MidiQuesti

Testato con iPad Air 2 Korg Trinity e Korg M3r. Impossibile inviare i dati allo strumento. Ciò che modifichi sull’app....resta sull’app....non so se sia dovuto al fatto che é un demo.... ho provato a vedere se era il caso di acquistare gli strumenti, ma ogni strumento costa oltre 100 €...non ci siamo! A seguito della nota ricevuta dallo sviluppatore confermo la mia recensione: la demo serve a poco. La versione completa ha costi eccessivi.

Provato su iPad Air 2 (2gb ram) Ancora problemi di gestione della memoria, frequente il messaggio “insufficient free Ram” (per esempio sul Roland MT32 mi dice Required 985mb!) Possibile che il cubasis funziona a meraviglia anche caricando file audio pesanti e questo editor, avviato da solo senza nessun altro programma aperto, aprendo un modulo vintage come MT-32 non ce la fa? Con questo aggiornamento sembra che funzioni l’acquisto in-app anche se non ho ancora acquistato niente (voglio essere certo che tutto funzioni prima)

Can’t purchase, zooming messes up things, entry lists are impossible to use on air2, can’t open “studio” files. Looking for further developments to update this review...

Nothing has changed since MacOS9.x

I purchased the DSI Tetra editor. The programmer is similar to the discontinued Sound Tower Mopho iOS editor. You can easily edit programs, combis and sequences using an iPad. Please add a Midi keyboard screen so I can edit and test sounds using only the iPad and Tetra. Other functions are good. I tested the MX49 performance editor. This a port of the VYCRO MX editor. This lets you change the Midi channel, velocity and key range of parts 1-16 so you can make complex layers and splits. The MX module has a Midi Keyboard but the keys are too small to play. The MX module fills the entire screen and does not display a "Studio View" arrow. When restarting the app it defaults to MX editor. I cannot select any menu items, buy the module or switch modules unless I delete and re-download the app -- then I lose my Tetra and MX patches... Please fix. A bit of programming will make this a nice iPad synth editor.

This app could be a great, especially for those with vintage synths that need a robust librarian and editor. I own an Ensoniq SD-1, Casio CZ-1, Casio CZ-101, and Korg DW-8000. I purchased the $69 license for the Ensoniq SD-1 because this may be the only iOS apps that provides librarian, editor and Sysex support for this keyboard. Unfortunately after several hours of use, I’ve discovered what the app claims to do only work part of the time. It constantly freezes, then after force closing, settings and edits are lost. I’ve tried being patient, reading the help guide but there don’t appear to be any solutions. For the price of this license, the app should be rock solid and bullet proof. It’s not even close. Other app developers have found a way to create similar apps that are much more reliable and at a far more reasonable price. Please Sound Quest, put some development resources into updating this app, fix the bugs and reliability issues. If you don’t your essentially gouging and scamming users.

This is a nice program. I have ipad and Mac versions. I’ve got several older synths and the midiquest works well for programming and library Roland: D 50 XP 50 XP 30 JV 2080 JV 1010 also have yamaha VL 1m and kurzweil K 2000 synths I have newer synths for library use. (programming too but not needed) Dave Smith: P12 Rev 2 I’ve found customer support to be responsive and helpful.

[Updated to reflect changes] Why are there THREE versions of this app on the App Store? Like other reviewers said before me: This is ALPHA-quality software. I don't understand why it was released in this state. This cannot do anyone any good; certainly not Sound Quest. I don't understand this company. Their website is always out of date, their products cost too much, and their product usability and reliability is poor. Read some MIDIQuest threads on the KVR and GearSlutz forums, because I'm not alone in this impression. My experience: I got MIDIQuest stuck in the TC Helicon VoiceWorksPlus editor (which is tiny, by the way). There was no way to exit the editor. No menus, no buttons (the tool bar from the top of the MIDIQuest GUI is not present in this view), no keyboard commands, NOTHING gets me back to the rest of the application. Even QUITTING and restarting the app doesn't get me out of the editor. The developer responded to a KVR thread about this issue. He claimed that a two-finger tap would exit the "custom editors", which I tested, and it did nothing at all. He has added an invisible and tiny touch area in the upper left corner of the "custom editors" which backs out to the main screen. This clumsily addresses the issue. This is NOT good development. Sound Quest informed me via KVR posting that the majority of the editors use OS text rendering, but the one I was looking at, created by Psicraft, used custom bitmapped text for some reason. While this EXPLAINS the reason for the ugly text, it does NOTHING to ADDRESS the problem. People are rightly trashing this product. I expect Sound Quest to rage-quit or bash their own users for making legit complaints about the product. What else is there to expect when this is the level of care shown to users? Pricing: you have to buy each editor individually. This would be a great model for selective expense, but the cost of the individual editors is ridiculous, far exceeding the cost of the desktop application with just a few devices purchased. This is an example of the continued ridiculous cost for Sound Quest products. On the desktop he must get away with this kind of thing(??). On iOS? I highly doubt these prices will work. Most apps don't cost $50, let alone individual IAPs costing $50-$90. Patch Base, even with its ugly editors, has better prices. I own an Alesis QS8 editor with a better GUI that's a dedicated application on Windows, and it never cost me more than $49; Sound Quest wants $90 for a wo

Don’t bother. This makes horrible use of screen real estate and is not close to justifying the per-synth editor cost. It’s clearly made by someone who thinks “it’s functional” is where you stop, with no sense of design or usability. UPDATE: It also seems the IAP won’t present anything but the $249 all-instruments option, even if you do cave and decide to swallow the $69 for one instrument.

The price to license a single synth editor is either a joke or a bug. Uninstalled. But thanks for the chuckle.