Uses the accelerometer.
I don't see how that would work either? if the ipad is on a table it won't be moving?
Uses the accelerometer.
I don't see how that would work either? if the ipad is on a table it won't be moving?
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10:53AM There's a toggle for the sustain pedal. "Another thing about a piano is that you can play with dynamics... the sound is different when you tap softly or with force. How do we do that? With the accelerometer."
Ok, quick go on original ipad + Garageband. iRig works (think amplitude might need to lower their prices for their apps!). Akai LPK25 USB keboard + camera connection kit works. This is going to be fun!
Why release it before the ipad2
I don't see how that would work either? if the ipad is on a table it won't be moving?
Why release it before the ipad2
because you're crazy, Charlie?
I hope you'r right, GarageBand looks awesome, but the UK wont get iPad 2 till the end of the month. And I want to play it!
GarageBand needs a piano roll, as it's far too easy to fat finger it when recording keyboard parts.
Of course, I'm looking for Logic on the iPad, and that's probably daft.![]()
Using now on an iPad 1 and it's AWESOME!!! Best app ever.
(not sure what you mean by "piano roll" unless you're talking about the old-timey player piano rolls![]()
I can see this is a very polished App, well done Apple! (1 glitch, hit the high-hat and the floor drum animates too, whoops!)
You can set the keyboard to have larger keys--use the button with the keyboard icon on it on the right hand side. I was fat fingering the heck out of it until I changed it.
(not sure what you mean by "piano roll" unless you're talking about the old-timey player piano rolls![]()
If it's not in this version, I have faith that it'll be in a future version.