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You need to plug your USB cable into the port in the back of the unit, not the one in the front. The one in the front of the Integra-7 is for a memory stick or the WIFI adapter.

Yes, there are a number of apps such as Keystage or Onsong that will manage your charts and send midi commands when you open the song or select a particular part of the song. Of course you will need to get MIDI out from the iPad so you will need a camera connection kit . You then just connect a USB ...

I'm glad that helped.

In your first post you said you updated to 1.51 but then in your last post you said you just did the update. Did you update to 1.52?

Here there, Bermudagirl, you asked why you cannot use the vocoder when you use the analog bass. That's just the way the JD-Xi works. It says on page 5 of the manual that "Vocoder/AutoPitch can be used for only one part. Also, the Analog Synth part becomes unavailable if you select Vocoder/AutoP...

I have the NETGEAR N150 Wi-Fi USB Adapter (WNA1100) and it works fine with my Integra and the App running in iOS 13.7. I have a friend though who had autoupdate turned on for his iPad and is now running the latest version but keeps losing connections to his adapter. We have tried it with different i...

Thanks for sorting this out for us, Monkey Man!

I'm glad you got it to work, @MartyTanx. :)

Did you try the manual install suggested by Roland?

It’s supposed to still be supported in iPadOS 14. Have you reported it to Roland?
https://www.roland.com/global/support/s ... 200910514/

Oh no. What was your previous iOS version that it worked in?

That's great. I'm glad it's now working for you.

I am a bit confused by your statement that you "use sounds from the integra, both on channel 1". If you are using 2 different sounds then you need to trigger them on 2 separate channels.

If you are in Part View go to the second tab which is labeled LEVEL/CH. The Midi channel is the last column of that second tab and says CH. I read in the manual for the Kronos that the Global Midi Out can't be turned off and always sends on a particular channel. In addition you can set a midi channe...

You are right, memphis12, that it is a deep dive. I program a lot of sysex on my iPad and know it is a lot to work through but it let's you really get in deep and edit a lot of parameters once you get the hang of it. Good luck with it!

I just checked the MIDI Implementation manual and there is a sysex parameter for it so perhaps you can do it with sysex. It does get complicated though trying to program/script all. In addition I think you can edit it with this third party desktop program though I don't think it will help you with t...