The iPad and MIDI hardware working together, here's how.

Using various MIDI-compatible apps on your iPad, and the Apple Camera Connection Kit or the Line 6 Midi Mobilizer, it's actually pretty straight forward getting MIDI gear (from today, dating all the way back to the 1980s) to work with your iPad.
Since Apple introduced Core MIDI into iOS 4.2 and above, it's easier than ever to get your iPad working with MIDI devices -- and that's what the video after the break demonstrates. If you've found some interesting music apps for your iPad, but you're struggling to integrate them with your music-setup (or even just use a MIDI keyboard with your iPad) then the video after the break is for you.
[Via Engadget]
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Create Digital Music has put together an interesting video detailing the various ways that you can connect MIDI gear (synthesizers /...
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Nice little diddy on MIDI, but we'll have to get you the first professional MIDI interface for the iPad/iOS 4.2. It's call iConnectMIDI and it is the first "next generation" MIDI interface for iOS, MIDI, USB Mac and PC. This video is pretty clear but there are more on that channel so that you can see the "latency" issue with multiple keyboards or MIDI devices is a non-issue.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzZ0lQ6ON9o
I met this guy at Macworld 2011. The hardware was pretty solid. Happy to see this.
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