Camelot Multi-Synth Controller In Action

[@nellysagundo6634]

Thank you for this great little video!! You guys just hit it!❤

[@ScottsSynthStuff]

Love this. Take my money, please! The ability to run backing tracks and DMX is huge.

[@AudioModeling]

Thanks, the backing tracks are in development now. DMX and light control are programmed for 2020.

[@dare2win215]

OMG. I had an opportunity to get this for a discount when I bought all of the their libraries, but not knowing what it does I slept on it until tonight! I need this ASAP. And, they were smart enough to realize many of us still use vintage gear! THANKS, GUYS!

[@fmeyer_]

WoW amazing. Now I can finally fix the biggest issue I have with my moog/prophet/modx setup :D

[@phranquepeasant5688]

What an amazing product. If there would be a prize for the most innovative company (I'm sure there is), it has to go to you guys. Not just for Camelot, but also for the fantastic modeling of acoustic instruments. Much more logical than ever growing multisamples. Audio Modeling is the future. Just like 3D was the future for games instead of rendering, although 3D didn't look like much at the beginning, 20 years ago. You have already passed that point for miles. AM sounds at least as good as samples and it's fully controllable.

[@AudioModeling]

Thank you so much!

[@samueljoseph1867]

Awesome. Extended version of Mainstage

[@AudioModeling]

Samuel Joseph moreover, Camelot is available also for iPad and Windows

[@samueljoseph1867]

@@AudioModeling Yea that's a bonus. Great job including Swam. Happy to see Swam violin, cello, flute for iPad as a app. I know its available in NOISE. But separate app with AU3 support would be helpful

[@AudioModeling]

Samuel Joseph they are coming, still working on them... and they will be amazing 😉

[@samueljoseph1867]

@@AudioModeling Wonderful. Get it soon. Excited for that stuff on iPad

[@JerryMacHomes]

This is amazing. Would this work with Korg Kronos? Also can Camelot split between 2 keyboards. So say I was playing piano on korg but wanted a smaller 25 keys keyboard to play horns. Or use the small keyboard for say sound effects ? Can a sample sound effect be loaded into Camelot. Say thunder for example. Long question. My apologizes. Wonderful invention. ❤️

[@AudioModeling]

Hi Jerry, of course. You can do everything you described. To play "one shot" samples, anyway, I suggest to load a dedicated plugin. You can do with Camelot using the Timeline, but it's a bit tricky. Please download the Free version for macOS or Windows, and play around with it. In case you need some help or clarifications, just write to [e-mail]

[@mikytube69]

SUPERB!!!

[@elchu471]

I just got the iPad version and it’s already pretty awesome! Backing track capabilities and adding fx would be even better, heard they are on the next release! When is 2.0 coming out? Last I heard, was supposed to be early Summer 2020? Will being able to control looping apps inside Camelot be something coming down the line as well? And Volume being controlled by Nanokontrol would be a dream!! 😍😍😍

[@ivan1306986]

How can I connect multiple hardware keyboards to my iPad using midi? How can I connect two or more keyboards via midi cable so that I can control them via camelot? thank you very much

[@HernanHH95]

I wish it had a month to month payment option. The cost prevents it from more potential buyers. If it cost less, more people will buy and more money for better development, making it more popular and optimized

[@MrShimmons]

Such great stuff! Where was the twenty years ago!?

[@dinozuzic6538]

Looks awesome. Is it possible to do the same thing, connecting 2 synths and change sounds on the iPad version? How do you connect it, usb hub?

[@AudioModeling]

Of course! You can connect multiple synths and MIDI devices (digital mixers, pedalboards, light show systems, and so on) to the iPad using a USB hub. Each device is seen by the iPad, and hence by Camelot, as a MIDI device, so you can assign its Input / Output ports for proper routing and control. The only requirement on iPad is that the device must be USB Class Compliant (kb.audiomodeling.com/en/c/grow-your-knowledge/d/what-does-usb-class-compliant-mean/ )

[@AaronStatic]

Very cool

[@isweartofuckinggod]

This is fantastic! I just wish I could get it as a dedicated hardware device so I don't have to get my computer involved. Laptops can be very temperamental when they want to be.

[@AudioModeling]

Hi, Camelot is available also for iPad. Many people that avoid the use of computer with iPad are super happy on stage!

