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Great use of Apple technology - Northpoint iBand

iJohnHenry said:
This, is your first post?

You must be a publicist. :p
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A publicist would have been much more descriptive... :)

Just a long time lurker who's converting from PCs... Started with an iPhone two years ago, another iPhone for my wife a year ago, then another iPhone for the oldest teenager (he paid for it), then an iPad as a emergency back up for a broken Sony Vaio Z this spring, then a MBP i7 after giving up on the Vaio Z, an iMac for the parents this Christmas...

Got sucked in and thought this a great use of the iPad and the iPhone (and it perhaps made me feel like all the recent Apple purchases were just that smarter)!
 
iJohnHenry said:
Edit: I have now deigned to watch the link. I am unimpressed, from a musical standpoint. Sorry.
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Perhaps you should have said, "Bah humbug!"

I chose the title more because of the clever use of iPad and iPhone as opposed the music...
 
I loved it!

Agreed, pretty silly from a musical standpoint, but clearly tongue-in-cheek and lots of fun.

I laughed when I saw the iPad tambourine.

I laughed even harder at the Autotune singer.

Then I saw the slap rattle and I cracked up.

I want those apps! :D
 
North Point is a very Mac-heavy church. North Point's in house tech team are the guys who started Renewed Vision, the company that makes ProPresenter, ProVideoPlayer, and ProVideoSync. AMAZING presentation tools not just for church environments but wonderful for concerts and even other spaces. Their products allow presentation that used to require expensive hardware to be done on off-the-shelf Macs and consumer level video hardware such as Matrox's Triple Head2Go products. Amazing stuff. I've worked with it for a few years, have no financial connection to the company but I love what they're doing - http://propresenter.com
 
Wow, I didn't know that... but that certainly makes sense.

My church uses ProPresenter and we love it. We use it to project song lyrics, announcements, speaker slides, slide shows, video clips, etc. and they appear elegantly and smoothly. I've used ProPresenter at training seminars and even social events where we just needed a simple slideshow running. It's a great program. Not cheap by any means, but it does a great job.
 
Don't panic said:
very cool.:)
is it one application that does multiple instruments or all independent applications?
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They look like independent applications, at least some of them.

The "Feliz Navidad" singing robot synth is "BeBot" ($1.99, and a very entertaining download I might add :D )
 
I enjoyed the novelty of that but the performance aspect was lacking.:p

When someone can figure out how to really look like they're jamming playing an iPhone, they'll be superstars!
 
That's pretty cool! However, I wouldn't pay money to attend that concert; I'd rather go to A Day to Remember concert instead. Good thing we have YouTube for this type of stuff though.
 
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