Apple iPad

One of Zedd's essential pieces of travel gear is his iPad.

Rob Swire tweets "@SteinbergMedia Cubasis on iPad is fucking awesome. Been playing with it all week <3"

At 00:00 there is a white iPad by Apple.

Dimitri Vegas seems to be enjoying his Apple products, tweeting "Love this new Ipad...Macbook next to me exporting files+Apple tv hooked up... Gonna make my couch the office for the next 2 weeks! #reload"

iPad seen in rig running loops through Ableton

iPad can be seen underneath the SPD-SX, uses apps such as LK by Imaginando to control loops through Ableton

In this video, Richie Hawtin demonstrates the features of the Traktor DJ app on his iPad, from planning his track list to performing with it in a club.

Regarding Gorillaz album, "The Fall," Albarn says, "I've made it on an iPad – I hope I'll be making the first record on an iPad," he said. "I fell in love with my iPad as soon as I got it, so I've made a completely different kind of record." Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/gorillaz/53816#cSS5pC5XTiQM5OoR.99

Q: What single piece of equipment do you favor the most, whether on stage or in the studio, and why? Mord Fustang answers: The iPad. I can program a new control layout for each and every show if I want to, just to keep myself as entertained as the crowd.

"Basically, the really cool thing about the iPad, it may sounds kind of obvious, but you can change the interface whilst you are using it. Before I started using the iPad, I was using things like 8 x 8 button-grid controllers to play drum patterns, chop up samples or things like that. The problem with that is you can't change the amount of buttons on the grid. When I'm using the iPad for step-sequencing or sample chopping, I can change what the grid is, which is especially useful when using different time signatures. The iPad definitely opens up a hell of a lot of possibilities for live music applications that I wanted to do for ages. It’s been really cool to be able to realize a few of these, thanks to the iPad!"

In this Music Radar article, Fripp's rig can be seen to include an Apple iPad.

"This tweet was just a remark to other producers or any who is just starting to make beats,is to stop making excuses.."TECHNOLOGY IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT"

The iPad is used to interface with the MacBook Pro, and send MIDI information controlling the visuals of The M Machine's live show.

At 5:12, Jordan Rudess can be seen using Jordantron on his Apple iPad in the live concert at Luna Park.

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Getter uses an IPad to use "Lemur" in its Visceral sets.

"He uses an ipad on the go. He find it to be a great device."

2 ipads one with lemur/touch OSC (3rd rig) and the other one is working the video rigs (4th rig)

In this picture sandro shows his white apple ipad

In an interview with MOGUAI, the producer states that he utilizes 2 Apple iPads in his live setup.

In this picture nizzle is listening to music on the iPad with the beats mixr

At 5:16 as the camera pans left to right in Ulrich's studio we can see his Apple iPad running [Waldorf Nave](https://equipboard.com/items/waldorf-nave-for-ipad).

At 2:15, Vernon says, "The signal is also going to this iPad...using an iOS application called Audiobus."

"He is also using 2 iPads, one with the Liine Lemur software for easy acces to controlling the Logic software on stage and other with MainStage software for MIDI keyboar"

Ólafur Arnalds uses Touch OSC app

At 1:00 in this stage tour video, Iain shows how he uses an iPad connected to Ableton Live for their live show.

Rob Swire tweets "@SteinbergMedia Cubasis on iPad is fucking awesome. Been playing with it all week <3"

At 51 seconds into this video detailing his DJ equipment, James pulls out his iPad, which he says he uses as a controller in Ableton.

uses the iPad in this video

Using the Apple Ipad to add percussion to a beat at 0:55

He mentions that he uses some iPad applications(like Lemur) below the last picture.

Plastikman (richie Hawtin) talks to future music about his live stage setup in bestival 2010

According to this article, 3 iPads are implemented in the Beardytron: two of them control the machine as a whole, and the other is used for extra musical apps.

"For Live I use Ableton Live and an iPad with touchOSC and Osculator (mac) or Pure Data with dsmidiwifi / midiyoke (Windows)."

iPad spotted for either lyrics or setlist cues. TOMMY CASTRO & the Painkillers @ Montreux Jazz Festival 2015

"How are you incorporating the iPad into the chain? There are a few ways to incorporate it. What I am doing is using the internal mic inside the iPad to capture audio on the fly, and then route it back through my pedal board. I am not using it in line for the moment. Dino J.A. Deane hipped me to a really amazing app called Samplr. So I’ve been utilizing this quite a bit lately, capturing my audio and playing this unit and finding new sounds that can then be mutated, distorted, looped, harmonized, etc. with my pedals."

[...] The signal goes into a Morley volume pedal, and then to two Eventide H9s controlled by the iPad. [...]

"I’ve been using an iPad (and various apps) for a while..." - Elaquent

Proof on Facebook.

"Hardware: Custom PC (Windows 10, Intel i7 8 Core), MSI Ghost 4K Laptop, iPad, LG Ultrawide Monitor, Dell Touch Screen Monitor (For Virtual Mixer), Oxygen49 Keyboard, Tascam US-1641 Recording Interface, Scarlett 2i4 Recording Interface, Electro-Harmonix POG Pedal, BOSS Harmonizer Pedal, BBE Sonic Maximizer, Blue Microphones Baby Bottle, CAD GXL 2200 Microphone, Audio-Technica M50x Headphones, M-Audio Studio Monitor Speakers"

DJ Cotts uses the iPad in this video

In this video, Taylorythm are using an iPad running touchAble.

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You can notice it on the her right side, running H9 Control App. In another videoclip produced by Moog Music she plays a Model 15 on iPad.

Live video from audiotree live (performance) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOy6av_whO8

> ???????????????????????????iPad ?App???????????iPad??????????? To her, using the sampler to make songs is limited, so she uses the iPad to create melodies. She uses the iPad because it's easy to carry.

Among the key pieces of gear are the Roland Juno-106 synth (which Dikiciyan first used way back on Quake 2), a Moog Slim Phatty for arpeggiated bass parts, the highly-desirable, retro-futuristic OP-1... and an iPad. Dikiciyan calls the iPad "a legit tool to use as a music pro" and notes that he used the Animoog app on "pretty much every single cue."

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Mentioned by Hardy Fox in an article on his site. > *Codgers on the Moon*, I am pleased to say, was developed and played incorporating two iPads. True, one iPad was controlling a powerful Mac, but the other was an independent sound source and an interactive touch screen. Several iPad programs were used including my favorites, the GEO SYNTH and TC-11.

An Apple iPad can be seen in this live photo

mannix posted on his profile a remix of hotline bling and he was using cute cut on ipad for the editing and album covers

Visible throughout this video about Tofani's "electronic music setup". It is mentioned at 2:02. > At this particular time, I'm using an iPad for controlling the computer. With iPad, I can also play sounds. (...) I like very much electronic music, the capacity of moving the sound and to make some kind of weird composition.