Ready to master ChordWalk using Garageband on your iPad or iPhone? Watch the quick video below to learn how to set it Chordwalk up with Garageband. It’s the easiest way to get up and running in no time. Watch the video and get creative.

When you are running ChordWalk with Cubasis on an iPad, and you are toggling between the applications, you must have ChordWalk, and Cubasis set to “Run in background” mode for Cubasis to continue playing with ChordWalk running in the background.

Numa Player is a free, four-track MIDI player available for download from the App Store. It allows you to create and play meaningful compositions using ChordWalk quickly. With a wide range of Virtual Instrument sounds and effects, Numa Player is a fantastic tool for beginners and those looking to have fun with music creation.

When you are running ChordWalk with a DAW on an iPad, and you are toggling between the applications, you must have ChordWalk, and the DAW set to “Run in background” mode for the DAW to continue playing with ChordWalk running in the background.

ChordWalk provides a "Screen Configuration" option that enlarges borders, making it easier to resize individual views precisely on touch devices.

ChordWalk can also play locally installed SoundFonts. The guide provides detailed instructions for connecting to DAWs and external devices and installing SoundFonts.

To resize a Dialogue Box, hold one finger at the top of the Box, and with another finger, grab the bottom extremity of the Box and move it up/down/across to resize the Box view.

Numa Player does not provide a recording facility. Here, we will show you how to record third-party instruments to a track in GarageBand.

Independently of Local or external MIDI Devices connected, you can immediately start playing a wide range of instruments sounds using our bundled SF2 SoundFont Package. Five on-board Virtual Instrument MIDI destinations are provided. They are Labelled V1, V2, V3,V4 and V5.. You can assign any SoundFont Instrument sound to one or all Virtual Instrument Destinations.

The setup process is straightforward for a Windows PC running a DAW such as Cubase, Ableton, PreSonus Studio One, FL Studio, Pro Tools, Reason, MOTU, Reaper, Mixcraft, Bitwig, Magix Samplitude, and others.

We will show how to configure loopMIDI to enable you to route individual Arpeggiators, Chord selections, and virtual instruments in ChordWalk to individual virtual instrument channels of your DAW.

If you want to play and create meaningful compositions quickly on your iPad and have no experience using a DAW, Garageband is the best option. It is free for all Apple devices, easy to use, and already installed on most.

Below is the MIDI Routing assignment for individual channel Selection in Cubasis Elements 3. In most cases, when playing with ChordWalk, it is recommended that All MIDI Ports is selected for each individual channel routing.

One of the most revolutionary features of ChordWalk is the ability to route the MIDI data stream, originating at any individual creation area, to be independently paired with individual instrument tracks in Logic Pro.

Here, we will discuss ChordWalk running as a Remote Creation Surface on an iPad connected with Garageband, Cubasis or any DAW running on another iPad.

You can connect ChordWalk to any selected USB MIDI Play Devices to play simultaneously with ChordWalk locally on an iPad, iPhone, or Mac.

Let's discuss running ChordWalk as a Remote Creation Surface on an iPad connected to any DAW running on an Apple Mac. This setup lets you simultaneously change selections, adjustments, and controls in both ChordWalk and your DAW interactively and in real-time, making it a game-changer for creators and performers.

You can control chords, arpeggiator, and virtual instrument selections, settings, and adjustments in ChordWalk while simultaneously making adjustments in the DAW components, all interactively and in real-time.

ChordWalk running as a Remote Creation Surface on a Windows PC, connected with an iPad running Garageband, Cubasis or any DAW.