Bluetooth Page Turner Pedal for Worship Bands - STOMP Setup and Review

[@duhr3l]

That dramatic scene in the beginning was epic lol 😂... hits home 😭😭😭😭

[@guitarplr3429]

I use the irig blue turn page turner linked to our media shout program to control the worship slides for the congregation and band monitor. Works amazing.

[@caiushiticas4619]

Wow! A HELL of a PRODUCT!!!

[@officialWWM]

Caius Hiticas I see what you did there 😂😂

[@spencerrouse2493]

Do you know if this pedal, or iPads in general has the capability to switch between open apps? Sheet music on one and switch to monitor mixer controlled by iPad? I've been researching but not having any luck. Our worship band uses iPads for sheet music and will transition to using their iPad for their monitor mix as well. Would be nice to seamlessly flip between apps. Thanks.

[@ppsayl1235]

At first, I thought Ashton's car wouldn't start. Lol. Thanks for the review, very helpful.

[@AnthonyyVanessa_]

Love your channel

[@jkstudioart]

Does it work with android too? I dont have a ipad neither mac

[@strumlead8741]

Thank you! Great, quick review. How well does it work with MS Windows Surface tablet?

[@PanaderiaReposteria]

Can you sync multiple devices with one pedal; or do I need to get multiple pedals for the whole band?

[@hovhannesjulfayan5424]

Can you use it to change pro presenter slides?

[@fridayvibes787]

Is the AirTurn quad 200 more than just a page turner? I want to use it with the PlayBack iOS app by Multitracks if possible?

[@MarkFromHawaii]

Hmmm... I am thinking of finally getting away from paper and this pedal looks intriguing. But I use MS Word and convert to pdf for chord charts at 14 pt font. This works best for old school (emphasis on "old") myopic me. So, 1) Can I forgo the apps and just upload my own .docx or pdf files? and 2) would I be able to get by with the 10" ipad Air screen or do I need to go to the pro for nearly twice the $$? Oh and BTW, I'm thinking of getting a Midas MR18 digital mixer, so once again, the ipad would be an all-in-one solution for mix setup and chord sheet scroll control.

[@sampark90]

Just wondering how loud the clicking sound actually is when pressing on the buttons. Is it distracting/noticeable when perhaps playing a quiet piece or classical/chamber music? Thanks!

[@dickruel7175]

Yes it is very loud in a quite environment, I find it difficult to use, locks up easily, and turns multiple pages. My son has a different brand and has the same issues, I will not use it on stage.

[@MAFoster84]

I just purchased the Stomp yesterday and now I am looking into a cheaper Ipad. Does it matter how many GB the Ipad needs to be? I am looking at an Ipad with 32gb and I would only use it for this.

[@TNKeys]

Is there an iPhone app that can utilize this device?

[@AnthonyyVanessa_]

Does it work with word? I would love to turn the page on my lyrics while worshipping

[@ziomich63]

I use an old ipad2, with BT 2.1. Is it ok for BT of Stomp pedal?

[@jeffvox]

Why is this better than the AirTurn BT200S-2, which is $60 cheaper? Thanks for the video!

[@MrLifegazer]

I just saw a review that AirTurn BT200S-only pairs with ipad3 or iphone4 or higher. Does that mean android is out?

[@jeffvox]

@@MrLifegazer ah, good to know.

[@duhr3l]

Ah good point for android. I have AirTurn and works great but one downside i see is i cant use the ipad keyboard when airturn is connected

[@codamusictechnologies9014]

Hi Jeff, Rob from Coda Music Technologies here. Great question! There are a number of features that STOMP has that AirTurn doesn't, including the ability to charge your tablet with your pedal and virtual keyboard activation (most AirTurn devices require leaning down and powering off the pedal to get your keyboard to activate). Besides those additional features the biggest difference is going to be build quality and reliability. STOMP is housed in a solid metal enclosure and 100% made in America, whereas AirTurn pedals are plastic. Additionally, we use a much higher quality bluetooth chip so the risk of dropout is much lower. Hope that helps :)

[@jeffvox]

@@duhr3l thanks, Rob! That really clears things up. I'm looking forward to picking up a STOMP!

