I don't understand the hype with the ipad and lemur as a midi controller? The drawback on these devices as a controller is that there is no real physical response on what you are trying to control... You are just sliding your finger on a piece of glass compared to pushing a physical button or moving...

I have both and the only software instruments I've purchased or used... All my other instruments are analogue or difital hardware... Great vst's for the $$$ and they always give you a bunch of new patches every year...

Can we have one for Garageband?

Funny I did not see one Moog in that studio which is strange...

Thanks for that...

This synth is a good place to start... You can buy the whole kit or just buy the board and purcahse the components at your local electronics store... http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/analogsynth/SOUNDLABMINISYNTH/images/mediumsoundlab_photo_cropped.jpg For something simpler you could build this no...

But to recap: Ableton and tetra editor won't work at same time unless you use virtual midi port routing (midi-yoke or midi-ox). I have been using it this way but fails to work... The editor always selects the midi yoke as default driver and it will not communicate with the editor... To try and rect...

are you running the editor stand-alone (ie. without another sequencer / program running)? If you want to use a DAW and the editor together you'll need to use a virtual midi-port like midi-ox or something. No probs here with set-up on xp service pack 2. keep trying. Using with Ableton Live... USB co...