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@DonnieGguitar, unfortunately, MOOER GE100 has no MIDI functionality, so you cannot control the iPad apps using the GE100, nor controlling the GE100 with the MVAVA Chocolate footswitch. Anyways, thank you for asking.

​@@musikanikenoh wait I have irig and iPad can it with GE?

@@DonnieGguitar You can actually connect your guitar to the GE100, then connect the G100 to the iPad, then connect the iPad via iRig to your amp. The GE100 expression pedal can control the overall volume.

@Tusksvr, thanks for asking. Yes, you can. Just pair them all to your device.

Yes youll need irig/interface to input and output your guitar to your ipad/pc to the amp/headphone. But to control the effects on your ipad/pc with the footswitch it can connect wirelessly.

@Tusksvr, yes you will need the iRig or any other audio interface for your audio input and output.

@yaheleltrabajadordeintel6240, thanks for asking. It can only control the volume, since Garageband lacks MIDI Learn. However, you can control the AUV3 instruments that you use inside Garageband, as long as these AUV3 instruments have MIDI Learn function.

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@thaian4573, Thanks for asking. It's the first line of the Christian song, "Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God" (Matthew 6:33).

@classandrey5273, thank you for your comment. If you were able to connect it to your iPhone, it is quite the same connecting to your iPad. Try unpairing it and forgetting the Chocolate on your iPhone, then try pairing it with your iPad. I had a similar problem, when the Chocolate footswitch is on the list of Bluetooth devices on my iPhone, my iPad 6th Gen cannot detect it. I had to "forget the device" on my phone. This problem went away, though, after several OS updates. hope this helps.

@jaimis5377, thanks for asking. It is easy to set up and pair with the iPad.

I Was thinking the same. He's using Bias so I think it may work. I have positive grid RIFF and I think it may work with it as well. I am gonna get one. they are cheap on Amazon

@@kaywoodparsons5307 I got it and it will not work. I spoke to Positive Grid and they are no longer allowing third party devices.

@panablackmont2931, I appreciate your comment!

@nerdhelvillacampa9765, thank you sa question nyo. May sariling (dedicated) na app ang Chocolate MIDI controller para sa bluetooth connection (M-vave Cube Suite, downloadable sa M-VAVE website or appstore.)

@magzn, thank you for your question. The CubeSuite app is needed to connect the iPad to the footswitch via bluetooth, and to configure the MIDI assignments to the switches. CubeSuite has an Android version, so technically it will work on your Android phone. You may download it from www.cuvave.com/appdownload. Hope this helps.

@JonasMendoza-nw6dt, yes.

@EsAhora, thank you for your question. I may be wrong, but I cannot find a "MIDI Learn" function in the Vox Tone Room app, so I cannot control the presets.

@saltedcaramel8341, thank you for your comment...much appreciated!

@stockSOHC, I'm using the CubeSuite for the bluetooth connection and the PositiveGrid BiasFX2 app for the pedal/amp effects.

@annepaloma6915, pwedeng ma configure ang A at B to control different parameters, so you can separately switch them both to ON, both OFF, or ON/OFF separately. Kung apakan mo ng sabay both A & B switches, it will trigger the virtual "E" switch. Same din pag sabay apakan ang C & D, the virtual "F" switch will trigger. Hope I answered your question. Please let me know if you need clarifications.

@PabloSilva-nz1su, thank you for your question. Technically, you can. Make sure that the 2 footswitches are paired with your iPad in bluetooth Settings. Both controllers should appear in the Equipment List of your CubeSuite app. Hope this helps.

@bidikei7854, not noticeable. It's quick in triggering effects and sound changes on the iPad app.

@RitualAge8, Obrigado pelo seu comentário. Desculpe, eu não tenho um dispositivo Android, então eu não fui capaz de testá-lo.

Let me know if you can still connect it using the included wire/cable.

@@KJAsumen it doesn't work. Dead paperweight

@donjanithu, thank you for your question. Does your PC has built in bluetooth adaptor? If so, you don't need external adaptor or dongle to connect. Otherwise, you should purchase a bluetooth adaptor card or USB dongle to connect your PC to the Chocolate footswitch. Hope this helps.

So glad this video helped you. Thank you for your comment!

@musicismylife9783, thank you for your comments. Unsay gamit mo...PC or Mac? Need mo i-assign ang mga pads sa mga MIDI notes ng pads sa MPC beats. I will make a video using Oxygen Pro Mini with MPC Beats.

@jaysonguzman4484 thank you for your comment. Pwede po derecho nang i-record sa mobile device ang audio output, pero need mo DAW like Garageband or n-Track Studio para marecord mo ang audio from Bias FX. Hope this helps.

@SkippyZii, yes, it needs the Camera Connection kit and the power source.

@@musikaniken okay thank you very much

@Ice_Passawee, you can connect the USB Type-C port of the M-Vave to your PC using a USB type-C to type-A cable. With regards to bluetooth distance, I get disconnected in just 6 feet when using my laptop, but it's quite far when using my iPad...probably 20 meters or more.

@@musikaniken Thank you so much☺️

@@Ice_Passawee Thank your for your comment!

@ricoval223, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, Garageband for iPad/iPhone has no MIDI learn function, so you can't control the transport buttons from a MIDI controller. You can use Oxygen's transport button on DAW apps with MIDI Learn function like N-Track Studio 9, Beatmaker 3, etc.

@ricoval223, unfortunately, not. The arpeggiator follows Oxygen Pro Mini's internal tempo only. A work-around would be to set the tempo manually to equal values in both the MIDI controller and Garageband and record your arpeggio. Once recorded in Garageband, you may change the tempo there. Hope this helps.

@CookieAguilar, I don't have Guitar Rig, pero sa tingin ko gagana naman po kung merong MIDI Learn function ang Guitar Rig software mo. In my case, nagagamit ko ang M-Vave with my laptop running a guitar pedal/amp simulator na included sa Mainstage. Hope this helps.

@4nd0lf, thank you for your comment!

@anthonsy8, thank you for your comment. The pads can be assigned to any trigger any MIDI notes. Since Garageband does not have MIDI learn function to assign any CC controls on the faders and knobs of the Oxygen Pro Mini, you're only limited to control the volume (CC7 assigned to one of the faders or knobs), the pitchbend, and the modulation wheel. You may connect your headphones to the iPad's output socket, or you may connect an audio interface to the camera connection kit via USB splitter. Hope this helps.

@@musikaniken thanks bro🫶🏻