Getting Started
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Connecting your iPad controller system
Choose a USB port on your Mac/PC and insert the wide (flat) end of
the USB cable. Connect the cable's small jack end to the iPad. Your
Mac/PC should automatically "see" the new hardware and notify you
that it is ready to use.
Connect the iPad to your Mac/PC via the USB port.
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Refer to page 10 for "Assign the MIDI functions with "iMap "
software"
Assign the MIDI messages to iPad
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Controller Features and Settings
Learning how to effectively and creatively use the functions on your
iPad is simple.
Trigger Pads
There are twelve velocity-sensitive trigger pads on iPad. They can
be set up to control any on/off or touch-sensitive functions, such as
MIDI Machine Controls, drum sounds, pitched notes on any MIDI
sound module or softsynth or any other non-linear functions.
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Michael says: "The pads are very cool! They can do anything the
keyboard can do. So, if you have music that uses pitches that you
can play like a drum, simply assign those key-notes, via the CC
number, to a pad and play the pads instead of having to play the
keyboard. This is especially good for hits and percussive effects of
all kinds."
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