The iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch Resource Thread

[delicioso]

The Powermate still works. But the electronics lasted longer than the glue used to keep the knob in place. So I've had to fix it a few times.

Haha. The same thing happened to mine.

[delicioso]

[Akshara]

Now that is very cool.

http://www.alesis.com/studiodock

[Pitch Black]

I agree, that does look very cool.

I hate to say it, but what happens when Apple arbitrarily changes one tiny detail in the form factor, or perhaps the connectivity of future ipad models - as we know they often do. Think of all the discount 3rd gen ipod accessories floating in the remainder bins...

But that is a very cool product!

[Tarekith]

You mean like the Blue Mikey (and Pro) not working with the Iphone4?

Good friend of mine just released an iPad app for controlling Garageband: http://www.delora.com/delora_products/g ... touch.html

[delicioso]

Control (OSC + MIDI): An interface application (a la TouchOSC and Mrmr) with scripting capability (javascript)
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=156410


I think this app represents a very significant milestone for iOS especially for music folks. And while Lemur is already dead, this really is the final nail in its coffin.

[delicioso]

Reaktor Skrewell Layout for TouchOSC/iPad:
http://absoundscapes.blogspot.com/2010/ ... cipad.html

[delicioso]

TouchOSC editor for Waldorf Pulse+
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbQQgqSuuD4
MATRIXSYNTH: The iPad is a Game Changer for Editing and Controlling All Synths



This should work with the Pulse as well. The editor is mapped for The Missing Link (wifimidi.com) wireless TouchOSC to MIDI device. No PC/Mac is used. Communication is as follows:
iPad ---(wireless)---> The Missing Link ---(MIDI cable)---> Pulse+

[LoopStationZebra]

Tarekith found this YouTube clip today. iPad integrated with Omnisphere. Way WAY cool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yds-JU_E ... r_embedded


iPad app = free

Omnisphere = $500

[Tarekith]

$500 is sooo worth it.

[LoopStationZebra]

I dunno, man. That's such a serious amount of coin. And I just don't have a huge synth need. Kinda like how you feel about the iPad, I suppose.

[glitchrock-buddha]

Beatmaker 2

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/beatmake ... 20234?mt=8

http://www.intua.net/

[deadtrick]

Hi everyone,

I've been reading around these forums a bunch and have actually gotten LiveControl to work with Live. However, every once in awhile I run into a couple network issues (I'm on a campus network) and thus I sometimes can't get Live to sync up correctly with the iOS interface. I enjoy using LIveControl, but I feel that I would much rather prefer a wired connection (iPhone/iPad to Live through USB) to prevent these network issues. Does anyone know which "control surface" iOS applications work WELL via USB cable?

Thanks!

[beats me]

Tarekith found this YouTube clip today. iPad integrated with Omnisphere. Way WAY cool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yds-JU_E ... r_embedded


iPad app = free

Omnisphere = $500

Questions are how well will that work when you are using Omnisphere in a DAW and with all that stacking how far can you go before it chews on the CPU and crashes the DAW?

I love me some Omnisphere but it gets to the point where you almost have to get a second computer to run nothing but Omnisphere.

[glitchrock-buddha]

Questions are how well will that work when you are using Omnisphere in a DAW and with all that stacking how far can you go before it chews on the CPU and crashes the DAW?

I love me some Omnisphere but it gets to the point where you almost have to get a second computer to run nothing but Omnisphere.

It's like using any regular VST synth in racks or us in Kore. Think of each of the 8 parts as a single instance VST synth. Depending on the polyphony of the patch, the cpu tends to be in the 5-15% range on the cpu meter (c2d 2.8 ghz mbp) for me. So it's not terribly inefficient on processor, it's fairly average for VST synths. Now of course if you want to layer 8 on one track, you'll find it requires that much more cpu to run them all at once.