MusicCast Controller vs Dad Gum LoopDeck

Choose what you want to listen to, where and how with MusicCast. MusicCast is a streaming and multi-room audio system built into many Yamaha products, including sound bars, wireless speakers, AV receivers and more. The MusicCast app lets you easily control them all. Music Everywhere -Listen to music throughout your whole home -Listen to the same or different music in each room Stream your favorites -Stream from popular music services or from Internet Radio stations -Access your music library from your smartphone, NAS drive or computer -Stream internal or external content (TV, CD Player, Blu-ray Disc Player, USB, and more) Don't skimp on quality -Supports High Resolution Audio playback (up to 192kHz/24bit) Create wireless setups -MusicCast Stereo: Pair compatible models for a wireless 2-channel or 2.1-channel setup -MusicCast Surround: Pair select models together for the ease of wirelss surround sound Make your music yours -Multiple settings to customize your experience Requirements - iOS 16.0 or higher - A Wi-Fi router and one or more MusicCast-enabled products within the same network Compatible models vary by region. Please refer to the following site for compatible models. https://www.yamaha.com/2/musiccast/ This application performs following functions for purposes described below. - Making a connection under Wi-Fi enabled environment The application uses Wi-Fi function on your mobile terminal for the purpose of operating network-enabled devices. - Accessing to music information stored in your smartphone / tablet This application accesses to music information stored in your smartphone / tablet for the purpose of displaying, playing and editing the music information and/or playlist. To setup your MusicCast devices, this app needs to find your Wi-Fi network as location information. This app doesn’t collect your actual location using GPS or Wi-Fi based positioning technologies.

Dad Gum LoopDeck turns your iPhone into a simple, focused loop pedal. Record a loop, then layer overdub after overdub on top. Share it with a friend, and they can open it in LoopDeck and add their own parts. • Record a base loop after a built-in metronome count-in • Layer overdub tracks, each aligned sample-accurately to your original loop • Undo and redo whole takes • Mute or adjust the volume of each track independently • Tap any track to see its details: source, format, levels, and frequency range • Live waveform view while you record • Share your finished loop as an audio file • Open a shared loop, or any audio file, and record over it • Choose your microphone, including USB audio interfaces, and switch mics without losing your loop • Choose your output: built-in speaker, Bluetooth, or AirPlay • Adjustable mic gain and metronome volume in Settings Tempo and loop length are yours to set: pick a BPM from 40–240, then record your base loop and end it whenever you like. It rounds up to the next bar automatically. An opened file keeps its exact length. Headphones recommended when recording overdubs. No subscriptions, no clutter, just tap record and start building loops.