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Korg Module on iOS 13

HokieKevHokieKev
in General App Discussion

When I run Korg Module on iOS 12 (on an old iPod Touch) it works fine. But if I run it on either of my two newer iPads (a 10.5 and a 12.9) the latency makes it so sluggish as to be unusable. I’ve checked all the advanced buffer and voices settings. Has anyone else noticed this?

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  • HokieKevHokieKev

    Yes, I’m using Korg Module Pro. Also, I’ve not tested all the patches to see if it is laggy across all of them. But I notice this latency/performance issue with the Ivory American D piano patches. I love those; but sadly they are so laggy as to be unusable under iOS 13. Everything worked great on iOS 12. Really wish I did not upgrade to iOS 13.

  • cloudswimmercloudswimmer
    edited December 2019

    @HokieKev said:
    Yes, I’m using Korg Module Pro. Also, I’ve not tested all the patches to see if it is laggy across all of them. But I notice this latency/performance issue with the Ivory American D piano patches. I love those; but sadly they are so laggy as to be unusable under iOS 13. Everything worked great on iOS 12. Really wish I did not upgrade to iOS 13.

    What are you using for a midi/audio interface? Is it laggy with the onscreen keyboard? Are your iPads the USB-C Pro’s?

  • HokieKevHokieKev

    My main setup is Kurzweil PC3 -> Hardwired MIDI -> Korg PlugKey -> Lightning Connection to iPad 10.5.

  • cloudswimmercloudswimmer

    @HokieKev said:
    My main setup is Kurzweil PC3 -> Hardwired MIDI -> Korg PlugKey -> Lightning Connection to iPad 10.5.

    Hmmm .. ok, I just bought Korg Module and the Ivory American D myself, and I have a 2nd generation 12.9 with 4gb ram running IOS 13, an Apogee Duet interface running USB midi into a Novation SL61mkII midi controller keyboard. So far I’ve just ran it with old Cubasis projects and swapped the pianos in them to the Module one. I’ll fire up my midi keyboard asap and actually physically play something with it and report back. It’s an excellent sounding piano for sure, I think I like it better than Ravencroft, and it’s actually just as good if not better than my full fledge Ivory on my desktop computer. Hopefully you can get this ironed out.

    Chris

  • HokieKevHokieKev

    Hey, I just wanted to let everyone know, in case you run into this problem. I deleted and reinstalled the Korg Module Pro software (and all in app purchases) and did a hard reset/reboot of the iPad and it totally fixed the problems. So if anyone runs into laggy performance on Korg Module Pro you may want to try that.

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