IRig BlueBoard uses Bluetooth 4.0 (LE - Low Energy) technology to transmit the actions of its four onboard, backlit footswitches and its two optional external devices to the mobile device or Mac. Set-up is as simple as turning on the power and launching the iRig BlueBoard companion app and assigning the backlit pads to the desired control function. Musicians can use iRig BlueBoard to control parameters in their favourite music making apps - such as stompbox effects on/off, preset patch-switching on the fly, volume or wah control, or any other MIDI controllable function.
IRig BlueBoard is the first wireless MIDI pedalboard for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Mac that uses Bluetooth technology to transmit MIDI messages to control app and software functions and features. Press Release: IK Multimedia - the global leader in mobile music-creation apps and accessories - is proud to announce that iRig® BlueBoard, a groundbreaking new wireless MIDI pedalboard for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Mac, which gives guitarists, bassists, vocalists and keyboard players hands-free wireless control of mobile and Mac music apps, is now available from musical instrument and electronics retailers worldwide. The neat little pedalboard is small enough to fit into a laptop bag and is set to cost £79 including VAT. IK Multimedia iRig BlueBoard in situ with iPad and guitarWith a range of up to 10m, the BlueBoard should allow you to set up your computer or mobile device away from the action while you control it from afar. The BlueBoard is powered by four AAA batteries and uses Bluetooth 4.0 (LE - Low Energy) technology to transmit the actions of its four onboard, backlit footswitches and two optional expression pedals. When coupled with the iRig BlueBoard app, the Blueboard hardware can be used to control any Core-MIDI compatible iOS music app, including IK Multimedia's AmpliTube, VocaLive, SampleTank and iGrand Piano. IK Multimedia iRig BlueBoardIK Multimedia's latest release is a Bluetooth MIDI pedalboard that works with selected Apple mobile devices.
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