Topic: Product idea: modified Pianoteq for the iPad
Hello Modartt team
With the introduction of CoreMIDI in iOS 4.2 you could say that iPad is now open for business. How about a iPianoteq?
- CuriousDan
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- doug
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I dream of this. Or a iPod Touch Pianoteq for that matter.
- EvilDragon
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Not sure how iPad would react on fff.
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- BazC
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Pianoteq on iPad would be fantastic but it currently only has a 1GHz processor I think? Maybe a bit underpowered for Pianoteq, maybe in a generation or two?
- EvilDragon
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Next iPad should have a dualcore.
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- BazC
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Wishful thinking or reliable rumour? Would be great if it's true!
- EvilDragon
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Rumours. Not sure how reliable, but a lot of them make sense: http://www.techradar.com/news/computing...now-900232
Last edited by EvilDragon (05-01-2011 02:29)
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Interesting, thanks for the info!
- CuriousDan
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In a couple of years there will be plenty of tablets around. Just look at Asus, they are showing four different models at CES right now! I was just mentioning the iPad,because it's so hot and sexy...
- BazC
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I've just read that Korg have a synth iPad app that uses midi in iOS4.2 via the iPad camera connection kit so this is completely doable now, provided iPad has enough oomph for the calculations of course!
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My netbook is about the same size as an iPad, and it has a tactile keyboard. I think it's sexier than an iPad. Plus, it runs Pianoteq now, today.
Greg.
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