[@dare2win215]

Does it also handle patchbay functionality, so I can assign patches and/or layers to different MIDI controllers? E.G., can I generate this configuration: (VSTs) Neo Soul keys split with Ample Bass P on a Yamaha MOTIF, with Arturia Mini V layered with Syntronik on a Yamaha KX8, Keyscape layered with Kontakt on a Yamaha P-250, VB-3 ii on an Analog Outfitters Organic 161 and JG-3 bass pedals, AudioModeling Alto Flute and tenor sax on an Alesis Ion, and (hardware) Roland MKS-20 layered with a Yamaha TG-77, Korg Wavestations, and a E-MU vintage keys on a Korg 01/W Pro X ?

[@AudioModeling]

Of course, you can do it. Just try yourself with the Free version for macOS / Windows: it allows you to add up to 10 "items" (i.e. plugins, MIDI connections or PDF attachments): camelotpro.com/try-and-buy

[@gillgul1]

Hi, I would like to use an Ipad which vertion is recomended. I have an RD-88 can I change the scens on camlot using the RD-88 bottons?can I control the internal sound of the RD-88 (sound,split,fx...)?

[@AudioModeling]

Hi Gil, if you don't need AUv3 plugins, even an old basic iPad is enough. Of course, you can map buttons on your RD-88 to switch scenes, even if we recommend using a pedal, so your hands can play the keys with no interruption. You can control anything that is controllable via MIDI. So, if you know the MIDI mapping to a given fx or sound parameter, you can do it. Splits, transpositions and other MIDI transformers can be done easily! Note that to do that you must set the RD-88 to Local OFF.

[@gillgul1]

@@AudioModeling appreciate your fast response sound like perfect product,one more quastion can I create layers based on the internal sound or only of the saved scenes on the RD-88?

[@AudioModeling]

@@gillgul1 you can do it with the internal sounds, I mean with the parts on each MIDI channel

[@ARKAWA]

I can't find korg krome ex. Just korg krome. But I'm trying camelot free, with camelot pro is possible play with krome ex?

[@AudioModeling]

Hi ARKAWA, the Krome EX is not implemented as Smart Map yet. We will add it soon. Anyway, you can start using Camelot building your own Custom Map for the Krome EX, just for the sounds you specifically need.

[@ARKAWA]

@@AudioModeling thanks guys. Can I find a video for make it? 🙏🏻

[@AudioModeling]

@@ARKAWA here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4vQhK1nf5hjrdE

[@daniel6959]

This is amazing! Im wondering, how could I use Nord Electro 6D (61) with Behringer Model D and my Ipad - to have the same effect like you did with Moog? I do understand that I can split (like you guys did in this Video) the Keyboard on the Nord with the Camelot - but how can I connect those two into Ipad ? Cheers guys ! Amzing stuff !!!

[@AudioModeling]

You can connect any MIDI device to the iPad using a Camera Connection Kit, a USB hub, and eventually a 5din-to-USB device (cable) for vintage synths. FAQ: kb.audiomodeling.com/en/camelot-ios/c/how-to/d/how-do-i-connect-my-hardware-instruments-to-camelot-on-my-computer-or-ipad

[@daniel6959]

@@AudioModeling Thank You! Is there any specific one that you could recommend? After checking on amazon and doing research on YT is quite difficult to decide especially because people are recommending more "complex" ones with SD card readers etc - which I do not need. Really appreciate your help!

[@CoderCoronet]

Can I use a pedal like the Nektar Pacer to switch presets on Camelot?

[@AudioModeling]

Yes. The Nektar Pacer can be configured to send either MIDI Notes or MIDI CC messages. You can map those messages to perform actions on Camelot: switch Scenes, turn attachment pages, mute/unmute Layers, and more

[@CoderCoronet]

@@AudioModeling thanks for the quick reply. I got my license already :) Do you have any video showing how to map synths that are connected to a midi interface like the MioXL? I was able to map my Fantom perfectly, but when mapping the Pa5X, the Montage and the Moog One, it failed. The Pa5x and the Moog One simply didn’t respond to Camelot, while with the Montage I got a message saying it timed out. Any resources you have on these instruments will help a lot. Thank you. Btw, if you need help adding the Moog One to the list of devices, count on me.

[@AudioModeling]

@@CoderCoronet please write to the official support channel [e-mail] . It’s difficult to provide proper customer support through KZbin comments

[@garyusinger]

do you know if you can use this software with the MOTU 128?

