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Korg module in GarageBand Air3

BasseyBassey
in General App Discussion

I’ve been using Korg Module via IAA in GarageBand and I quit using it because the instruments didn’t seem to be in tune with the GarageBand instruments. I was hoping the AUv3 update would fix this, but it didn’t.
Surely I’m not the only one experiencing this, is there any work around?

Comments

  • SamuSamu
    edited October 2020

    What iPad / iPhone are you using?
    (Oops, Air 3 defaults to 48K, there's the problem).

    This could be related to the dreaded sample-rate issue...
    On my iPad Air 2 (which defaults to 44.1k in GarageBand) I have no issues with things being out of tune.

    I do have 'issues' with the two new Soundpakcs being greyed out in the AUv3,
    They work perfectly in the stand-alone!
    (Tried rebooting and restoring them but no workie, I don't feel like re-installing all modules just to work around a 'bug').

    Cheers!

  • BasseyBassey

    So is there any workaround?

  • GravitasGravitas

    @Bassey said:
    So is there any workaround?

    So far the only workaround that has worked consistently,
    as I also have an Air 3, is to use an external audio interface
    and use that to set the freq to 44.1kHz otherwise the Air 3
    automatically defaults to 48kHz as @Samu has mentioned.

  • Philandering_BastardPhilandering_Bastard

    @Samu said:
    What iPad / iPhone are you using?
    (Oops, Air 3 defaults to 48K, there's the problem).

    This could be related to the dreaded sample-rate issue...
    On my iPad Air 2 (which defaults to 44.1k in GarageBand) I have no issues with things being out of tune.

    I do have 'issues' with the two new Soundpakcs being greyed out in the AUv3,
    They work perfectly in the stand-alone!
    (Tried rebooting and restoring them but no workie, I don't feel like re-installing all modules just to work around a 'bug').

    Cheers!

    I think the current workaround is to load up a preset in stand alone and then save it as a user preset. This should show up in the AU. Haven’t tried this myself, not sure about the IAPs yet.

  • BasseyBassey

    Thanks gentlemen!

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