Would using an iPad 3 at an angle being used with a finger drumming based app be sturdy on this?
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I think so, unless you were really pounding away. The tray is covered with a spongy material so when I put my ipad on it and tap it, it doesn't bounce at all.
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I don't have any of the ipads so I can't speak for that specific product. I have a 15" macbook pro and it sits very secure with no slippage. The metal arms that stick out are adjustable: they slide both in and out (lockable), also adjustable left to right. When you combine the adjustable arms with the rubber padding, I feel more than secure mounting my laptop on this stand. I feel my laptop is very much locked into the stand.
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Interesting question. You could use the stand, after adjusting the bottom angle holders. However, I wouldn't recommend it for an iPad3 or any iPad. You could try it and advise though... This stand works amazingly well with laptops (which is why I purchased it). The stand is sturdy and well made.
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You absolutely can. I have my iPad 3 in a Behringer iStudio on the Quik Lok. Steady and sturdy. The Quik Lok is what you're looking for.
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Works great with my iPad 3. Its a universal midi controller, so no drivers required.
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not sure. ipad no problem. the headphones if they fit would be a real tight fit.
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Pretty much. I find I have to keep changing positions of the fingers to keep it comfortable. It is very tight on the iPad.
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Not really. The sensor display is at a slant, and lacks a secure place for an ipad.
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I use it with and iPad Gen3 to turn musical scores while playing Bass. It is approximately 6" × 3.5". I love this thing.
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I probably wouldn't use it for that. If you put really any pressure on the iPad when on the stand it moves (the iPad swivels). The iPad wouldn't fall off, the top part would just move as they try to fill out the form.
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I use with amplitude on my ipad3. The pedal itself has no effects on its own
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I have only used the original iPad. The app crashes from time to time but it never affected what I was playing which was nice. If I had needed to switch sounds in the middle of it, that would have been hard if I didn't already know the number switch I needed. Overall, this is the most functional and easy to use pedal I have ever owned.
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Yes, it is stable when the iPad Air sits atop the JBL Rumble. Like yourself, I had worried that the base would only be suitable for an iPhone or iPod Touch. The iPad Air, however, sits atop it remarkably well and is very steady. This is a great speaker and far superior in sound than many of its contemporaries.
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I think that'll depend on the iPad. I've never tried it on an iPad but it's worth a try.
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I'd say, no. If it is going to be stationary, like something you would use in a studio or rehearsal space, it's ok. But dragging it from gig to gig is a bad idea. Mine broke after just three months of steady use. If I were you, I'd pay the extra $ for one of the K&M models for your iPad. Worth every penny. Mine has performed flawlessly. Hope this helps. =))
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The iPad doesn't rock back down when angled. The clips are shaped to fit securely onto the lip of the iPad. They will only fit around your frame if the edge of your frame is the exact same edge as an iPad. That said, the nut holding the tilting axis can be tightened to be quite stiff.
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no. The pic shown must be an iPad mini, BUT the thing holds it fine clamping on the sides. Well made if you don't need metal parts. My gripe is that it can't lay flat enough (horizontal) for me. I use it when playing live and want to keep it low and flat (not as noticeable to the audience that way)
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Yes but you may lose the sound quality of the microphone on the back of the 3 as it would be covered by iguy. That said- my 15 month old loves hers. I've caught her using it as a step stool (not recommending that) with no effect to iPad mini.
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BTW, you MUST use the genuine Apple Kit w/iPad. Or, the iRig Midi product which costs double, but has some non-essential extra perks.
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No. The iPad sits in a trough like groove in the keyboard and it is a static angle and a rigid structure. I have found this very nice as the whole thing does not flop flat or slide apart if I set it on my lap or move it around while using it.