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From: "'Scott E. Whitehead' scottewhitehead@... [xl7]"
To: "xl7@yahoogroups.com"
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 4:18 PM
Subject: Re: [xl7] New file uploaded to xl7

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Sorry, you did not miss a discussion.�

TB MIDI Stuff is an ipad app. �I have noticed that when vendors are lagging on getting an editor out for some synths, the hoi polloi have created their own using this app. �Sort of like ctrlr but for ipad. �More like touchosc, actually.�� I have also noticed that the accompanying posts often come across as an ad for the app, which this is not. �This is my first patch and it tests out although I did not reimport it and re-test.�

It does make me kick myself for not doing it sooner. �It would basically be no effort to make a screen with all of the knobs on it so that you could edit multiple channels�live.   Editing the non-knob values is still the same old drill although prodatum and proteus work to an extent.�

I am using an iPad mini, a 30 pin to lightning adapter,�an iconnectmidi2 and a proteus 2000 or mp7.�

As an aside, the two editors, proteum and prodatum�both work great with the interface and proteus 2000. �I got the 2k�to make patch�editing easier, which it definitely has because of these tools.  You can send the files to the CS if you want to use the sequencer.�

As for wireless, there are wireless midi options on the ipad, I think the main one is called wist. �It's a little off-topic but I've found the ipad sequencers liberating.

Scott

On Tuesday, June 24, 2014, D F Tweedie bienpegaito@... [xl7] <xl7@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

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I probably missed a discussion on this, but, Scott, would you or someone else describe exactly what is required to use this app?

For example, is it a free standing app or a template requiring some other software on the iPad?

What else do you need? Do you require something like the peripherals from IK Multimedia to run a midi cable from your ipad?

Are there any wireless solutions where you can have the E-Mu attached to a device via midi cable and the device can receive commands from the iPad wirelessly (or through your network)?

I'd like to get a mental picture of all entailed in addition to the iPad and the synth.

Thanks.

DF

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From: "xl7@yahoogroups.com" <xl7@yahoogroups.com>
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 12:28 PM
Subject: [xl7] New file uploaded to xl7

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Hello,

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File : /Appz/EMU4.tbms
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Description : TB MIDI Stuff Ipad App panel to control volume, cutoff, rez, attack and release on the first four MIDI channels and MIDI A-H on channel 16, This presumes you've got CH16 set up as your effects and are using patch cords for Send 1-4 A/B. Also, you can change the patch on CH 1-4. Feedback most welcome.

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