Korg's massively popular synth-suite Gadget has now been updated to version 2.0, codenamed Mountain View.
Alongside some general improvements, the app is now universally available across all iOS devices. A single purchase of Gadget will be supported over iPhone, iPad and iPad Pro.
New features include:
- iCloud synchronisation: Keep up to date by sharing song data between devices
- Chord trigger: Provided on all polyphonic keyboard-type gadgets
- Arpeggiator: Provided on all keyboard-type gadgets
- Insert effects: EQ and compressor added to keyboard-type gadget
- Sequencer enhanced, with zooming using pinch gesture added
- Sequencer enhanced, with one-finger scroll mode (switching in the settings)
- Sequencer enhanced, with Undo/Redo function added
Until February 23, Gadget 2.0 will be available on the App Store at 50% off - £14.99/$19.99. With prices rising back to £29.99/$39.99 thereafter. More information on the update can be found on the Korg app support website.
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