Out of the box.
Designed for beginners. Built for professionals.
Observes the MIDI Specification using conventional messages.
Transform that USB MIDI Device into a Wireless MIDI Device.
LiveRig gives you the power to configure Core MIDI the way you need it.
The list of ways to route MIDI messages is endless. How will you use LiveRig?
- Perform without any 3rd party software or hardware.
- Become efficient in the studio setting levels on demand.
- Logic Environment & MainStage Templates accessible via iTunes File Sharing.
- Incredibly simple yet extremely powerful control over MIDI messages.
Designed for beginners. Built for professionals.
- Innovative fader system providing 134mm fader control at your fingertips.
- Configure and integrate into a live or studio setup using LiveRig'sConnection Rack.
- Transparency of channels and control codes greatly simplifies all MIDI messages.
- Intuitive configuration and a streamlined interface.
- Uncomplicated quick reference material when it's needed by simply tapping LiveRig.
Observes the MIDI Specification using conventional messages.
- Built for Core MIDI and Multi-Core devices.
- Knobs, Encoders, Faders & Buttons send and receive MIDI Control Change messages.
- MIDI Machine Code and Control Change messages can be configured for transport controls.
- Incoming MIDI Time Code is displayed on the main LCD in realtime.
- Send Track Record Enable messages for managing up to 24 tracks.
Transform that USB MIDI Device into a Wireless MIDI Device.
- Works perfect with the Camera Connection Kit.
- With iRig MIDI, control any MIDI Device while making it wireless enabled.
- Connect your MIDI device and send MIDI to any device that supports Core MIDI.
- Using the Camera Connection Kit, send your MIDI Keyboard to your iPhone!
- No router on stage? Use your Mac to create a wireless network without one.
LiveRig gives you the power to configure Core MIDI the way you need it.
- Use the built in controls to send messages to other devices on the wireless network.
- Send messages to a wired MIDI device using the Camera Connection Kit, iRig MIDI from IK Multimedia, or other Core MIDI capable interface.
- Manipulate the cables within LiveRig to route messages to other Core MIDI enabled apps.
- Control Mac apps like Logic, MainStage, and even GarageBand by installing MainStage GarageBand Controller that utilizes AppleScript.
The list of ways to route MIDI messages is endless. How will you use LiveRig?
Control surface with over 54 knobs, faders, and buttons at your disposal.
- LCD MIDI Time Code Display (SMPTE Format)
- Knobs
- Rotary Encoders
- Faders
- Buttons
- Master Fader
- Beginning
- Back
- Forward
- Fast Forward
- Stop
- Pause
- Play
- Record
- Track Record Enables
- Jog Wheel
- All Notes Off
- All Sounds Off
- All Controls Off
- Send All LiveRig Values
Each of these controls is used to send the MIDI command you need, when you need it, and no time is wasted tediously laying out controls yourself.
Find out more about MIDI messages
Find out more about MIDI messages
Fine Fader Mode makes every fader 134mm.
Stretch into Fine Fader Mode by tapping on the button just below the central master fader. With Fine Fader Mode enabled, the master fader becomes more than just a normal fader. The fine fader can now control any of the nine faders with just a single tap on the display of the fader to control. The orange LEDs will always indicate which fader is under the control of the fine fader.
Longer faders means more precise control. Fine Fader Mode means more precise control without the required space.
Find out more about Fine Fader messages
Stretch into Fine Fader Mode by tapping on the button just below the central master fader. With Fine Fader Mode enabled, the master fader becomes more than just a normal fader. The fine fader can now control any of the nine faders with just a single tap on the display of the fader to control. The orange LEDs will always indicate which fader is under the control of the fine fader.
Longer faders means more precise control. Fine Fader Mode means more precise control without the required space.
Find out more about Fine Fader messages
QuickLook displays all, quick.
Hold your thumb onto the QuickLook Icon located in the bottom left corner to swing down the QuickLook displays. The displays will remain down as long as you need and swing out of the way when the icon is released.
QuickLook displays provide you with the information you need, when you need it.
Hold your thumb onto the QuickLook Icon located in the bottom left corner to swing down the QuickLook displays. The displays will remain down as long as you need and swing out of the way when the icon is released.
QuickLook displays provide you with the information you need, when you need it.
Connection Rack makes it clear.
Lists of MIDI Sources and MIDI Destinations, or MIDI INs, MIDI OUTs, and MIDI THRUs, or Virtual Ports and Network Ports and Bonjour…
…confused yet?
With the Connection Rack, it's easy to understand the flow of MIDI messages. Just touch on a port to plug in one end of the cable, drag that same finger around aligning the unplugged end, and release it to complete the connection.
Local device ports are on the left, and Core MIDI ports are on the right. If you want Core MIDI to broadcast what it receives wirelessly, just tap on a MIDI Contact.
Find out more about Connections
Lists of MIDI Sources and MIDI Destinations, or MIDI INs, MIDI OUTs, and MIDI THRUs, or Virtual Ports and Network Ports and Bonjour…
…confused yet?
With the Connection Rack, it's easy to understand the flow of MIDI messages. Just touch on a port to plug in one end of the cable, drag that same finger around aligning the unplugged end, and release it to complete the connection.
Local device ports are on the left, and Core MIDI ports are on the right. If you want Core MIDI to broadcast what it receives wirelessly, just tap on a MIDI Contact.
Find out more about Connections
Mode Selector.
There are four possible device modes in LiveRig. Two finger twist the Selector Knob to change between Control Mode, Value Lock, MIDI Edit - Channel, and MIDI Edit - Control Code.
In MIDI Edit Modes, just touch the LCD display, and drag up or down to adjust the MIDI Setting. LiveRig retains your configuration automatically. To reset the values to default, just go to the Settings App, toggle on what to reset, and LiveRig will set the default values on the next launch.
Fine out more about configuring MIDI
There are four possible device modes in LiveRig. Two finger twist the Selector Knob to change between Control Mode, Value Lock, MIDI Edit - Channel, and MIDI Edit - Control Code.
In MIDI Edit Modes, just touch the LCD display, and drag up or down to adjust the MIDI Setting. LiveRig retains your configuration automatically. To reset the values to default, just go to the Settings App, toggle on what to reset, and LiveRig will set the default values on the next launch.
Fine out more about configuring MIDI
