Okay this is the way to connect your Aerophone GO to your iPad app. First of all,
switch your Aerophone right to the end until you see the blue light flashing.
That means it's waiting for connection. You open the app, well download the app
from the App Store. It's called Aerophone GO Plus. You open
the app, touch connecting with a different Aerophone at the top. Touch
Bluetooth MIDI device and where you see "AE-05 not connected", you touch that and
it would automatically connect to your Aerophone GO. Now it's connected, tap on
the screen again connected to Aerophone GO, so on the settings page you can see
several functions, you have the system which shows you what the system. All
the information and the system. Fingering mode, you have choices of saxophone
fingering, recorder fingering, electronic fingering, trumpet fingering.
And it also allows you to either use left or right hand for your trumpet fingering.
On the MIDI page you have all the MIDI information all laid out on that page,
for MIDI connection. On the control page is where you would find adjustments that
would affect your Aerophone GO instantaneously. For example on breath is
set on auto at the moment. If you touch that you can control the amount of
resistance that you want for breath control. I'll set it to 35.
Your breath curve bite adjusts. All these functions will
be changed on the Aerophone when you change it.
So, however. Once you've switched the app off and switch the Aerophone off,
those functions will become a default function. It would not work until you
reconnect and go through the same procedure. So on this page we have the
metronome page. You can set the tempo
slower or faster. You can set the level,
louder or softer. And there's also reverb level here. On the player page where it
says select a music file, you touch on that. You go to your library which is on
the iPad, and you select a track that you would like to use. So I go into my
playlists and find a track that I'm going to use for practice or to play along with.
So it's uploading the track now.
I touch on the title of the track, it starts to play automatically.
You can stop, or start again. You have the control for the volume of the
track. You have the control of the speed of the
track - slower or faster. You also have a change of key for the track. And it's
changed by semitones, either increasing or decreasing. As you go to the tone pages
there are 5 tone pages. The first page are the woodwinds the second page is a
brass, third page strings/voice the fourth page synth and the fifth page other.
So on the woodwind page all I'll play you a sound, say the bassoon.
With the brass I'll go with the trumpet sound.
With the strings, I'll go say strings number 4.
With the synth page, I'll go with a hard lead.
You have electric piano, organ, pipe organ, harmonica etc. So I'll try the electric piano sound.
Well that's the Aerophone GO, connecting bluetooth to the app.
Well thanks for watching and I'd like to finish off with going through some of the sounds playing
with the backing track. I'll lower the volume of the track a little bit so
you get a balance I'll go to the tone pages I'll start with say the flute.
Recorder. Brass, I'll use the trumpet.
The tuba. Brass
I'll get the string, I'll use the cello.
Orchestra
Voice aahs.
The voice du sounds. I'll go to the synth page, we have saw lead. OB2 saw.
Hard lead.
Poly synth. Brightness. On the fifth page we have electric piano, organs, harmonica, some
guitar sounds and drum sounds. This is the electric piano sound.
Organ. Harmonica.
Distorted guitar, synth bass so Connecting the Aerophone GO to the app
allows you to access another 50 sounds apart from the onboard sounds that you
have on the instrument itself. And it's a great practicing tool. You have a
lot of features on the app, you have the metronome to practice in different
tempos. You have the play along for the tracks, you have the tone. On the
control page you also have all the settings required to control the
instrument. Thank you for watching!