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Home » Gear » iPad Performance Sighting!
Jul19 2

iPad Performance Sighting!

Posted by Will in Gear

Thanks to Jacob Carscadden for reminding me of this performance, and encouraging me to skip ahead in the episode to check it out!

During my weekly game of catchup watching Late Night with Jimmy Fallon..It’s almost impossible for me to be able to make it till 12:35 these days, I noticed a very cool performance from one of the bands. The band was Squeeze a band that was popular in the 70′s-90′s (I’ve never heard of them either) but what was appealing about the performance was that the Keyboard player was using an iPad! We’ve talked quite a bit about using iPad’s for performance specifically here and here and I’m a huge fan of the iPad so this caught my eye. He was playing a Roland Keyboard for organ sounds, but was also using the iPad for a piano part, and even did a Piano solo, that wasn’t too shabby either!

What’s most impressive though is that the iPad Piano sounded way better and realistic then the crappy sounding organ patch he was using! It’s pretty crazy too that he played a solo on it, and again it was a pretty good. It looks like the app he was using was the app Pianist Pro  $9.99 itunes link and as you’ll see in the video, it sounds pretty good!

If you didn’t see it you can check out the clip of the band playing the song on You Tube or watch the whole episode here.

BONUS: Here’s a clip of Classical Pianist Lang Lang performing “Flight of the Bumblebee” on an iPad

Will Doggett is a certified Ableton Live Instructor, musician, worship leader and educator based out of FL. He currently works in the Worship Ministry at Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale and teaches Ableton Live and Ensemble courses at Ocean's Edge School of Worship . You can reach him by Email and find him on Twitter @willdoggett. He's currently available for consultation and training for churches and musicians interesting in learning to integrate Live into their setups. Want more info? Shoot him an Email!
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2 Comments

  1. Mark Shropshire | July 19, 2010 at 5:02 pm

    Hey there,

    I was a bit inspired by the same clip. Used the same app on my ipad for pad synth sounds this past weekend. Photo from my Twitter post here!

    http://twitter.com/shrop/status/18847242921

    Shrop

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  2. Loops in Worship | July 19, 2010 at 5:09 pm

    Mark,
    Very cool!

    Reply

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