awesome.. i use this all the time to help me work out melodies for tracker input... anyone recommended a good midi interface for ios?
I kinda like yamaha mobile sequencer, maybe it's just because I've been really getting into my qy70. Exporting to smf is pretty sweet. The interface has a fast learning curve too which is nice.
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It's a good app for tapping out ideas. Yeah iRig is the most notable, think line6 makes one too. I've yet to try a hardware device, but they should work just the same. You can also use wifi pretty easily. You can route it like midiController -> Pc -> DAW -> Wifi -> iThing. CoreMidi should make iPhones visible as a midi device (on a mac). On a non-mac pc i think it's a few more steps.
Oh and of course app-to-app midi is boss.
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I like to use SquareSynth with Cubasis.
i just recently got cubasis but im still trying to wrap my head around it kinda. im admittedly pretty noobish when it comes to anything daw-ish but i can already tell it kicks beatmaker2 in the teeth. not sure yet if it will replace my good ol sunvox.
I used cubase for a long time on my pc so it was pretty familiar. it's the first totally solid DAW-feeling app on iOS ive used. Sunvox is cool of course, I just find it counter intuitive somehow.
I usually just keep bouncing .wavs from synths to cusbasis via clipboard, and keep cubasis running and playing in the background, while I play with squaresynth or something else. Then rinse and repeat.
]]>I like to use SquareSynth with Cubasis.
i just recently got cubasis but im still trying to wrap my head around it kinda. im admittedly pretty noobish when it comes to anything daw-ish but i can already tell it kicks beatmaker2 in the teeth. not sure yet if it will replace my good ol sunvox.
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]]>Aly James wrote:Nice stuff
by the way do you need a mac to develop for IOS? I assume the answer is yes but just to be sure...the short answer is yes. i would say get arghh on some internet and "download" vmware and osx lion if you want to try it out.
That's funny, I started out on VMware too. 
It sucked but it let me start building apps.
Nice stuff
by the way do you need a mac to develop for IOS? I assume the answer is yes but just to be sure...
the short answer is yes. i would say get arghh on some internet and "download" vmware and osx lion if you want to try it out.
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