[@AudioModeling]

Hi Gary! You can use with any Audio/MIDI device. Just try it out using Camelot Free: camelotpro.com/try-and-buy

[@Bridg3_Baby]

hi guys, i love this software, it's so usefull and intuitive ... can i ask what happen if i had a keyboard/synth which is not already pre-programmed inside camelot (such as a korg m3) ? thanks a lot

[@AudioModeling]

Ciao Samuele. Thanks for the appreciation. The hardware maps are the Top Unique feature available only on Camelot, but we have a very easy way to program MIDI by "the old school" ;) In Camelot there are 1) MIDI Item that can send simple Bank Select and Program Changes 2) Custom User Maps that you can build yoursef 3) Advanced MIDI Item that can send sysex and ANY MIDI message. If you want to help us, you can contact us at [e-mail] and build the map with your help and make it availble for the entire community. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4vQhK1nf5hjrdE

[@Bridg3_Baby]

@@AudioModeling thanks a lot for the answer, i'll try for sure

[@maxboni77]

Sorry for the comment, but Mainstage doesn't do the same things by spending less money? In addition you can map all the controls you want and have direct control with the software, or you can insert autio tracks to be used as a Playback Trak. Of course I will try it, especially because the possibility of using it with iPad is interesting ... but at the moment I don't find a real utility, perhaps because I am now used to using software instruments. Again, sorry for the controversial comment: D

[@AudioModeling]

Massimiliano, thanks for your comment. Any constructive feedback is always welcome. MainStage is a great software, anyway it does not run on Windows, nor on iPad. What Camelot does for supported synths and other devices is to get the user patch-list directly from the machine and also control hardware settings, like Local control, transmit/receive channel. For a few hardware machine it is also capable to get part names, splits, key-ranges and volumes. Moreover you can attach music scores and annotations and scroll to a given section of the document while changing your sounds. Try it out for free: camelotpro.com/try-and-buy

[@maxboni77]

@@AudioModeling Yes, I downloaded now the demo version ... for the moment I don't found my hardware, but it's very old, and probably is possible found it in a Prov complete version (I'm talking about a Yamaha CP33 and Motif XS6, Kork Karma ... old hardware, I know ...)

[@maxboni77]

@@AudioModeling Tried ... probably is perfect for hardware ... but I still think it is very expensive for what it do. Contro: - Not for virtual instrument USE ONLY ... to slow to load the instruments (really, MainStage load ALL plugin at the open of concert, this can be a problem to the resources, but all instrument are immediately available ...) - There aren't possibility to route EF, the plugin scanned don't present any of Logic installed instruments (only the "external" software are detected) ... etc ... Pro: Perfect for HARDWARE Is VERY VERY beautiful that the software can read the patch names ... it's very cool. UI is user friendly, but not at 100%, some settings for layer or part of song could be put in the same panel or window ... Unfortunately I could not try the iPad version (it does not exist in the demo version), just to understand how it interfaces with the tools, or if it still needs the computer. At the end, I think it is a very good IDEA ... but ... it isn't cheap ... :(

[@AudioModeling]

​@@maxboni77 thanks for your feedbacks. A few notes: - plugins get loaded at each Song loading, but switch is IMMEDIATE at Scene switching. This is best compromise to not load ALL plugins needed for the whole concert. If you need fast switching you should create multiple Scenes in a Song - no one, except Apple software, can load Logic instruments: they are closed to 3rd party developers - effects plugin will be included in a few weeks - if you have Yamaha or Studiologic synth you can get Camelot at 40% discount - currently, we cannot provide demo of iPad version, unfortunately One more thing: we are Italians, your name seems Italian, if so... we can just speak Italian :-)

[@JunkSoap]

Hi, it's my very first year using camelot and I absolutely love it. A simple question. How do you fix the latency when loading next scene ? I use a MODX and Nord Electro and sometimes my iPad takes up to a second to go to next scene, which is too much for live purposes... Switch ----# MODX assignable input ---------# Camelot. Thank you.

[@AudioModeling]

hi @junksoap can you explain what happens in your setup? Do you mean scene or song loading? do you use plugings or only midi keyboards? Check also the audio card buffer size that influences the MIDI latency and set it 128 or less if you use midi only.

