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Lemur now on iOS! Posted on: 06.12.2011 by Hang Trabing Title says it all, here's more information: http://liine.net/en/products/lemur/
Leeanna Ayla 09.12.2011	Originally Posted by Jiggle Oh I have an an ipad 1 and an iphone 4s, it works perfectly on both. No need for ipad 2 just to use it Interesting little bit of info.
Nedra Fresneda 09.12.2011	Originally Posted by obri3n Why? Just use the normal apple charging cable. Using the regular cable won't get you a wired MIDI connection, just a charging device communicating over WIFI. Originally Posted by Jiggle Oh I have an an ipad 1 and an iphone 4s, it works perfectly on both. No need for ipad 2 just to use it Great I'm also running a first gen iPad. I also noticed the promo vid was made with one, but nowadays that doesn't say much.
Jarod Perrodin 09.12.2011	plug the cck into the ipad, plug your midi to usb lead into that and midi into your audio interface or s4 or whatever. You can use wifi if you dont have any of the bits needed. The latency is minimal in my experience. Lemur is awesome Oh I have an an ipad 1 and an iphone 4s, it works perfectly on both. No need for ipad 2 just to use it
Lynetta Stanislav 09.12.2011	I am confused a bit with this , so where do i connect the usb mdi cable into , S4 or into something else like iconnect then laptop ?? Can I just use my charging cable to laptop and get it to work ?
Nia Lindau 09.12.2011	Originally Posted by TommyQuiet Another reason why I love mac non of this setup hassle,tookme less than 3 mins to get it set up and working. All so using the iPad camera kit and a USB midi cable now so you get a wired connection Why? Just use the normal apple charging cable.
Nedra Fresneda 09.12.2011	You need usb-midi cables. Retarded you might believe, but the camera connection kit isn't recognized as a MIDI device by itself. edit: 3k posts
Lynetta Stanislav 09.12.2011	do I just connect the ipad camera kit to the ipad then a usb cable to my laptop or do I need anything else or can I connect this straight to a s4 midi ports.
Kandra Fagler 09.12.2011	hmmm i wonder if i should get this - i already have touch OSC
Branden Wentler 09.12.2011	Originally Posted by TommyQuiet Another reason why I love mac non of this setup hassle,tookme less than 3 mins to get it set up and working. All so using the iPad camera kit and a USB midi cable now so you get a wired connection Yeah, the more I get into wanting to use more advanced features and programs that don't get in my way the more I realize that MacOS is simply a better environment. Windows feels so woefully behind the times and it's no wonder PC sales are in a rut. I believe my next big purchase is going to be a MBP...wish I had realized this sooner.
Lynetta Stanislav 09.12.2011	Tommy what map on the ipad are you using for traktor ?
Kandy Ahdoot 09.12.2011	Another reason why I love mac non of this setup hassle,tookme less than 3 mins to get it set up and working. All so using the iPad camera kit and a USB midi cable now so you get a wired connection
Lynetta Stanislav 09.12.2011	bought lemur last evening just need to work out how to set it up , looks very cool though .
Branden Wentler 09.12.2011	Anyone get this working in windows 7 64 yet? Between the daemon, loop midi, rptmidi or midiox i've a scramble of virtual cables that don't seem to route to Traktor. otherwise I guess it's kinda cool :/
Kori Shatz 09.12.2011	Max 4 Live is an amazing software and it is on sale right now. Even if you're not a programmer, the device library alone is really worth it. If you love Live - you will love M4L too! Mu on the Ipad is really great. It is true that if you're just using Live with no intent to use all the devices templates that comes with Mu - Touchable is still great and practical, on the downside it only has just a few native devices and is not customizable. Mu just feel more professional. Touch OSC is great too but it is absolutely not the same program as Lemur - if you want to create basic knobs and XY pads - it does the job sure, like a Dacia takes you from A to B, but Lemur is more like an Aston Martin. The objects are crazy and so deep with the containers concept... I want MAX now...
Romelia Stankard 09.12.2011	I just bought it, I need max for live though to do all the cool stuff and run mu
Leah Shawkey 08.12.2011	It should run in the iph
Branden Wentler 08.12.2011	Looks like it should run on an iPhone. There a.re templates available and the editor has a preset workspace for the iPhone. I just purchased and am playing with the editor but getting it running into Traktor will be another story altogether
Roselee Jasnoch 08.12.2011	Would be pretty interested to see how this runs on an iPad one as I definitely cannot afford an ipad two but might be able to stretch to the original one!
Dorie Scelzo 08.12.2011	Sweet. Does it run on the iPhone? I know it wouldn't be ideal, but I have one of those and don't own an iPad (though I probably will, at this rate)
Maida Vorenkamp 09.12.2011	yes, you can off of the liine website. http://liine.net/en/support/ and the two selling points this has over touchOSC (which was created to emulate the Lemur for iOS) is scripting and physics. These could be accomplished with TouchOSC; however, an external app would have to be written and running in the back to do so. With Lemur it's built into the template running on the device itself. So all of the interaction will actually function the same even if it's not connected to a host. This is also what limited amount I've come across just from downloading and experimenting for the last 72 hours!
