#APPLE MAINSTAGE 3 MANUAL PATCH#
#APPLE MAINSTAGE 3 MANUAL MAC#

This will tell MainStage to listen to the MIDI clock to acquire tempo. Click on the Timing tab and place a checkmark next to the Get Tempo from MIDI Input option. Next, locate the Concert Settings panel in the lower center of the screen.

#APPLE MAINSTAGE 3 MANUAL PATCH#

In MainStage, click on your concert at the top of the Patch List while in Edit mode. It's just a two step process to set this up. OnSongs lets you easily keep track of your song's tempo which can be sent using MIDI Clock.

When you're using a product like Sunday Sounds, you want to be able to dynamically adjust the tempo to keep with the band. Patches can use tempo to change drum beats, arpeggios, and delay effects. Now when you swipe to that song, the MIDI information is sent and MainStage will change to that patch. Tap Done to save your changes and add the MIDI to the list.

Choose Program Change and then set the number to match when you typed in MainStage. You can then tap on the + button in the lower right corner to add a MIDI event to be sent. You can do this in text-based chord charts by tapping and holding on the title of the song to open the Section Mapping Menu. In OnSong, you need to set the program change to the song. You can optionally choose a bank select using the field above program change. You can then use the controls on the right to set a number between 1 and 128. Find the Program Change option and checkmark it. Locate the Patch Settings panel in the lower center of the screen and choose the Attributes tab. In MainStage, select a patch in from the Patch List while in Edit mode. Setting this up is a simple two-step process. MIDI combines this with bank selects, permitting selection of thousands of options. Program changes are used to communicate changes to how your instrument sounds. You can easily change patches in MainStage using MIDI program changes. If your needs are more advanced or you need to use the Lighting or USB-C port on your device for other functions, you can choose other ways to integrate with MIDI devices. IDAM allows for a simple connection without additional hardware. This will allow audio to flow from your iPad to your computer and also allow MIDI to be sent to and from your iOS device to your laptop. Tap on the Enable button adjacent to the device on the list. Once open, view the Audio Devices window and locate your iOS device. Next, go into your Applications folder and open the Utilities folder to find the Audio MIDI Setup app. To use this, simple connect your iOS device to your laptop using the USB charging cable. IDAM stands for Inter-Device Audio and MIDI mode which uses the sync/charge cable that came with your iOS device. There are many ways to connect your iPad or iPhone for controlling MainStage on a Mac, but none are as simple as IDAM. With pre-designed templates like those from Sunday Sounds, you can use OnSong in a very intuitive way.

#APPLE MAINSTAGE 3 MANUAL MAC#

Apple's MainStage is a Mac app you can use to add sonic depth to your music. This means that you can have your patches and effects ready to play just by going to the next song in your set list.

OnSong is a powerful MIDI controller that lets you control your rig in a manner that's contextual to each song.

Apple mainstage 3 manual