[@JunkSoap]

@@AudioModeling Thanks for the quick answer !!!! I only use camelot for patching purposes, no VST , no audio backing track, just load my splits and layers on Nord E6D and MODX7. I just changed the buffer size to 64, it seems to be a lot faster ! As for switching ? What is best ( fastest, most reliable ) for chainging scene in camelot ? A switch into modx assignable port mapped in camelot or bluetooth switch directly mapped in camelot ? For every serious pro musician reading this, I definitely reccomend this app...

[@AudioModeling]

@@JunkSoap a wired switch is always preferable

[@ananthpadmanabhbh1716]

Hi sir...m using DTX M12 Yamaha. Can I work with Camelot pro?

[@AudioModeling]

Ananth Padmanabh b h yes! You can create a custom map to select the programs of your DTX M12, for example, or route MIDI data from a MIDI controller to the DTX M12. With the upcoming Camelot 2.0 (beta is available at camelotpro.com ) you can launch backing tracks and syncronize program changes to them.

[@ananthpadmanabhbh1716]

@@AudioModeling Thank you sir..m using iPad 7th gen..working with BeatHawk and iMPC aaps. My friends using Mainstage in Mac..but m using iOS..send me the video please..how its works in Live with DTX M12..

[@AudioModeling]

@@ananthpadmanabhbh1716 we do not have a video showing how Camelot works with DTX M12, unfortunately. You can try yourself on your iOS device, we've opened a Beta Program at camelotpro.com

[@ananthpadmanabhbh1716]

@@AudioModeling ok sir thank you..

[@wireguy123]

Can it control an ipad software brogram like VBR or garage band ?

[@wireguy123]

Well the answer is yes but not on the same ipad as Camelot

[@AudioModeling]

Ideally, you can control any MIDI App that can be connected to Camelot through Virtual MIDI Ports. GarageBand for iOS is a limited App MIDI-control-wise. It doesn’t allow the selection of MIDI input ports or MIDI channels, so it constantly listen to any MIDI port and any MIDI channels, you cannot separate the control from the actual playing.

[@kevin_yoh]

Can I use the Korg Nanokontrol 2 with Camelot?

[@AudioModeling]

Hi kevyohm Steel. It depends on what you are going to control with the Nanokontrol. For example, currently the Layer's volume , or even the master volume cannot be controlled by any external controller. It is a feature that we will include soon, but it is not available yet. What's your scenario?

[@kevin_yoh]

@@AudioModeling yes that was my case, the volume of the layers

[@AudioModeling]

@@kevin_yoh please hold on, we will introduce them in the next release

[@ottocoperti]

Si ma Mainstage fa le stesse cose (forse anche di più) e per Mac costa un quinto in meno!! Cosa può giustificare il costo così elevato!! Mah!! per me pollici giù..Saluti

[@AudioModeling]

Ciao Paolo, innanzitutto Camelot gira anche su Windows, e con pochi dollari si può prendere anche la versione per iPad. Tra tutte le versioni è possibile condividere lo stesso progetto, quindi è possibile lavorare in studio su macOS e poi andare on-stage con iPad. Inoltre Camelot può leggere i nomi degli User Program direttamente dalla tastiera collegata, senza conoscere nulla di MIDI, cosa che non fa nessun software ad oggi. Non a caso Camelot è stato usato da Alberto Rocchetti nell'ultimo Live di Vasco Rossi a San Siro.

[@ottocoperti]

Ok grazie per le informazioni...valuterò l'acquisto. Saluti

[@pinocarella_00]

due italiani.. che parlano in inglese... si ok lo so, la lingua è internazionale bla bla bla... così capisce più gente ciò che si dice ok bla bla bla.... ma allora perchè non fare un video anche in lingua nostrana? Possibile che noi italiani dobbiamo sempre denigrare ciò che siamo? Cioè voglio dire.. Dr Mix ormai lo sappiamo, è inglese. Lui non parla in italiano neppure quando sogna di notte. Ma il Claudio.. bah.. va beh..

[@AudioModeling]

Carissimo @pinocarella_00, se cerchi bene sul nostro canale ci sono contenuti anche in italiano, ad esempio le dirette streaming che avevamo fatto qualche anno fa. Siamo un’azienda che si rivolge al pubblico internazionale, i contenuti devono essere proporzionati. Se ci rivolegessimo solo al pubblico italiano, avremmo già chiuso i battenti da anni.