KORG Gadget 2 Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 152 reviews. Read all reviews for KORG Gadget 2 for iPhone.
KORG Gadget 2 is paid iOS app published by KORG INC.
Great app, issues with connecting midi
Patrickdodaro
Love the app but I purchased the nanokey studio as a companion and come to find out after iOS 13 came out the nanokey goes not connect. These are both Korg products and after doing research I have found out this issue has been going on for over 5 months. Korg pleaaaassseeee address this, the nanokey is essential to using this app for a lot of artists
Just buy it
Sowlinx
This app has literally changed my life and is my favorite tool for composing. It's fantastic as it is, although I would like a crossfade option for recorded tracks to remove the "pop" sound. Also I would like to import midi to an open project.
Great, but...
Vibeulator
Arrangement editing needs to be improved. Because it doesn’t allow for cut or move (only copy), rearranging ordering from measure to measure are incredibly frustrating. It would also be nice if there was a way to “shift” order so that what’s in measure 1 “wraps around” to measure 4 (shift left) or vice-versa.
Gadget Price Skyrocket
AuronBrash
Literally one day after purchasing the app almost all the premium gadget prices surged by almost 50%. Way too expensive now, wasted my initial investment and not going to bother with the app and company.
The Great Gadget Gouge!
Applesnoranges99
The gadgets themselves are cool... and aside from many sequencer limitations, the real crazyness is in the pricing structure... If you have the desktop version and the iOS version you can spend upwards to $500 on this software because basically you’ll need to buy all the overpriced IAP gadgets twice... and if you bought the desktop version before the update to V2, you’ll need to pay an extra $100 to get the V2 update, where the iOS version is free. So it gets stupidly expensive. Is it worth it? Not for $500-$600... Maybe if $250 got you the full package for both platforms with free updates. When you compare all this to something like Logic Pro which costs $200 and includes everything forever, this looks and feels like a weird korg money gouge... but as I said, the gadgets are cool and the software, being limited, is fun for a bit and works ok if you don’t want to get too deep into composition and editing. Enjoy
Fun to use, cool sounds
sad9gues0gw
Love all of the different interesting synthesizers and other “gadgets”. I’ve been using the studio features for recording and so far I’ve been to do everything I have wanted.
Best music production app!
Reclusorap
Korg Gadget it’s great! They got a whole digital recording studio in one app!! I wish they had more drum machines though and that the iPhone version would have all the Gadgets intead of less.
Stealthy beats
Dirticow
I've been a big fan of Korg since the 80's. This program is great for the traveling musician or the parent that has a very active toddler. Can't go in the studio? Sit on the couch, let them play with his or her toys, while you bust some beats.