Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Tenori-On iPad MIDI Output & Sync Demo
YouTube Published on Mar 9, 2012 by flx04
Part one below.
"This video tutorial shows off some of the MIDI output functionality of Yamaha's Tenori-On (TNR-i) iOS App.
You can use the Tenori-On App to sequence external hardware and software, like synthesizers or DAWs. I'm showing a MFB Nanozwerg, a MFB 522 Drum Machine and a MicroKorg in this video, as well as Ableton Live. Each Tenori-On layer corresponds to a MIDI channel, so you could output up to 16 different sequences at the same time. Apart form regular step-sequencer score layers, there are also random layers, bounce layers and more, to mix your sequences up a bit.
I'm using the Apple Camera Connection Kit and a USB-to-MIDI Cable to connect the iPad to Ableton Live. Other DAWs and CoreMIDI compatible interfaces like the Alesis I/O Dock, Line6 MIDI-Mobilizer II or the iRig MIDI should work as well.
The iPad 1 in this video runs iOS 5.0.1.
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The video was filmed with a Canon EOS T2i (550D).
Check out my iPad music on SoundCloud:
http://soundcloud.com/flixxx/tracks"
iTunes:
TNR-i - US - Yamaha Corporation of America
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Tenori-On iPad MIDI Input & Sync Demo
Published on Mar 7, 2012 by flx04
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