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iPad Integration With Line6 M13

July 27, 2011 by John No Comments »

I am interested in using my iPad (and iPhone) as a controller surface for music applications and hardware. Most of my equipment can be controlled via either MIDI or USB. My preference is always USB over MIDI, and for live use I prefer bluetooth. Some equipment manufacturers do not provide USB for music equipment at all, defaulting to MIDI as the standard. I’m especially baffled by the omission of USB from my Line6 M13 and M9 processors; my Line6 XTLive is several years older and has full USB implementation *plus* a great GUI editor. I hope there will be a update to these devices eventually.

I’d like to be able to use the iPad with my M13 in the following ways:

  • Connected via bluetooth (USB would be a good for home, but live, I want fewer cables).
  • As an editor / librarian.
  • As an external secondary display for live use. It should show patch configuration and be usable as a teleprompter for notes, a lead sheet or set list.
  • As a control surface for live use. I frequently wish I could make a quick tweak to my settings without having to get down on my hands and knees, and twiddle dials on the dark stage.
In addition, the M13 should have some way of powering other Line6 gear like my Relay G50, plus regulated 9v outputs for outboard pedals. One more request: make the wireless receiver for the G50 into some kind of snap-in physical gizmo in order to conserve pedalboard space (the M13 is downright huge).

As a company that seems to be most “in the lead” on music / computer interfaces for this kind of gear, I’m surprised Line6 hasn’t already done this.  I had hoped some kind of announcement would be made at summer NAMM, but alas. Hey Line6, you should pay me as a consultant! Make this stuff happen please.

 

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