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Guitar, bass and keyboard players and singers will now be able to play and control their preferred iOS apps on stage or in studio, with the same degree of performance control offered by traditional music hardware and the freedom of not being tethered by cables. Plus iRig BlueBoard is small enough to fit in a laptop bag. iRig BlueBoard companion apps for other computer and mobile platforms will also be available the near future.

I'm contemplating getting an iPad mini running a second instance of loopy. I'd be running my iPad Air with impaktor/loopy and some synths in parallel. My question is: is IK Multimedia Blueboard capable of running with loopy hd in the background or is it only confined to the foreground app like most qwerty keyboards are?

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My Blueboard runs loopy great... if you add other apps into the mix it controls them ALL. The one way to get around this is to reload an IK app and not register Blueboard with that app yet... say SampleTank. Otherwise it will run them all. There are some threads over on midi bridge soapbox that discuss using blueboard in various and unique ways. Basically the Blueboard can do quite a bit, about every week I discover some way of using it for more. IDK if it serves every individual purpose, it's getting to the point where some are just to picky and want it to wipe for them after the toilet. That's not meant particularly at anyone in this thread.... just the world of iOS in general

Of course it takes the place of a pedalboard. Yes it is still young and controls all apps, but like I mentioned keeping it simple helps avoids this. I use to have to stop recording for a solo and pedal change. Makes my finished piece more real.

Most of all... When I record a piece of app or game music or a kids song on my mac or iPhone, I need to find the right sound. I use keyboard, midi guitar, or theremin, to record the midi and then I set my BlueBoard to scan randomly and I can just sit back and loop the song while I search for the right sound. This may sound very basic but it has saved my eyes and back and allowed me to make some great music.

There's Bluetooth 2.1, which is what most QWERTY keyboards, mice, and other stuff like that support. It looks like Apple is locking down on access to Bluetooth 2.1; there are some API back-doors available, but would likely bring the app ban hammer. I was hoping to get access to a QWERTY keyboard while running in the background, but it looks like that won't happen. All of the Apple devices support Bluetooth 2.1.

Then there's Bluetooth 4.0/LE, which is wide-open for developers to do what they want. Bluetooth 4.0 does not connect to QWERTY keyboards, and all the old Bluetooth stuff you might already have, but new things (such as the BT-4) use it. There are Bluetooth 4.0 boards for the Arduino, and the chips are inexpensive and easy to use -- I expect to see a lot of Bluetooth 4.0 gadgets in the future. On iOS, Bluetooth 4.0 apps can run in the background; Apollo uses this to send MIDI between iOS devices and Macs.

It's possible to have Bluetooth 2.1 and 4.0 going at the same time. For example, you might have a full-featured app that uses a standard Bluetooth 2.1 QWERTY keyboard as a controller (allowing keyboard letters to trigger MIDI notes, chords, program changes, channel changes, etc). Sequencers such as Genome, that have MIDI Learn, could be driven from the keyboard in this way. Such an app would need to run in the foreground, and might have an on-screen keyboard as well, letting you control multiple other synths and sequencers running in the background. It might have Audiobus too, just because that would be useful. While this app needs to be in the foreground, you could use Apollo and a Bluetooth 4.0 connection to hook up to another iOS device (where something else could be in the foreground). Hypothetically speaking, of course ;-).'

Ok. Had my blueboard for about a week and really enjoying it. Wished there were more switches though! I'm looking at those inputs for expression pedals and I'm wondering what would happen if I put my sustain pedal in? I also have a latching pedal laying around. Anyone tried that?

Ok, just tested both: yamaha sustain pedal and a latching on-off pedal. Both send cc messages ok but I didn't quite manage to make them work with loopy. So I ended up mapping on-off switch to 'next set up' in amp kit to toggle my 3 fav presents. I set it up to both 'momentary' and 'expression' in the settings. The sustain pedal does the same thing but seems like there's more flashing when changing presets so the software is receiving more messages that it needs. Still haven't actually tried it with the guitar plugged in but I expect it will work ok. Having the extra switch allows me to map all of the blueboard switches to loopy hd's toggle mute which on first press records and consecutively toggles between mute/unmute which suits me perfectly. Yay!

