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if you did want to try an iPad-only setup, GarageBand may be the weakest option of the apps I mentioned, because its MIDI implementation is particularly limited. (You could also always start with one and then add the other.) If you're okay with that budget and with setting up more gear. I dislike the idea of lugging a huge workstation keyboard around to gigs, and softsynths are more powerful in any case.

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Short version: Best solution is probably Mac Mainstage AND an iPad. Alternatives to Mainstage for Live Performance Im looking to get a new live keyboard setup, based around softsynths. Even people using Mainstage may well also already have an iPad on stage for things like lyrics/chords, so if it's going to be there anyway.

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How many computers can I install MainStage on View Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions for detailed information.

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Obviously the cost of using a Mac AND an iPad exceeds the cost of using either one alone, but a lot of people already have both devices so that isn't necessarily a factor. Check the Logic Pro technical specifications What's new in MainStage View the MainStage Release notes for detailed information Is a trial version of MainStage available There is no trial version of MainStage.

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Program drum patterns and melodic parts, create logic pro x software for windows 10 free rhythmic performances, and automate your plug-ins all with a logic pro x software for windows 10 free tap of your finger. That kind of mapping is also very useful for iOS, but may be a little less essential because the iPad form factor and touchscreen makes it a little more easily directly usable at a gig, which I suppose is one reason Apple makes the Remote app for controlling the Mac from the iPad touchscreen. MainStage is built for Apple only and is not compatible with Windows.

Since keyboard/mouse is awkward live, you'll probably want to depend more on defining the controls in your Nektar (or whatever controller you end up using). Mac is definitely far more capable than iOS. Though it's possible that task #2 might be the only one you need to worry about, depending on answers to some questions: On the iPad, this would require a minimum of two apps, one for each task. a keyboard that has MIDI zoning and the ability to send definable MIDI Program Changes built into it will demand less of your software choices than a keyboard that does not.ĭepending on your answers to those questions, one app may do what you need, or you may need two or more apps.įor live performance, Mainstage is basically a combination of two things: (1) A program that allows you to manage the routing of your MIDI keyboards to play/split/layer different hardware and software sounds at different times, and (2) a library of actual sounds that you can play. * what keyboard(s) will you be using to trigger your iOS sounds? Specifically, what kind of MIDI functionality does it have? i.e. * will you be playing only one sound at a time, or will you be splitting/layering multiple sounds? * will all your sounds be coming from the iPad? Or will you also be playing sounds that are built into your keyboard (or some other MIDI source)? But this is where that new Apple Devices app comes in, which you’ll need in order to sync your media with iPhone or iPad over a cable.Click to expand.For live performance, Mainstage is basically a combination of two things: (1) A program that allows you to manage the routing of your MIDI keyboards to play/split/layer different hardware and software sounds at different times, and (2) a library of actual sounds that you can play. With backing tracks, you ask, you can sound like. The Arpeggiator features note-based remote controls and flexible latch modes. It has all your favorite instrument and effect plug-ins from Logic Pro. Take your performance beyond what you can actually perform. And use all your favorite hardware controllers. With the Apple Music app you’ll be able to access Apple Music, as well as your music library. Sound as big as you want with backing tracks. You’ll also still be able to access any rented or purchased content from within the app, too.

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The Apple TV app will provide users with access to TV+ subscription content, as well as other Apple TV channels, like Paramount+ and Showtime. Once the new apps are up and running properly, they’ll bring a much more streamlined experience to Windows users who use Apple services.

We don’t expect you’ll experience major difficulties with these preview versions, but if you'd rather not risk losing content or features temporarily, then play it safe and wait until stable versions of the apps arrive – especially if you rely on podcasts and audiobooks to get you through the day. If you want to try the preview versions of the Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Devices apps, you can click the links below:

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