[@gladsonjoel4779]

Very good begiining bro💪💪

[@averyculver3928]

Wondering have you tried it with guitar tap pro app?

[@caseydeaton9075]

Do you know if it works with IOS app Easy Setlist?

[@DivaDeb1234]

Does it flip too many pages ?

[@tristanmurto6145]

Does this work with propresenter? If not, Do you have any products that will?

[@codamusictechnologies9014]

@tristan murto, yes it will work with ProPresenter

[@giovannicerrato3094]

Does this work on guitar tab?

[@curtisbiswell]

Can this turn everyones page at the same time if there are multiple devices?

[@codamusictechnologies9014]

Hi Curtis, that feature is dependent on what app you're using, but both OnSong and Music Stand will allow that feature.

[@MrALVEYDJ]

@@codamusictechnologies9014 I recently have purchased the pedal. I am using it with ChartBuilder (Multitracks). Currently, I can not connect additional devices. Are OnSong and Music Stand the only devices that this feature can be used on?

[@Skillero97]

do they ship to germany?

[@WesPerry]

Wait wait wait. You have to take out four screws to replace the non-rechargeable battery?? Ummm...

[@codamusictechnologies9014]

Hi Wes, yes that can be a downside, however removing the backplate to access 9v battery is pretty standard in hand built guitar pedals. Luckily you rarely have to change the battery as a single 9v lasts up to 150 hours and the pedal can be powered off of a 9v power supply or even pedalboard power. Additionally there is a battery indicator so you never have to question whether you have enough juice left. I chose 9v battery over rechargeable lithium battery because in a live situation you can always get a 9v battery pretty easily whereas if you showed up to a gig or worship set and discovered your battery was low or dead with lithium...you're kind of out of luck.

[@njv1805]

Pretty standard for guitar pedals. Use a 9v power supply

[@sonyssomar]

Any free alternative to the apps mentioned in the video?

[@codamusictechnologies9014]

We actually just released a blog with the top 3 free apps available: www.codamusictech.com/blogs/news/the-best-free-sheet-music-apps Additionally we have a great resource of recommended apps here: www.codamusictech.com/pages/apps. Personally I would highly recommend spending a little bit of money for OnSong if you're on iOS and either MobileSheets Pro or Orphesus if you're on Android.

[@RobbSutherland]

Anyone know if this works with My Lyric Book app?

[@damaygo1742]

I'd much rather use paper dont @ me

[@officialWWM]

Designed by a mate of yours...already biased 🙄

[@jayevansgsumc8611]

Would this work with controlling tracks in Playback?

[@robertt5478]

I actually spoke in length with Jake about this during a video chat, I use a Donner BT page turner, but it's basically the same exact concept as this Stomp, so I can only assume this functionality is the same.... I've tried using the pedal to control tracks within Neutron Music Player with less than effective results. The pedal IS recognized by the player, as stepping on it does perform a function, but I couldn't find a way to program which functions I wanted each pedal to perform... So, for example, when I would hit the right, "forward" pedal, it activated the button that opens the file list of tracks, and the left, "back" pedal seemed to be essentially acting as just touching the middle of the screen as it would just make the album art go in and out of fullscreen. According to Jake, this has to do with the ability of the pedal to be recognized as the proper MIDI signal(s) for the specific device and app. That being said, it seems that it is possible in theory, but some programming would definitely have to go into making it work. Also, just a side note, it only controls the forefront open page, so if you did get it to work properly with the audio app, it would not be able to change tracks with the app running in the background..... Again, it's possible that the Stomp model has fixes for these, but I'd say it's more than likely that you'd run into the same obstacles.