Tablet apps

Now that's how you do a version 2 update. On sale for new customers and free update for existing customers!

More and more IOS apps. are incorporating not only Ableton Link but also Ableton project export. Couple that with Live being updated regularly and you have a recipe for success on the portable production front as well as the desktop. That is the type of innovation that is needed. Non-exclusive solutions that don't limit software vendors with proprietary limitations.

Look what Korg is about to release...
https://audiob.us/apps/inputs

That's a great release from Korg.

It's a bit fiddly in standalone but works nice in Gadget. It's a shame the Gadget versions of these apps have reduced functionality though.

Coz wrote:That's a great release from Korg.

It's a bit fiddly in standalone but works nice in Gadget. It's a shame the Gadget versions of these apps have reduced functionality though.

Much better than stock gadgets. No filter alaising and much thicker, warmer sound. The only limitation I see is no arpeggiator. But Gadget has it built in when you press the scale button in Lexington. The other limitation is that you cant swap presets with the standalone. Hopefully that gets added with an update. But either way, it's a great synth I'll be using a lot with Gadget as well as Cubasis. I hope they add Link so I can use it with Reason when I upgrade to 9.1.

Hey Coz, did you buy the Revision 1 and 2 IAP's yet?
Is Rev 2 easier to see the sliders than on Rev 3?

It's not fair what Korg is doing to the rest of the competition. Pretty soon the DOJ is gonna have to get involved because Korg is killin' it:)

coolderb wrote:It's not fair what Korg is doing to the rest of the competition. Pretty soon the DOJ is gonna have to get involved because Korg is killin' it:)

Yeah for real, they're killin' Roland and Yamaha. Roland aint got shit when it comes to apps, and Yamaha's latest iOS synth can't be fully unlocked without their latest hardware synth. Meanwhile Korg's churning out hardware, software, iOS apps... and it's good all around.

distortedtekno wrote:Hey Coz, did you buy the Revision 1 and 2 IAP's yet?
Is Rev 2 easier to see the sliders than on Rev 3?

I haven't bought them because I don't think the skins and additional sounds work in Gadget and that's all I'm currently using. I may be wrong about that though.

Coz wrote:

distortedtekno wrote:Hey Coz, did you buy the Revision 1 and 2 IAP's yet?
Is Rev 2 easier to see the sliders than on Rev 3?

I haven't bought them because I don't think the skins and additional sounds work in Gadget and that's all I'm currently using. I may be wrong about that though.

I was reading earlier on the audiobus forum that the additional presets and the skins bith work in Gadget. Here's a screenshot that was posted there.



The Rev 1 looks easier on the eyes. Less squinting on the iPad Mini 2. So I'm gravitating toward that more than Rev 2. But I'm sure I might get both of them eventually.

I also found the MIDI CC Chart for the Odyssei that Korg uploaded.
https://www.korguser.net/odyssei/manual/ARP_ODYSSEi_CC_List_EJ.pdf

distortedtekno wrote:I was reading earlier on the audiobus forum that the additional presets and the skins bith work in Gadget.

You're gonna bankrupt me DT!

The Rev 1 seems to be easier to read after a 5 minute play around, with the Rev 2 not being so good. None of them are too bad on the regular sized iPad though.

Coz wrote:

distortedtekno wrote:I was reading earlier on the audiobus forum that the additional presets and the skins bith work in Gadget.

You're gonna bankrupt me DT!

The Rev 1 seems to be easier to read after a 5 minute play around, with the Rev 2 not being so good. None of them are too bad on the regular sized iPad though.

Haha! Yeah I'm a bad influence.
Shortly after my last reply, I bought Rev1 and played around with it till 5:30am. It's a good thing I work nights.
I'll end up buying Rev2 soon. I'm usually very frugal with my app spending. But with Korg, sometimes I can't hold out, like when iM1 was released, I bought it right away and didn't wait for a sale. However, when Korg release synths that work both standalone and as a Gadget, it ends up being more than worth the price of admission. But as for Module, Kamata, Gladstone, and Madrid, I had to pass them up since I haven't found any use for them yet. When they were released, I was hoping more for another synth. An iPolysix Gadget would've been cool. But the Arp Odyssey is a hell of a lot better!

I've been wondering what's next. There's rumors of an iWaveStation posted in the audiobus forum. We'll find out soon enough. We all may as well tell our family and loved ones to throw some iTunes cards in our stockings for Christmas. We're gonna need 'em.

PDF Manual
https://www.korguser.net/odyssei/manual/ARP_ODYSSEi_OM_E.pdf