I just downloaded it yesterday - noticed there was not chat here so I thought I would mention it. The iPhone remote is out. I don't think it is fully functional yet but the basic transport stuff works very well and is absolutely cool as hell. You will need to go to http://www.steinberg.net/en/support/steinberg_support_downloads.html then to the popup window for Content and Accessories and click on Steinberg SKI Remote. Its the little app you need to make connection with your iphone from you computer. Then when you install it you'll need to set it up in devices by clicking the + at the top left and adding it. If you want a password you check the box on the right inside the SKI panel. I've tried it out. I can't see that my arming track feature talked about is functioning. Start, stop, rewind, fast forward, record all work fine though. My guess is that there will be a bunch of bathroom sounding vocals pretty soon - but then that is probably a very good thing. Enjoy
Danny T schreef: > I've tried it out. I can't see that my arming track feature talked > about is functioning. Start, stop, rewind, fast forward, record all > work fine though. Is it fast enough? I would expect a really immediate response from a remote. Jos. -- Ardis Park Music www.ardispark.nl
On Jun 1, 2:35 pm, Jos Geluk <> wrote: > Danny T schreef: > > > I've tried it out. I can't see that my arming track feature talked > > about is functioning. Start, stop, rewind, fast forward, record all > > work fine though. > > Is it fast enough? I would expect a really immediate response from a remote. > > Jos. > > -- > Ardis Park Musicwww.ardispark.nl Its really fast on what I tried it for. I just tested it with a vocal track punching in and out, rewind and all of that. I think it works exactly as fast as any other control surface including the monitor and mouse. I'm sure there is a millisecond delay but I could never tell.
Danny T wrote: > I just downloaded it yesterday - noticed there was not chat here so I > thought I would mention it. > > The iPhone remote is out. I don't think it is fully functional yet but > the basic transport stuff works very well and is absolutely cool as > hell. Do you have to have the phone on in the studio to use this?
On Jun 1, 8:11 pm, Swanny <> wrote: > Danny T wrote: > > I just downloaded it yesterday - noticed there was not chat here so I > > thought I would mention it. > > > The iPhone remote is out. I don't think it is fully functional yet but > > the basic transport stuff works very well and is absolutely cool as > > hell. > > Do you have to have the phone on in the studio to use this? You have to have it in touch with your wifi connection. I can actually run cubase from my yard if I had a reason to. I've been playing with this for a while now. There are some functions that I can't seem to make work or I have misunderstand what they were suppose to do but other then that I think I can't live without this. I'd by an iphone just for this app - really! A completely portable transport for free for cubase ROCKS! I can move around from instrument to instrument and never drag a mouse or keyboard again. Talk about freedom. I still cant tweak the pres from the other side of the glass but I can run the transport and that is a major step up in ease.
Danny T wrote: > On Jun 1, 8:11 pm, Swanny <> wrote: >> Danny T wrote: >>> I just downloaded it yesterday - noticed there was not chat here so I >>> thought I would mention it. >>> The iPhone remote is out. I don't think it is fully functional yet but >>> the basic transport stuff works very well and is absolutely cool as >>> hell. >> Do you have to have the phone on in the studio to use this? > You have to have it in touch with your wifi connection. I can actually > run cubase from my yard if I had a reason to. > > I've been playing with this for a while now. There are some functions > that I can't seem to make work or I have misunderstand what they were > suppose to do but other then that I think I can't live without this. > I'd by an iphone just for this app - really! A completely portable > transport for free for cubase ROCKS! I can move around from instrument > to instrument and never drag a mouse or keyboard again. Talk about > freedom. I still cant tweak the pres from the other side of the glass > but I can run the transport and that is a major step up in ease. OK, provided you can turn off the phone transmitter to prevent any stray interference. I don't have an iPhone, so I don't know. I guess it could also work with the iPod touch, which does not have a phone in it if it uses WiFi?
Swanny wrote: > OK, provided you can turn off the phone transmitter to prevent any > stray interference. I don't have an iPhone, so I don't know. I guess > it could also work with the iPod touch, which does not have a phone > in it if it uses WiFi? Yes, the ipod TOUCH also works. Even though, an ipod is probably not as megacool as an iphone. Anyway, I don´t care about either... ;-)
On Jun 2, 7:05 am, "Phil W" <> wrote: > Swanny wrote: > > OK, provided you can turn off the phone transmitter to prevent any > > stray interference. I don't have an iPhone, so I don't know. I guess > > it could also work with the iPod touch, which does not have a phone > > in it if it uses WiFi? > > Yes, the ipod TOUCH also works. Even though, an ipod is probably not as > megacool as an iphone. > > Anyway, I don´t care about either... ;-) Face it, if you have an iPhone people will love your music more because you are mega cool and it will naturally show through Anyway, I've been loving this thing since I downloaded it. I guess I really hate wires and never really understood how much until now. As for the iPHone part of the the setup, you can silence your phone so you don't hear anything. All you do is flip a switch on the side and silent. If someone calls you will see a few seconds of a message saying you have a call but if you ignore it then it will go back to your counter - BUT I am guessing at that since I have not had any calls while using it yet. That is what happens with other apps. The cubase ic might block that and I just haven't realized it yet. I told my wife last night that I thought it would be worth having the iphone for the remote all by itself. Maybe it does more for me then for others but the freedom really is amazing. I know the new school needs to look at pictures but we old schoolers never had anything but a triangle and spinning tape reel to look at. Having the time and everything in front of me is more then I need to play along and get the the song to media (funny - just typed tape and had to fix it I really feel like I went back in time for comfort. Old school was much easier for me.
On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 11:13:43 -0700 (PDT), Danny T <> wrote: >On Jun 2, 7:05 am, "Phil W" <> wrote: >> Swanny wrote: >> > OK, provided you can turn off the phone transmitter to prevent any >> > stray interference. I don't have an iPhone, so I don't know. I guess >> > it could also work with the iPod touch, which does not have a phone >> > in it if it uses WiFi? >> >> Yes, the ipod TOUCH also works. Even though, an ipod is probably not as >> megacool as an iphone. >> >> Anyway, I don´t care about either... ;-) > >Face it, if you have an iPhone people will love your music more >because you are mega cool and it will naturally show through > >Anyway, I've been loving this thing since I downloaded it. I guess I >really hate wires and never really understood how much until now. > >As for the iPHone part of the the setup, you can silence your phone so >you don't hear anything. All you do is flip a switch on the side and >silent. If someone calls you will see a few seconds of a message >saying you have a call but if you ignore it then it will go back to >your counter - BUT I am guessing at that since I have not had any >calls while using it yet. That is what happens with other apps. The >cubase ic might block that and I just haven't realized it yet. > >I told my wife last night that I thought it would be worth having the >iphone for the remote all by itself. Maybe it does more for me then >for others but the freedom really is amazing. I know the new school >needs to look at pictures but we old schoolers never had anything but >a triangle and spinning tape reel to look at. Having the time and >everything in front of me is more then I need to play along and get >the the song to media (funny - just typed tape and had to fix it >I really feel like I went back in time for comfort. Old school was >much easier for me. > I don't have an iPhone...can I use the controls from my washing machine to work Cubase?!!.........LL
