Audio Modeling Camelot Pro iPad for Live Performance - Tutorial Part 4: connect to a midi controller

[@darrellfear]

Thanks for the great videos to help working with Camelot pro. I’ve got a couple of questions and perhaps things I’m struggling with:
1. Is there a way to use Camelot pro to trigger an arpeggio pattern on korg nautilus?
2. Is there a way that I can use Camelot pro to create a “side chain” to control a delay or an arpeggio pattern on korg nautilus?
Any help or tutorials would be amazing, thank you and keep up the great tutorials!!

[@soundformore]

The only way to get closer to that is to use cc messages and a couple of auv3 inside Camelot pro

[@cabijista1]

Can you map hardware knobs and faders on your midi controller to plugin parameters on your iOS instruments through Camelot pro? Like map the filter cutoff of an iOS synth to knob 1 on your midi keyboard, etc.

[@soundformore]

If the iOS instrument supports it yes

[@MickTurnerMusic]

Thanks Leo.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@musicman4christjesus]

Excellent videos!

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@djba]

Thanks again Leo. Can you add more than one midi controller to a scene?

[@djba]

Hi again … I just watched the next video and it looks like you can use layers to add more than one midi controller to a scene.

[@soundformore]

Yes