iELECTRIBE is the world's first musical instrument for iPad. This provides performance style and production of full-scale dance music. For details, please visit here.

Yes, iELECTRIBE will work with the iPad.

No, the iELECTRIBE will only work with the iPad. You cannot use this application on the iPhone or iPod touch.

The iELECTRIBE works on iPhone OS 3.2 or later.

First, please read quick start. If you want to know more, please read each item of the help articles. You can also see performance movies posted by world wide artists on movie websites.

First, please make sure that the iPad’s volume and MASTER VOL knob on upper left side of the Top Panel are raised. Then, tap the PLAY button or the eight part buttons(e.g. SYNTH 1

First, please make sure that the iPad’s volume and MASTER VOL knob on the upper left side of the Top Panel are turned up. If you feel the volume is still low, adjust the TUBE GAIN knob clockwise. You can further improve the signal level and sound quality by using headphones or active external speakers.

The sound may be distorted when turning the TUBE GAIN knob toward right. In this case, please turn the TUBE GAIN knob toward left.

Please turn the TUBE GAIN knob and MASTER VOL knob on upper left side of the Top panel toward left, and cut down the iPad's volume.

First, please quit the iELECTRIBE. Then, please press and hold the sleep button to turn off the iPad, turn on the iPad again, and try to re-launch the iELECTRIBE.

First, please quit the iELECTRIBE. Then, please press and hold the sleep button to turn off the iPad, turn on the iPad again, and try to re-launch the iELECTRIBE.

You can see the information if you click the “KORG” or the “iELECTRIBE” logo on upper left side of the top panel.

A pattern is a unit of musical data consisting of sounds arranged in a rhythm. On the iELECTRIBE you can create and save 160 patterns. Each pattern consists of eight parts (What is a Part?).

A part consists of the timing of when sounds are produced (i.e., a rhythm pattern), and a motion sequence. Parts are the smallest unit of data that create a pattern. The following are types of parts, (eight in total).

• Percussion Synthesizer parts (1--4): A synthesizer sound and a rhythm pattern.
• Hi-hat parts (CLOSE, OPEN): Hi-hat sounds and a rhythm pattern.
• Crash Cymbal part: Cymbal sounds and a rhythm pattern.
• Handclap/Snare part: Handclap/Snare sounds and a rhythm pattern.

You are free to modify the sound of each part. Rhythm patterns and motion sequences can be stored independently for each part. (Edit the sound of each part)

A step is the minimum unit of rhythm pattern structure, the length of one step is sixteenth note.

A rhythm pattern is a sequence of rhythms for an individual part. You can use the step buttons to modify the rhythm pattern of each part. A rhythm pattern can also be recorded as you listen to the playback (realtime input). (Edit the rhythm pattern)

This is the section where the parameters that are assigned to the knobs and buttons work together to "synthesize" (produce) the sound of each part.

The effect section gives wide-ranging and powerful changes to the sound made using the synth section of each part.

Please follow these steps:

1. Connect the iPad to your computer via the iPad’s USB cable.
2. Launch iTunes on your computer.
3. Right-click the iPad icon from the left side menu bar in iTunes.
4. Select the “Restore from Backup…” option from the menu and follow the instructions in the dialog box.

Please see the “Video Tutorial“ page and the “Audio Export” page.

First, please press and hold the sleep button to turn off the iPad, and turn on the iPad again. Then, re-launch the iELECTRIBE, and try to play the video again.