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Inter-device audio through the lighting cable to OSX Works now after the update!
And finally we have MIDI - even BT MIDI.
iDS-10 is now a usable instrument. Yay.
Yeah I'm definitely happy about that. I figured it would come eventually and I hope they'll add MIDI Learn at some point.
Very basic MIDI support though. Fixed channels and no source selection. Good thing we have MidiFlow ...
If there is no way to get audio from anything but the internal iPhone speakers how on earth do they make the promotion videos ? Mic'ing the iPhone ? I find that very hard to believe given the quality of this:@Kaikoo said:
Hi,
A question for both Nintendo and iDS-10 users. It may be a dumb question and a subjective feeling, but from the demos I have heard, the DS-10 on the Nintendo sounds better to my ears (“tighter”) than the iDS-10 app. Do any users who own both confirm this? I was thinking of getting a Nintendo DSi for this!
Thanks.
I have it on DSi. Still use it. I don’t know about tighter, whatever that means; the limitations of the platform and the difficulties of integrating it are what makes it worthwhile to me. Same with Nanoloop on a Gameboy btw.
Yes, I understand that. Funny how we look for limitations to make things more fun.
So, soundwise, you would say the sound is the same between the two yes?
So, I just did an A/B comparison between the two. iDS-10 sounds more polished and is of course much better specified (voice synth etc.). DS-10 sounds more raw, more lo-fi. It could use a compressor though.
Thanks a lot. Maybe it is that raw sound that I like. I have been “blind listening” to a youtube playlist of a producer, with songs on the DS-10 plus and others on the iPad Gadget, and no doubt, whenever I said “I like this song, this sound!” and went to see it was always the DS-10 plus! Will have to get me one...
BTW: the DSN-12 seems to be more readily available. Would you say it is the same as the DS-10 plus?
I don’t have that, sorry. Looks interesting.
I have ds10 on my dsi xl.. it's a cool app, but I think dsn-12 is much more advanced. You have a lot more channels to play with with.. The things I didn't like: only 1 bar patterns.. and soundwise I prefer apps on my iPad..
This video is one of the best about making music with ds-10. Truly impressive..