Romelia Stankard 09.12.2011	Originally Posted by photojojo I never paid much atention to Lemur until now. Now I just need an iPad. Ok fine, I'll buy lemur if you insist. I'll get to see how it runs on an ipad1 16. I bought it used for cheap months ago to run touchosc and the battery life isn't great, not sure if that is just the ipad1 or because it's been used a bit, probably both. The one thing the hardware lemur has going is the slightly larger screen size, I wonder how that will affect the older maps on the ipad in terms of usability. I also notice I don't see any VU meters on these maps, I wonder why...
Johnsie Kingrea 09.12.2011	Stories like this are shining examples of just rapidly things can change and progress. If you would've told someone in 2004 that you could use a lemur for $50 they believe you were nuts. Not to mention that your new lemur would also be able to go online, email, music, do games pretty much whatever u want. Things like this always inspire me to believe that anything is possible, anything can change the game. Rant over haha Back to Lemur, is it possible to download the Lemur editor for free. I'd like to have a go at seeing what kind of templates can be put together. Also for those of you who own it How does it compare to touchosc, at first glance both apps lookalike they accomplish the same thing.
Maida Vorenkamp 08.12.2011	Originally Posted by Xonetacular God the interface is so pretty unlike TouchOSC That's because Jazzmutant came before the Ipad, or TouchOSC, hence where TouchOSC got their design influences from. I'm glad that lemur got ported to iPad; I'm sad to see the hardware controller of theirs die though. I remember the first time I saw video of Daft Punk using these and believeing..."What the hell was that!?".
Rhona Naron 08.12.2011	This has given me even more reason to go Ableton. I always wanted a Lemur but that price tag made me cringe a bit. This looks like good fun!
Dorie Scelzo 08.12.2011	Originally Posted by J5k Yes!! Finally a touch interface with scripting. I've never used a lemur but scripting and physics sound awesome. Yeah
Romelia Stankard 08.12.2011	God the interface is so pretty unlike TouchOSC
Leah Shawkey 08.12.2011	The templates from Liine appear to have tsi's included. I don't imagine lag will be much less compared to touchosc when connected wirelessly. Both apps perform excellently over a wired connection.
Klara Neiffer 08.12.2011	Hi all, Does this Lemur version on Ipad is faster than touchOSC ? or lagless ? And templates which can be found on the user library comes with a .tsi file ? (template for TP) Thx in advance
Nia Lindau 08.12.2011	I believe i've made the first iPad user template for Traktor. Check it out, feel free to modify and add to... File name: Lemur Traktor External.zip File size: 113.86 KB
Roselee Jasnoch 08.12.2011	Very tempted to ask santa/over draft for a second hand iPad this christmas. Will try and justify it to my self by saying it'll help me with my course.
Leeanna Ayla 07.12.2011	I never paid much atention to Lemur until now. Now I just need an iPad.
Eli Hergonz 07.12.2011	Originally Posted by forekaster ive never tried the android one. is it really lacking? A LOT, but thats not the point of this topic. Everyone should buy this Lemur for 50$. With scripting options I am sure you will be able to make SUPER COMBO midi stuff without bunch of modifires in the TRAKTOR. Dont believe just buy, you cant get wrong with lemur. I would, if I have ipad.
Ola Fornwalt 07.12.2011	Hey if anyone has it I'd love to see it in use especially against touch osc (which I just bought) ugghh
Nedra Fresneda 07.12.2011	So I guess this and a pair of K2 will be my next year's compact setup. I'm very interested in the scripting side of the app. My guess is the editor is a direct adaptation (or the same) as it's hardware counterpart, hence the pricetag. It does seem expensive at first but this is definitively a big upgrade from TouchOSC. Depending on how in depth you want to get with it, going for one or another app should be a pretty obvious decision for new buyers.
Kori Shatz 07.12.2011	If you own Live and M4L - it is truly amazing! I have always dreamt to control every device of Live with MU everything is mapped with a native template. Programming Operator or Analog from an Ipad is pure joy, the possibility with physics for the Macros are incredibly powerful and I did not even scratch the surface. $50 well spent - I love my Lemur and it is an Ipad too!
Ola Fornwalt 07.12.2011	it needs to go on sale!
Hang Trabing 07.12.2011	Originally Posted by ekwipt It runs on both. I don't believe $50 is too expensive for the software, remember the hardware was upwards $2000. Some Lemur developers left and made the new company Liine which i didn't know till a couple of days ago, so I guess it was inevitable. Re iPad 1 the Ram difference between the two and processor upgrade makes a big difference, I'm personally waiting for iPad3. As Applebelieve they have a tick rock philosophy like Intel etc. 4s bullshit etc. The iPad3 is going to amazing, revolutionary you see! True about the price, even if you buy just an iPad and the app it's still a lot more cheaper than buying a lemur, minus some functionality which I'm sure can be fixed with an Alesis iO dock or something. That's the thing about the iPad, I might wait till the 3 comes out and see what to do, but I can pick up a used 64GB WiFi one for $350-400 which is pretty much the most I can afford at this point, will have to wait and see I guess...
Virginia Flaagan 07.12.2011	Originally Posted by mekon_ca finally touchOSC will lose some users so hexler can focus on android version ive never tried the android one. is it really lacking?
Eli Hergonz 07.12.2011	finally touchOSC will lose some users so hexler can focus on android version
Kenya Zaretsky 07.12.2011	if the latency is as low as with a normal midi controller, i'm buying an ipad. just for using the lemur app. some traktor templates look really cool..

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