit: 1-2ms
* Send messages over Wi-Fi with easy setup (Windows: requires the free software driver rtpMIDI (http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/rtpMIDI_configuration.html), alternatively use DSMI Server for Mac, Windows or Linux, also free)
* Several different control types – Add sliders, knobs, buttons (momentary or latched), drum-pads, X-Y controllers, transport controls and preset-jump buttons
* Easily change the settings of each control – CC number, note number, minimum & maximum range, size & label
* Standard & neon control themes to skin controls
* Multi touch – control multiple knobs/sliders etc at once
* In-app brightness control allows dimming of the screen to very low levels for performance
* Full screen mode to reduce distractions
* Controls snap to each other to help create aligned layouts

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/11/.../#idc-container

Image Line has announced FL Studio Mobile – a new FL Studio, designed for creating multi-track projects on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch:

FL Studio mobile will allow you to create complete multi-track projects on your i.Pod, i.Phone or i.Pad and, if you want, load mobile projects into FL Studio and take them to the next level.

If it’s a beat on the Stepsequencer, a melody on the Piano roll or a full song on the Playlist, FL Studio mobile has you covered.

Never lose that idea again. Get it down and happening wherever you are.

Here’s a teaser of the early development screenshots, more to come…

The official teaser info is a little sparse. Check out the FL Studio Mobile image gallery above and the specs below, though, and let us know what you think of it!

FL Studio Mobile Specifications (Preliminary):

* Save projects and load in FL Studio personal computer edition.
* Photorealistic dynamically configurable 85-key keyboard
* Instant positioning via the slide gesture and resize with the pinch gesture
* 90 studio-recorded instruments
* (16bit 44.1kHz sampled from real instruments)
* 40 free instruments, 50 available in the in-app shop
* 4 categories: classic, band, electronic, world
* Release and attack time configurable per instrument
* Sustain samples • Pitch bend via accelerometer
* Low-latency, highly optimized, high-polyphony,
* battery saving audio engine
* 100 beats (drum loops)
* 5 real-time effects with lots of parameters
* 3 high-quality reverb algorithms, delay, 3-band equalizer, amplifier, filter
* 128-track sequencer • Beat & metronome settings (tempo, signature)
* Per-track mute, solo, effect bus, pan and volume adjustment
* Edit whole tracks or bars, down to individual notes:
* Draw, quantize, transpose, repeat, move, length, velocity, etc.
* MIDI import and export
* Save and load your songs and export to wave
* Wi-Fi and iTunes file transfer with your Mac/PC
* Songs and MIDI files can be opened directly from Safari and Mail
* Unlimited undo and redo
* Detailed in-app help
* Play or record 2 different instruments
* at the same time with 2 keyboard rows
* Key labels (Cs only, all keys, all keys colored)
* iPhone 4 Retina Display supported
* Compatible with: Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer, Akai SynthStation 25, CoreMIDI

FL Studio Mobile is being developed by a third party. It will be interesting to see how it compares to FL Studio and how well it works with the full version.

quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2011/02/...ch-coming-soon/

btw: das gesamte neue album der gorillaz wurde ausschließlich am ipad produziert

ab version 2.0 brauch ich fix so ein teil

Mopho To Go (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mopho-to-go/id421050136?mt=8#) is a third-party app that’s designed to turn an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch into a wireless controller for a Mopho synthesizer connected to a Mac or PC, or connected directly to an iPad with USB Camera Connection Kit.

Features:

* Mopho To Go adds a knobtastic, retro control panel to the Mopho module. Rotate iPad to landscape orientation for controls, Rotate iPad to portrait orientation for a full two octave plus keyboard.
* Mopho To Go provides an octave of full width keys and multi-touch controls for Mopho Oscillators (shape, freq, fine, glide,) Mixer (mix,sub1,sub2,noise) and filter and amplifier envelopes (delay,attack,sustain,release,) audio mod, resonance, levels, BPM, Modulation, Pan, Volume, Channel, Program and Bank Select.
* Mopho To Go is CoreMIDI compatible. No additional server software or downloads necessary.
* Mopho To Go is a universal app for all iOS Devices.

Mopho to Go is $.99.

If you’ve used Mopho to Go, leave a comment and let us know what you think of it.


quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/

Korg has updated iElectribe, its virtual drum machine for the iPad.

Here’s what’s new:

* iElectribe can now be played using external USB-MIDI devices
* An Auto Restore function has been added which enables the last edit status to be automatically restored
* A Backup function has been added that enables you to make backups of pattern data
* Now compatible with iOS 4.3
* A few minor bugs have also been addressed, improving operational stability

I haven’t had a chance to check out the new version of iElectribe, so I’m not clear on how extensive it’s MIDI support is.

If you’ve had a chance to try it out, leave a comment and tell us what you know.

iElectribe is currently $9.99 in the App Store.


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nutzt das hier eigentlich wer ernsthaft zum musikmachen?

Korg has updated iElectribe and iMS-20 to version 1.5, adding Wireless Sync, SoundCloud support and more.

Here’s what’s new in Korg iMS-20 1.5:

* WIST (Wireless Sync-Start Technology) allows wireless start between compatible apps on two iPads
* AudioCopy has been added which enables the sharing of audio data between compatible apps
* MIDI control capabilities have been enhanced (nano series 2 is now fully supported)
* A few minor bugs have also been addressed, improving operational stability

Here’s what’s new in Korg iElectribe 1.5:

* WIST (Wireless Sync-Start Technology) allows wireless start between compatible apps on two iPads
* AudioCopy has been added which enables the sharing of audio data between compatible apps
* MIDI control capabilities have been enhanced (nano series 2 is now fully supported)

Looks like somebody’s hearing our requests for serious MIDI support in IOS apps. These should be welcome updates for a lot of Korg iMS-20 and iElectribe users.

quelle: http://www.synthtopia.com/

TrakProDJ is an iPad MIDI DJ Control system for Traktor, designed to provide low latency control via CoreMIDI.

Features:

* High Resolution Jogwheels
* Full Mixer Controls including crossfader
* Full EQ, including kill switches
* Filters
* Full pitch control
* 2 Decks (upgrading to 4 decks in v1.1)
* Seek position
* Full FX Control, with kill switches and rotary knobs
* Monitor Control
* Play, Cue, CUP, and Sync
* 8 assignable hotkeys

TrakProDJ is compatible with both OS X and Windows and is available for $9.99

quelle http://www.synthtopia.com/