Korg Gadget For Mac OS X At 2017 NAMM Show

At the 2017 NAMM Show, Korg introduced Gadget for Mac – the OS X version of their all-in-one music production studio.

In addition to bringing the popular iOS app to the Mac, Korg has expanded its capabilities, by letting you use Gadget in standalone mode with the integrated sequencer, or as VST/AU/AAX/NKS plugins with your favorite DAW.

Features:

  • The Gadget For Mac collection includes all of the more than 30 gadgets.
  • Intuitive and simple operation so power users can get back to the basics, and beginners can jump right into great music making.
  • Takes advantage of the large screen with a single-window four-split (divided in four) screen design.
  • Comes with “Gadget Plug-in Collection,” a collection of plug-ins that support AU, VST, AAX, and NKS.
  • Two new gadgets provide long-awaited audio recording.
  • New powerful drum gadget with 16 pads.
  • Supports latest technologies, including Allihoopa, Ableton Link, and Bluetooth MIDI.
  • Seamless connection between KORG Gadget for iOS and KORG Gadget for Mac enables a smooth workflow so you can produce music anytime and anywhere.

Details on pricing and availability are still to be announced.

12 thoughts on “Korg Gadget For Mac OS X At 2017 NAMM Show

  1. Looking forward to this. If it is priced anywhere near the iOS price, it will be a no-brainer.

    Would love to see AU support in iOS both in the Gadget app and for gadgets as AUs in other apps.

    1. Should run on any PC running macOS. Won’t run on a Mac running Windows though.

      More seriously, porting from iOS to macOS is pretty easy since the frameworks and OS are very similar.

      I expect we’ll see a Windows version soon (?) – who knows, maybe even Rack Extensions…

      In the mean time though, it will be nice to be able to use the gadgets in Logic… 😀

  2. I love KORG’s Gadget on iOS – and it’s so intuitive to use and so easy to tweak all the controls on-screen in real-time. But I’m now really going to hanker after a Mac with a giant touchscreen – like the new Windows machines – time Apple caught up with the times…

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