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Great for controlling MainStage
I was looking for a foot switch to control MainStage and I was looking for something that sends MIDI signals. Since it uses the Bluetooth standard to connect it was an awesome fit - wireless control from the ground.
The BlueBoard connects easily with the included app for iPad or Mac. I had problems with the connection on Mac at first, but that turned out to be a bug in OSX. Strange enough if I disable WiFi the Bluetooth connection remains stable. Well, since I don't really need WiFi while performing can live with that for now.
After having a stable Bluetooth connection, getting it to control MainStage was a piece of cake. MainStage automatically detects the MIDI signals and you can easily assign controls to the BlueBoards MIDI signals.
The BlueBoard does move around a little, since the padding underneath are quite smooth. I will probably take the default padding off and put something a little more "sticky" under it to keep it in place when stepping on the buttons.
The buttons don't signal when they have been set, so it is sometimes hard to know if you have pressed the button adequately.
The BlueBoard may not take a very hard beating. It doesn't seem as sturdy as road proven pedal boards. But, it does do exactly what it is stated to do.
I love the fact that two additional switches or Wah pedals can be attached to it.
The BlueBoard connects easily with the included app for iPad or Mac. I had problems with the connection on Mac at first, but that turned out to be a bug in OSX. Strange enough if I disable WiFi the Bluetooth connection remains stable. Well, since I don't really need WiFi while performing can live with that for now.
After having a stable Bluetooth connection, getting it to control MainStage was a piece of cake. MainStage automatically detects the MIDI signals and you can easily assign controls to the BlueBoards MIDI signals.
The BlueBoard does move around a little, since the padding underneath are quite smooth. I will probably take the default padding off and put something a little more "sticky" under it to keep it in place when stepping on the buttons.
The buttons don't signal when they have been set, so it is sometimes hard to know if you have pressed the button adequately.
The BlueBoard may not take a very hard beating. It doesn't seem as sturdy as road proven pedal boards. But, it does do exactly what it is stated to do.
I love the fact that two additional switches or Wah pedals can be attached to it.
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