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KB-1 MIDI Keyboard from Kai Aras

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  • senman1000senman1000

    Thanks for running that test, I'm guessing this is the app and not something I'm missing. A quantize function would be essential really otherwise it doesn't take much to throw the whole lot off.

    Am I right in thinking that there's no MIDI in? I was hoping to play some chords on a MIDI keyboard and have the repeat function trigger when keys are played but can't seem to get that running either.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Slush said:
    Does it have a hold function? Just can’t find it..

    Yes. That is what Latch does

  • LuxthorLuxthor
    edited August 2023

    @Slush said:
    Does it have a hold function? Just can’t find it..

    Latch?!

    Edit: Sry, I was too late. espiegel gave an answer already.

  • SlushSlush

    @espiegel123 said:

    @Slush said:
    Does it have a hold function? Just can’t find it..

    Yes. That is what Latch does

    Sometimes I am such a stupid ape. Thanks!

  • pseudophysicspseudophysics

    is this on sale somewhere or is it a mistake?
    https://appagg.com/ios/music/kb-1-keyboard-suite-32337422.html?hl=en

    in germany it costs 15 bucks

  • special_kspecial_k

    Does anyone know if there’s a manual available? If not how configurable are the xy pads? Can you specify a cc for each axis?

  • wimwim
    edited September 2024

    @special_k said:
    Does anyone know if there’s a manual available? If not how configurable are the xy pads? Can you specify a cc for each axis?

    Yes, you can set CC number and midi channel for each axis.
    I don't think there's a manual.

  • special_kspecial_k

    Thanks man …

  • CamblerCambler

    Anyone using KB-1 in Cubasis? It seems it won’t affect live/played midi unless the transport is running. I have the same issue with Harmonicer. I’ve sent a support email to Kai re: Harmonicer but keen to see if others have this issue as well?

  • dobbsdobbs

    Is it just me or do the glide/slide options no longer work?

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    @dobbs said:
    Is it just me or do the glide/slide options no longer work?

    Everything is fine here. The default setting for the slide is CC 74; you can always set this for different values.

  • arnouarnou

    Can someone help how the chord memory works? No manual. only 18 pages here without luck

  • uncledaveuncledave

    @arnou said:
    Can someone help how the chord memory works? No manual. only 18 pages here without luck

    Looks like, you turn it on and play a chord, holding all the notes, maximum 3 notes. Then, play C and it will repeat the notes, possibly "uninverted". For example, I played A C E (Ami), then played C and got C E A (C6?). Play other notes and it will transpose this pattern. Pretty confusing unless you start with a C chord.

  • arnouarnou

    @uncledave said:

    @arnou said:
    Can someone help how the chord memory works? No manual. only 18 pages here without luck

    Looks like, you turn it on and play a chord, holding all the notes, maximum 3 notes. Then, play C and it will repeat the notes, possibly "uninverted". For example, I played A C E (Ami), then played C and got C E A (C6?). Play other notes and it will transpose this pattern. Pretty confusing unless you start with a C chord.

    Ahh, thats not i was looking for. Thank you for the info. I have to find another app where i can hold notes and memorize
    them to a pad or a splitted keyboard or similar...

  • Blipsford_BaubieBlipsford_Baubie

    @arnou said:

    @uncledave said:

    @arnou said:
    Can someone help how the chord memory works? No manual. only 18 pages here without luck

    Looks like, you turn it on and play a chord, holding all the notes, maximum 3 notes. Then, play C and it will repeat the notes, possibly "uninverted". For example, I played A C E (Ami), then played C and got C E A (C6?). Play other notes and it will transpose this pattern. Pretty confusing unless you start with a C chord.

    Ahh, thats not i was looking for. Thank you for the info. I have to find another app where i can hold notes and memorize
    them to a pad or a splitted keyboard or

    Both of these apps are good. Chordpolypad is faster/less fuss for simply achieving what you describe, IMO. Both have strum. Both are audio units, but chordpolypad can also be used standalone. Chordpad has more features.

    Chordpolypad
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chordpolypad/id694599930

    Chordpad
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chordpolypad/id694599930

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