Using your iPhone as a MIDI controller for other iPads or Bluetooth devices

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

Excellent video! Helped me out a great deal! Thanks!

[@sorokabaville]

Wow, it's wonderful to see this dedicated video for my situation. Thank you very much. I'll download this 2 apps and I'll tell you later. Have a nice week!

[@sorokabaville]

By the way, did you see the new updates for Stage Traxx 3.8 ?

[@CaliforniaCreedence]

@@sorokabaville I have ST3 Build 8793 of the 3.7.5 version, which is the latest version in the US. Do you have a more recent build/version? There are some features that I a really waiting for to come out.

[@sorokabaville]

@@CaliforniaCreedence there's this new video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZqVpXaDfdR1kLs&ab_channel=StageTraxx . I think it will be released very soon. I don't see it available

[@oneminuteguitarlessons6060]

Random question? We are going to play a gig next week and we’re asked about our power requirements. I believe our PA is comparable to yours. Do you have a rough estimate of how much power you require? Thanks

[@CaliforniaCreedence]

Absolutely. You, actually, could run everything from a single 20amp outlet, as long as, it doesn’t have that safety breaker on the outlet (because those are 15 amp and they will pop). We have a heavier duty extension cord into which we plug a couple of Furhmans, and run all the amps and instruments off of it. I know that sounds crazy. The best case would be a couple or a few 20 amp outlets, or one 20 amp outlet with no safety switch for the amps, and the typical 15 amp for electronics without an amplifier. We typically have a 100ft extension on hand so we can find an outlet without the 15 amp kill switch. I hope this helps!

[@CaliforniaCreedence]

And, remember, the more outlets you use, the greater the chance for a ground loop. That is my rule of thumb.

[@oneminuteguitarlessons6060]

@@CaliforniaCreedence I really appreciate your responses. Very helpful.

[@1313cdawg]

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