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In order to use the iRig BlueBoard you will have to download IK Multimedia’s free iRig BlueBoard app from the App Store and it is available for both iOS and the Mac which is great news if you work on either or both platforms.

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There is a small LED under the bluetooth icon in the upper front right that will flash when powered on but not connected to the app and turn solid blue once a connection has been established. Whilst the BlueBoard hardware is very nice, this doesn’t mean anything if the software used is not up to scratch.

The soft-touch pads are a good size and spaced far enough apart that you can easily stomp on them without worrying about accidentally turning the pads either side off or on. The design of the iRig BlueBoard is spot on and dead simple. As the Blueboard uses Bluetooth 4.0 it uses very little juice and should last you ages and you the BlueBoard app will let you know what the status of your batteries is which is a nice feature. On the side of the Blueboard you have two quarter inch inputs to connect expression pedals and on the bottom it has a battery compartment for the four triple A batteries to power the device and an on off switch. Let me just start this iRig BlueBoard review by focusing on the build quality of the IK Multimedia’s Blueboard. It is made from high quality plastic that feels pretty sturdy and well made and features four backlit soft-touch pads that are really nice to touch with your hands, but as there is no click like standard guitar pedals you will only know you have successfully pressed it once you take your foot off it to see it illuminated.

Completely customizable setup via the iRig BlueBoard dedicated iOS and Mac apps.

Completely wireless, battery powered (4 x AAA).

Backlit rubber pads for easy identification in the dark.

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), extremely low power consumption.

Where there’s a will there’s a way (or a relative). As I said one of the best nights I can recall. What to do? Well we simply sat on a table in the middle of the auditorium got out a couple of acoustics and my ole banjo started doing some songs (we had 4 piece harmonies.) within no time a heap of people were singing along and we had a great party. One of the best nights I can remember is we were well into a gig and the region received a major blackout. Here is a video that has some good ideas for a simple setup.Įdited by Planobilly ( 12/17/21 10:09 PM) I would pitch mine off the nearest bridge if I could get away with it. My younger friends use their iPhones for everything. Having a setlist pre-programmed with midi and a way to pause it and micro loop with a footswitch and stuff like that gets really complex.at least to me.īob "Notes" has been doing this for years and is a good guy to ask about these issues. Reliable equipment exists but the better you get the more it costs in general. I am finding really good backing tracks are not easy to acquire unless you can play all the instruments or have tons of money to have studio musicians produce them. It also can cause problems when you are just talking. Auto-Tune requires a different setup for every key change for example but is programmable with midi.

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I want to use Auto-Tune and other computer-based FXs plus the backing tracks. I also am on the hunt for the best equipment/processes I can afford for a duo.

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Chords fail pretty often if you don't know how to take care of them. I always carry a backup guitar amp and two or three guitars. Other than a complete PA failure the last resort backup is a guitar amp and a very loud vocal.lol or an instrumental till a break to fix the issue. No matter how one creates and uses backing tracks, sooner or later something will fail no matter what sort of equipment you use. Just like the space shuttle, redundancy is the only real answer to electronic failures.