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Yamaha Keyboard Arp & Drum Pad (iPad)
Keyboard Arp & Drum Pad is a Core MIDI application that transmits notes to external MIDI instruments and includes a keyboard, arpeggiator and assignable drum pads. You can play the built-in keyboard, trigger arps and play various patterns of instruments like drum, keyboard, or guitar.
Also the drum pads let you play drum phrases or assign the multiple notes on one pad and play chords.You can set the Keyboard Arp and Drum Pad to different channels so you can play drum beats and pad chords along with the sequence phrases run by the arpeggiator.
*Yamaha MOTIF XF offers you WiFi connectivity which enables wireless control.
*If you use the Yamaha i-MX1 iPhone/iPad MIDI Interface, you can connect to any MIDI instrument.
FEATURES:
Keyboard Arpeggiator
- You can choose from 342 arps including many different instrument categories.
- Each arp phrase can be modified in real time for swing, beat stretch, octave range and variation
Drum Pad
- Each of the 16 Drum Pads can have up to 5 notes with assignable velocities so you can play chords or layered percussion with one pad.
- You can even split the pads in half and assign different notes or velocities to the left side and right sides of the pad.
- A learn mode makes it easy to program the pads directly from the MOTIF XF.
- 64 user templates
Tap Tempo
- A Tap Tempo feature allows you to quickly set the Tempo of the arps
Ribbon Controller
- A Ribbon Controller let’s you control Velocity, Pitch and 2 Assignable Parameters
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IT DOESN’T WORK FOR ME, I DON’T HAVE A CONTROLLER AND IT DOESN’T PLAY ANY SOUNDS AND NOWHERE DOES IT SAY THAT YOU NEED A CONTROLLER… THIS IS A PURE WASTE OF MONEY… BUY THE AKAI SYNTHSTATION BETTER AND CHEAPER AND IT DOES WHAT IT SAY IN SO MANY WAYS… THIS YAMAHA ARP AND DRUM PAD IS PURE CRAP… THEY DON’T SAY THAT YOU NEED A CONTROLLER FOR IT TO WORK… IT DOESN’T WORK ON THE IPAD 1… THEY NEED TO FIX IT ASAP.
No it doesn’t need a controller, it “IS” a controller. It controls external midi synths and soft synths if connected to a computer. That’s why it has no sounds, it explains this within the first few lines of the description.