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⭐️3.1 / 5
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🙌7
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📦w/o updates
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All Versions of Nord Beat 3

3.0

October 26, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. iOS 11 compatibility added and bugfix related to BPM when synchronizing to MIDI Clock.
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2.0.2

April 9, 2014

* Fixed a bug that could cause songs created in version 1.x to not appear in the Song list. * Improved iOS7 compatibility * Minor GUI tweaks
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2.0.1

October 23, 2013

* iOS7 fixes * Added support for 8 Banks * Loading a song saved with a program will now wait until user answers "yes" or "no" on program change question before loading.
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2.0

July 1, 2013

Nord Beat version 2 includes the following features: - Step sequencer expanded to support 6 tracks - Added Flam, 32th and 32 triplet modifiers for individual steps - New MIDI settings menu with flexible MIDI output routings - Send and receive MIDI Clock Sync - Added the option to save a Program Change together with a program
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1.1

December 3, 2012

Nord Beat can now run in the background Retina graphic fix

1

July 20, 2012

Price History of Nord Beat 3

Description of Nord Beat 3

Nord Beat 3 is a free 6-track CoreMIDI Step Sequencer for iPad and a perfect companion for the Nord Drum 3P and Nord Drum 2 Modeling Percussion Synthesizers. It can also be used with any external MIDI drum module, synth or sampler (or even other iPads app via Virtual MIDI). Features: - 8 Patterns - 3 Velocity levels - Velocity faders - Adjustable pattern length (1-16) - Copy/Paste patterns - Flexible cueing system - Shuffle - Step modifiers for Flam, 32th and 32 triplet notes - Mute button for each track - Tap Tempo - Pad mode with velocity zones - Load/Save song - MIDI Setup (Channel/Note number) - Flexible MIDI input/output routing - Virtual MIDI support Nord Beat 3 requires a CoreMIDI compatible MIDI interface. See the Nord Beat app in action with the Nord Drum 2 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wnptn_pGXUY Please observe that Nord Beat does not produce audio on its own. It is a MIDI sequencer that sends MIDI messages to a CoreMIDI destination.
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Nord Beat 3: FAQ

Does Nord Beat 3 support iPad devices?

Yes, Nord Beat 3 is compatible with the iPad.
Nord Beat 3 was launched by Clavia Digital Musical Instruments AB.
The minimum iOS version for the Nord Beat 3 app is 9.0.
The overall rating of Nord Beat 3 is 3.1 out of 5, which is okay but could be better.
The App Genre Of Nord Beat 3 Is Music.
The newest version of Nord Beat 3 is 3.0.
Nord Beat 3’s latest update was rolled out on July 7, 2024.
The app was launched on February 5, 2023.
Family-friendly content, no mature themes or violence.
The Nord Beat 3 app is now available in English.
Unfortunately, Nord Beat 3 is not on Apple Arcade.
Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not available within Nord Beat 3.
Unfortunately, Nord Beat 3 is not optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Nord Beat 3

  • Could be so much more...

    I love my Nord Drum 2. This app, while decent, could be SO much more.

    1. Add a sound design mode, where you can edit all of the sound parameters (all values can be controlled via MIDI CC, so why not make it easier for producers to tweak sounds? The hardware interface is great, but I'd like to use my iPad to do it all.

    2. Allow sysex dumps so that you can save/restore your sounds from your iPad. You have the code for the desktop librarian editor... Just put it in this app. Allow those dumps to be accessible via iTunes file sharing

    3. Allow setting the pitch per step.

    4. Allow 4-8 MIDI "parameter locks" elektron style for each voice (let the user choose which paramos to sequence) I've controlled the ND2 this way via my machinedrum and it opens up a world of new sounds. A pain to set up though. Native support for it in your app would be a killer feature.

    5. More pattern space and/or up to 64 steps.

    6. Individual voice track lengths. Because it's 2015.

    7. Ability to record from the virtual pads into the sequence. I'm never going to actually perform with the iPad drum pads, but if I could record what I tap into the sequence, that'd be great. On that note, let me record from my actual nord pad into the sequence.

    8. The 3 levels of velocity is fine for old school sequencing, but you've made an INCREDIBLY nuanced and subtle sound engine... Let me define the velocity 0-127

    If you guys made this a truly pro sequencer/editor for the ND2 I would easily pay $50. I paid that much for Lemur and I have to build the interfaces myself! Offer a deep tool for using the ND2 with no set up on the users part? Absolutely I'd pay top dollar for that.

    Easily my favorite drum module around... Teased with a very primitive app that just scratches the surface.

    3 stars. My gut said 2 just because there are so many more features that are begging to go in here, but since it's a solid app (no crashes or glitches) 2 is a little unfair.
  • Honesty here...

    Nice it's free...enter password...fastest download yet...wait...seems no sound here...jazz fingers all over the screen...40 seconds pass...google search...forum found...8 others posting no sound...just learned its midi only....haste sets in...immediate delete decoded...wait...let patience settle in....ok, go back and actually read reviews..oh wait, there are none...hmm...post review...denied...says not enough reviews established to post...try entering 5 stars instead of 1...will this work...re-submit...in hopes of beating the system...try again a 4th time...Copy select all...8 minutes in....re post....
  • Original Nord Drum Owners, Watch Out

    It does what it's supposed to do. However, one should be aware that this V.2. update completely replaced the original Nord Beat app, which, if used for working with the Nord Drum, means that you will have some issues within this app. It's designed for different hardware, and all of my ~20 or so fully programed tracks saved from the original app no longer open. They do show in the memory of the device, but they aren't openable by any software I've got. Pretty glaring oversight, Nord.