MIDI Control

Demo videos http//youtu.be/IRCoQU8SVY http//youtu.be/TE0g8A2thgk http//youtu.be/g1RVQ7Xx4S4 If you have more than one iOS synthesizer app, MIDI Control will change how you make music. By using Virtual MIDI, you can play more than one app at at time; play a bass line with one app using the lower keyboard, while you play a lead with a different app on the upper keyboard. MIDI control allows you to mix and match, with the whole range of iOS music apps at once. Play Animoog with Magellan, Sunrizer with BS-16i, or Cassini, Arctic Keys, and Thumbjam, all at once. You can even take advantage of the synths and samples from GarageBand and SampleTank. The built-in recorder lets you capture sound from Audiobus compatible apps. The keyboards also rotate around, allowing two people to play using one device. In addition to the iOS synths, you can also connect to external equipment using CoreMIDI or DSMI. Be sure to turn on the CoreMIDI network session if you plan to connect to external devices using either the Camera Connection Kit, or a CoreMIDI-compliant adapter the network session handles both hardware devices and WiFi. For musicians who use sheet music, the app allows you to import PDF files. Keep track of music, transcriptions, song lyrics and set lists, right under your finger tips while you play. The number of iOS synths that can play simultaneously will depend on your device, and on the complexity of the patches they play. MIDI Control should work with any app that supports CoreMIDI or Virtual MIDI; if you have trouble connecting to a particular app, please contact us, and we will do our best to help. You can read more about the app on Discchord and iDesignSound, or on the Secret Base Design website. http//discchord.com/blog/2013/1/4/midi-control-gets-audiobus-support.html http//www.idesignsound.com/midi-control-v1-5-released-adds-audiobus-support/