You will discover a lot of fun things with the board. I love to set mine up in magellan and other synths and just start playing the keyboard while switching sounds and effects. I have like 23 presets in magellan

i was updating nvidia gpu diver and chrome at the same time once i clicked express installation for gpu driver i had bsod and forced to restart , after the restart was done my mouse and keyboard stopped working and i was stuck on desktop . i tried my mnk on bios and and windows RE they worked fine tried startup repair and system restore to a point from windows RE didn't solve it. any suggestions ?

If during the startup process, you encounter a blue screen error with the stop code 'INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE', try changing the current Intel VMD Controller settings to another option. (For example, if VMD is currently enabled in the BIOS, try changing it to disabled to see if it resolves the issue.)

A stop error (also called a blue screen error) can occur if a problem causes your device to shut down or restart unexpectedly. You might see a stop error on a blue screen (Windows 10 and earlier versions) and a black screen (Windows 11) with a message that your device ran into a problem and needs to restart.

Sometimes, the external devices can cause blue screen or stop errors. Unplug any external storage devices such as external drives, docking stations, and other hardware that is plugged into the computer and then restart the computer.

Also I have been in contact with IK multimedia directly and you can only pair one Blueboard at a time up, which is a shame as I would like around 12 buttons, so now looking into making a computer keyboard module into a pedal board with switches.

But the good news is using a Blueboard for pedal, a camera connection kit for audio out to an Alesis io Hub (small 2 in 2 out device) which is powered by the iPad.. So there is NO MAINS POWER NEEDED!!

If the subject of your video is green or is wearing green, you should record in front of a blue background. Likewise, if the subject of your video contains blue or is wearing blue, you should record in front of a green background.

The audio from the original clip and the audio from the green-screen or blue-screen clip play simultaneously. You can reduce the volume of either clip so that sound from the other clip stands out. For more information, see Add audio effects in iMovie on Mac.

When I try to login to KDE Plasma now, it just returns me to the weird touch screen keyboard, and when I minimise that it is back to the login screen with the error message about the theme. The login screen no longer looks as nice as it did either.

I can only find a button to close the virtual keyboard temporarilly. It still gets in the way every time I boot up. Previously I had set this machine to auto login to one of the users, since it i a desktop and you have to type a password to unencrypt the harddrive twice on bootup anyway. That has also stopped working.

I had the same problem with the keyboard - uninstall libqt5-qtvirtualkeyboard then go to yast right-click and taboo this package. Otherwise it will be reinstalled with the next update.

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Uli

I also marked libqt5-qtvirtualkeyboard as taboo. First login was always fine, but logout/login would plaster an offensively huge keyboard on my 30" 2560x1600 screen, nearly covering everything on-screen, comical. My unedited 00-keyboard.conf has:

I have managed to replicate all of the symptoms you described on my otherwise running well TW-KDE laptop.

I have created an SDDM blue breeze login screen that persistently opens with the virtual keyboard active, and also an apparently blank background with only the virtual keyboard. This was the result of (unsuccessfully) trying to change the SDDM theme in System Settings (Elarun). I tried switching to additional graphical user logins (the ctrl-alt-f[789] option). On logout-restart I was stuck with the virtual keyboard scenario.

Officially called the stop screen, or stop error, the blue screen of death (BSOD) is a most unwanted error, second only to malware or ransomware in indicating that a user is in for a very bad day. It comes with no warning and all unsaved work is immediately lost. And given what it indicates, that could be the least of a user's problems.

BSODs result from a driver software error or issues with hardware. A BSOD is a full system failure at the Windows kernel level due to an issue with Windows drivers and/or hardware. It is not an app crash. If the browser crashes, Windows continues running. It's very rare that an app can cause a blue screen because they run at a higher level in the operating system. 2351a5e196