CREATE YOUR OWN MUSIC.
With the RMX-1000 for iPad app you can add high-quality FX to tracks in your iTunes library. The app exactly mirrors the layout of the RMX-1000 effector and gives you direct access to numerous FX, also allowing you to customise the parameters of the FX to create your own unique sound.

Plus the app supports the Audiobus app (bought separately) and Inter-App Audio, which lets you add FX to music you’ve created with DAW apps as well as control and record your creations in one simple GUI.

Get 50% off (€9.99 incl. VAT) when you buy the RMX-1000 for iPad before 11th November 2015. Get the app now

More info: http://www.pioneerdj.com/en/product/software/rmx-1000-ipad-app/software/overview

 

If anyone has used this app, I love to know what you think of it

 

same here, wonder if it's as good as the real unit

 

Yes the hardware was such fun. I worry the lack of knobs to grab will make this too hard to use.

 

dont think that wil be a big problem tho doing things precise can be a bit hard when taking your fingers from the screen.
meh i think i'm gonna buy it tomorrow....

 

Yeah I always move dials a bit when I release my fingers from touchscreens. If you buy it, post up your opinions!

 

I wonder how it will sync to other gear.
Does it have a great BPM detector?
They say "Trigger samples in time with the BPM", but how?
Or will it sync over MIDI? And send Midi Clock to other apps?
Can't see anything related on their web site, only a review saying it doesn't support Midi Controllers.

Well, then it's bad programming. iOS devs can, and they really should avoid that programatically (by detecting and eliminating finger motion shortly before lift-off), but not every dev seems to care.

 

Last edited: Oct 28, 2015

not sure about this but i think it will work in a similair way as the vst they made to go with the unit. dont think i'm gonna buy it after thinking a bit more about it and reading some info, it's really unclear on which ipads it will and wont run, only ipad air is mentioned which would seem wierd

 

I didn't know that. I bought one iOS synth for iPad and it drove me mad that I couldn't set the knobs and faders without them shifting on release, I didn't realise that it was a bad programming job. I thought it was a universal touchscreen problem! Silly me. Maybe I will give my iPad another chance