iPG-800

iPG-800

by kentai

6 ratings
29 reviews
$4.99 Free

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 18, 2012
  • March 28, 2017

Features

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This app emulates Roland's classic synthesizer programmers for iPad. It allows for detailed control of specific Roland synthesizers, connecting via CoreMIDI. Enjoy hands-on parameter editing for your vintage Roland gear.

Emulates PG-800, PG-300, PG-200, PG-1000
Works with specific Roland synthesizers
CoreMIDI compatible
Supports sysex MIDI interfaces
Wireless MIDI Network support
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What's New in iPG

1.4.2

March 28, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixed Parameter Request Command and Midi channel setting in the D-50 mode. Thanks to John Conway for noticing this bug. iPG-800 is fully compatible with the new Roland D-05. Doesn't support Vecoven V4 Version for the JX-10.

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User reviews

Works on Mac OS!

Was looking for an editor for my alpha Juno - super happy to have something that works! I only rated 4/5 because I can’t type a patch name in, save it, and/or look at all the patches from the editor itself - I still have to use the alpha wheel on the synth to do the naming, and the membrane buttons to select patches. But overall very happy and can confirm it works on Apple silicon Macs (for now…)
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Super JX unleashed

Seems like everyone fell asleep on this for the last few years, but just stopping by to say that this little app is superb. I have the beasty MKS-70, and this little app makes sound creation very accessible.

… Let me ask this - could you possibly develop an MKS-80 app? I’d be the first in line.

Essential if you have a MIDI enabled iPad.

I have only tested this with my Alpha Juno 1 at the moment, but also have a D-50 and a JX-8P to try.

Simply works straight ‘out of the box’ for the Juno, with no noticeable lag. Amazing, No Brainer alternative to getting a dedicated Roland PG programmer - which like much old 80’s gear, are over priced and suffer from reliability issues.

I am using this with an irig 2 interface with no issues whatsoever.
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Works with ease!

Simple and to the point. Makes programming older rolands a breeze. Thanks!

Simply brilliant

I have an MKS-70 and a Alpha Juno 2. Programming has always been a chore.....until now that is. This app has changed the game as far as these synth are concerned. If any of you out there a wondering about this app, buy it, just buy it, you will not regret it.

FAQ

What does the iPG-800 app do?

The iPG-800 app is a MIDI controller for iPad that emulates the functionality of classic Roland synthesizer programmers like the PG-800, PG-300, PG-200, and PG-1000. It allows you to directly control and edit parameters on compatible Roland synthesizers from your iPad.

Which Roland synthesizers are compatible with iPG-800?

This app is designed to work with specific Roland models including the JX-8P, MKS-70, JX-10 (with specific OS versions), Alpha Juno 1+2, MKS-50, HS-80, JX-3P (with specific OS versions), and D-50/D-550. Compatibility may vary with certain operating system versions on some synths.

How does iPG-800 connect to synthesizers?

iPG-800 is a CoreMIDI app. It connects to your compatible Roland synthesizers through CoreMIDI compatible MIDI interfaces that support sysex messages. It can also connect via wireless MIDI Network sessions.

Is iPG-800 free to use?

Based on the provided information, iPG-800 is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

What are the main benefits of using iPG-800?

The primary benefit is gaining hands-on, tactile control over the parameters of your compatible Roland vintage synthesizers directly from your iPad. This offers a more intuitive and efficient workflow compared to editing directly on the synthesizer or using less specialized software.