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Instrumental is a Wi-Fi MIDI Virtual Control Surface
Use your iPad with your favorite MIDI software as a 4x4 Drum Pad, Wicki-Hayden Hex-Keyboard, or full-feedback mixing desk.
Like a USB piano keyboard, except all the controls have full feedback, text readouts and dynamic labels, and you're not limited to just a piano layout. The Wicki-Hayden hexagonal layout is a great way to inspire your compositions.
Important Note: Instrumental does not make any sound on its own. It connects via Wi-Fi to MIDI software running on your computer.
See the website for demonstration videos and more information, including the complete user manual.
Instrumental includes 6 highly configurable surfaces, all with plenty of configurable, labelled controls:
- a piano
- a wicki-hayden hexagonal keyboard
- a 4x4 drumpad
- a 16 channel mixer
- 2 completely generic pages for controlling random devices like equalizers, compressors and other effects.
Drivers for Propellerhead's Reason and Record provide control maps for every Reason and Record device, with automatic control labels that update even when you override controls on the fly!
Features include:
- modular control panels that can be swapped around quickly and easily
- all controls can have labels and text readouts provided by the host, or edited on the fly
- all controls have feedback from the host, so you know exactly where everything is set
- supports the QB Conductor Protocol for reliable low-latency MIDI over Wi-Fi. Conductor servers are available for both Mac and Windows.
- supports the Apple Network MIDI Protocol, available on every Mac.
- connect multiple iPads to the same computer; have your whole band playing through one computer.
- musical layouts with customisable response curves
iPads at the Apple Store
3 comments:
Hey, same price as OS X Lion.
Just curious who the developer is? And I have also wondered for a while now is there a specific reason why you don't add developer website links to your posts about apps? This is great site though having that added detail would make this site way better.
Most apps in the app store have links to the developers web site. Just to the left under the pricing generally if the developer does have a web site it will be listed above app support button.
Double link could be unnessaceary since chances are the majority will go right to the app store first then off to the developers site,which can be had right after you follow up on the current price.
This is just how I do it. Might not work for you. But 19/20 times an app store link is bees knees and let apple/developer do the rest. Palm sounds does great at keeping the new apps updated almost hourly. Thanks for that.
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