iGrand Piano and iLectric Piano iOS Apps Now Audiobus Compatible

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iGrand Piano and iLectric Piano iOS Apps Now Audiobus Compatible

Use them with Audiobus-compatible music apps like AmpliTube and Garageband

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Thanks to this recent update, you can use the amazing lush sounds of iLectric Piano and ultra realistic sounds of iGrand Piano with Garageband or the multi-track recorder in AmpliTube by simply launching Audiobus and connecting the apps together. Connecting apps in Audiobus is much like using cables to connect various pieces of gear together. It's simple to use, and fun.

Audiobus is a music utility app that lets mobile musicians route audio between their favorite music apps. It connects the output of compatible apps together, allowing mobile music apps to be used much like plug-ins for DAWs, thus greatly expanding their usefulness and creative potential.

iLectric Piano for iPad puts the world's most revered electric pianos right at players' fingertips. It features 20 authentic, rich and warm-sounding instruments, complimented by a vast array of effects to custom tailor and perfect the sound for the mood. It also features an in-app purchase expansion pack that adds another 20 classic models to the mix. iLectric Piano is Core MIDI compatible, so any device that supports Core MIDI on the iPad, like IK Multimedia's iRig KEYS controller and the iRig MIDI interface, will provide the ultimate plug-and-play experience.

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iGrand Piano for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch puts a gallery of world class pianos on your mobile device, providing concert quality piano tones from 18 classic piano styles.  iGrand Piano also features full MIDI controllable effects parameters to truly customize the sound and ambience of the instrument.  iGrand Piano also features a built-in recorder to capture ideas or performances when not being used with Audiobus.  When the composition calls for great piano tone, iGrand Piano delivers in grand style.

Other Enhancements
With our "Background Audio" switch in Settings, iGrand Piano and iLectric Piano (also now with SampleTank) were always able to play in the background when you needed to switch to non-audio apps. However, when another audio app was launched, iGrand Piano would stop playing and relinquish the device's audio output to the new audio app. Now with this update, iGrand Piano or iLectric Piano you can continue playing them in the background, even with another audio app open. This means that you can layer iGrand Piano with iLectric Piano and SampleTank or any other audio app that supports this, or you can send MIDI information on multiple channels to play different parts on the various instruments simultaneously. Don't want to do that? To simply play your audio apps one at a time, go to settings and switch "Background Audio" off.

Price and AvailabilityiLectric Piano and iGrand Piano with Audiobus compatibility are available now, and are free updates for existing users. iLectric Piano for iPad is available on the App Store for $19.99/€17.99. iGrand Piano for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is available on the App Storesm for $19.99/€17.99. Free versions of both apps are also available.  Audiobus sells separately on the App Store for only $9.99/€8.99.

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---Will it store edits yet?

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Scott Murrell wrote:---Will it store edits yet?
That wasn't on the table for this update. Your request had been relayed though, while this was in progress but I do not have information about any addition of this feature. Please feel free to also request it directly at http://www.ikmultimedia.com/contact-us/ ... IKForm.php Thanks!

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Thanks for the update!

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Carey

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Peter, do you know what the app store description means when it says "up to 64 note polyphony"?
(I'm guessing some patches double up on samples?)

Is the polyphony the same for different devices (ipod, ipad etc.) and does the free version have the full polyphony available?
"All generalizations are false".
"Don't quantize me bro"!

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martygras wrote:Peter, do you know what the app store description means when it says "up to 64 note polyphony"?
(I'm guessing some patches double up on samples?)

Is the polyphony the same for different devices (ipod, ipad etc.) and does the free version have the full polyphony available?
Free version does indeed have the same polyphony and "up to 64 note polyphony" does mean that it will vary based on the device and resource availability.

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Thanks Peter.
I'm still happily using an iPad 2 and an iPad 1st gen using an 88 key weighted controller with sustain/sostenuto pedals.

Is there a chart of which devices will give the 64 note polyphony and which will be a little challenged?
"All generalizations are false".
"Don't quantize me bro"!

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martygras wrote:Thanks Peter.
I'm still happily using an iPad 2 and an iPad 1st gen using an 88 key weighted controller with sustain/sostenuto pedals.

Is there a chart of which devices will give the 64 note polyphony and which will be a little challenged?
I had an older cheat sheet for SampleTank but I'm not sure it is exactly the same or up to date. I will check to see if I can get more current information. Thanks!

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