You don't read iTunes/App Store reviews much, or work for a company that makes iOS apps do you? Trust me, plenty of problems spoken about. But I'll pour a bowl of cornflakes for you to piss in anyway if it makes you feel better.UltraJv wrote:This is Apple territory, no one speaks about problems. Just hand over your money like everbody elsetopaz wrote:Can anyone confirm latency, clicks pops?
Korg iMS-20 for iPad
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- KVRAF
- 4071 posts since 4 Mar, 2008 from Near Pittsburgh
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- KVRer
- 5 posts since 19 Dec, 2010 from Hong Kong
I think you do have to be careful with it as I've heard some. Mostly when calling up a menu or something like that. For the most part it's ok. A quick look heretopaz wrote:Can anyone confirm latency, clicks pops?
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- KVRAF
- 4749 posts since 15 Jul, 2001 from Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, U.K
Edit, the axiom 25 does work with my belkin 7 port hub.
Plug the hub into the cck, then the axiom into the hub.
Bingo!
Plug the hub into the cck, then the axiom into the hub.
Bingo!
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 19 Dec, 2010
don't go blaming m-audio too quickly
in the os 4.0 update apple lowered the max power draw from the ipad. so a lot of things that worked on 3.2 now don't work- including my zoom h4n (worked as an audio interface)
so yeah, most things won't work with the ipad. it has to be pretty low powered. i'm happy my akai lpk25 mini keyboard works fine still
the other option is a usb midi interface. the e-mu midi 1x1 works for me. problem is you have to power up whatever you plug up to it. i've just been using it to connect my ipad to my computer's midi interface. that way you can sequence apps that use core midi (nlog, minisynth, ms-20...)
the ipad sure is a cool little device. too bad it's so amazingly frustrating to do what you want with it though...
in the os 4.0 update apple lowered the max power draw from the ipad. so a lot of things that worked on 3.2 now don't work- including my zoom h4n (worked as an audio interface)
so yeah, most things won't work with the ipad. it has to be pretty low powered. i'm happy my akai lpk25 mini keyboard works fine still
the other option is a usb midi interface. the e-mu midi 1x1 works for me. problem is you have to power up whatever you plug up to it. i've just been using it to connect my ipad to my computer's midi interface. that way you can sequence apps that use core midi (nlog, minisynth, ms-20...)
the ipad sure is a cool little device. too bad it's so amazingly frustrating to do what you want with it though...