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Andy

OK Elf, Gray Meanie just ordered, from Bax. Cleared rack space, due on Wednesday. There’s two things I’m after, I hope it doesn’t disappoint. I'm opening a book, if anyone is interested... ;) :lol: You have little faith, please. It’ll go like this, it’s wonderful, it’s beyond, it’s a gift from heav...

ef37a wrote: ↑Sat Nov 27, 2021 8:09 am *You are unlikely to find a MIDI 'IN' on a controller because they have no 'sounds' of their own to trigger. But then I know little about MIDI and keys!

Dave.

A quick glance at the rear of my Arturia Keylab 49 reveals a 5pin DIN MIDI In Socket.

Andy

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I would prefer aac... For everyday usage, mp3 is more than enough ... Given that even smartphones have at least 128 gb of memory, I would better opt for lossless quality. So would I... which is why I find it very odd that you recommend two lossy formats. Am I missing something? :crazy: He came back...

There is a way, but it isn't cheap. I have an iConnectMIDI4 which is a USB MIDI interface which uses a special cable to send MIDI to an iPhone/iPad and receive audio from it. https://www.iconnectivity.com/products/midi/iconnectmidi4plus However, it has now been discontinued. The link above has a fur...

Andy

+1 for pick scrape.

Andy

The glory days of guitar rack FX were the late 1980's and 1990's. And I still have the bulk of my guitar rig from that era (not to mention all of my subsequent acquisitions). Now, I have to be up front and admit that I don't own, and have never owned, a single piece of the gear you listed. But that'...

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Of course you need a DFAM or two.

Andy