Hi, I'm an Android user, not an iPhone user.
Yet for live performances, I'd like to buy an old iPhone just to run Pianoteq.
Which old IPhone model is reasonably suitable for live performances (jazz, pop)?
Would it run smoothly with no latency issues?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Paolo
Hi, I'm an Android user, not an iPhone user.
Yet for live performances, I'd like to buy an old iPhone just to run Pianoteq.
Which old IPhone model is reasonably suitable for live performances (jazz, pop)?Would it run smoothly with no latency issues?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Paolo
Why not an iPad instead?
'Cause there's more choice for used iPhones. Since I only need it as a "Pianoteq machine", I want to find the cheapest solution. Besides, I already have an Android tablet.
pflying wrote:Hi, I'm an Android user, not an iPhone user.
Yet for live performances, I'd like to buy an old iPhone just to run Pianoteq.
Which old IPhone model is reasonably suitable for live performances (jazz, pop)?Would it run smoothly with no latency issues?
Thanks in advance for your help.
PaoloWhy not an iPad instead?
'Cause there's more choice for used iPhones. Since I only need it as a "Pianoteq machine", I want to find the cheapest solution. Besides, I already have an Android tablet.
dikrek wrote:pflying wrote:Hi, I'm an Android user, not an iPhone user.
Yet for live performances, I'd like to buy an old iPhone just to run Pianoteq.
Which old IPhone model is reasonably suitable for live performances (jazz, pop)?Would it run smoothly with no latency issues?
Thanks in advance for your help.
PaoloWhy not an iPad instead?
Ok. I have an older iPad with an A10 CPU and it’s more than enough for it. iPhones have the same CPUs so any iPhone with A10 and up will for sure work fine.
If you want to be able to update the OS then you may need to search what iPhone model will be cut off from updating to iOS 26.