The app sends MIDI signals to MIDI-compatible applications on a Mac. The iPhone or iPod must be on the same WiFi network as the Mac running MIDI software.
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Create and share musical ideas with built-in synthesizers and a drum machine. Build drum loops using pattern pads, sketch bass lines, chord progressions, and melodies. Use 4 audio channels for drum machine, bass, chords, and lead. Input is automated.
The app facilitates communication between the iRig BlueBoard controller and Core MIDI apps. It allows users to set up the hardware unit, configure its banks, and manage MIDI parameters for footswitches.
Stream music with real-time audio processing using AUv3 plugins. Add songs to a playlist. Navigate a clean interface. Integrate with AUv3-compatible hosts for enhanced sound.
Create rhythmic patterns from sustained sounds using slice envelopes. Adjust gating mechanisms for staccato or pumping effects. Generate rhythmic gating by cutting and filtering audio. Sync with AUv3 compatible hosts for real-time processing.
The app displays and plays song tablature and notes. It is compatible with gp3, gp4, gp5, and gpx files, offering playback with general MIDI sound for practice.
Allows users to route and process MIDI events by dragging and arranging modules and ports on a canvas. Connect modules in series or parallel. Adjust pan, zoom, and scroll settings. Create complex MIDI setups or simple configurations.