Re: iPad midi

[Charles Zwicky <cazwicky@earthlink.net>]

There are several ways to use MIDI with an iPad,  the cheapest is to 
get the Apple "Camera Connection Kit" and a compatible USB midi 
controller.  There are also direct MIDI interfaces by Line 6 and 
Yamaha, and of course the Alesis IO has built-in MIDI, audio and 
docking facilities.



> I'm the first to point out I'm a complete midi retard. I try to get 
> old acoustic instruments sound electronic via looping. That being 
> said I have a cheap cheesy midi controller (akai 25 key, I really 
> don't know how good or bad it is. The price was right)
> I have a myriad of things to hook it up to. I have small netbook 
> hacintosh, windows 7 and linux netbooks at my disposal. I have 
> iPhones and iPads.
> Which route should I take to make strange sounds? 
> There are so many good apps for IPad (the fairlight mentioned on 
> this list really intrigued me) but how will I control with my 
> controller?
>
> Chaz
>
> Sent from my iPhone


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