Sonic TOUCH ep 34: Korg Gadget Update and iConnect MIDI 4+

US Two major updates to previous Gold Award winners      09/09/14

Hosts
Gaz Williams -gazwilliams.me
Nick Batt - editor sonicstate.com

Welcome to another episode of sonic TOUCH - the show dedicated to music creation on the touchscreen device. Two major updates to previous sonic TOUCH Gold Award Winners. First up the iConnectivity iConnect MIDI 4+ adds another iPad port, USB host port, MIDI over ethernet and four MIDI ports too. We love it! Next up is the Korg Gadget update which adds several major features - landscape mode, two new devices and major Ableton Liver integration which really ups the stakes.

Two really excellent products just got better.

UPDATE: Disabling Audio Pass Through Via Navi Retlav Inside iConfig ( on pC ) go to Audio Info Tab. You can set audio buffer there, and at the bottom you have the USB Device Jacks section , just disable iOS jacks and apply / reset. Now your audio will came out out of regular ipad speaker/headphones. One more thing. I had some issues on windows with clock sync, and I found that it was caused by Asio4All. There is a new updated version of that driver and it fixes the issues ;)

 

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