iPG-800

Name: iPG-800
Rating: 4.6 (7 reviews)
Author: kentai

By: kentai App

Music

Overview

Version:

1.4.2

Last updated: 2017-03-28

Ranking

#430,185 ▲

Overall

Features & Capabilities

iPG-800 is a MIDI Controller iPad app emulating the functionality of the PG-800, PG-300, PG-200 and PG-1000 Synthesizer Programmers that were built by Roland. It only works with a Roland JX-8P, MKS-70, JX-10 (with Colin Fraser OS or Fred Vecoven OS), Alpha Juno 1+2, MKS-50, HS-80, JX-3P with Organix or Kiwitechnics OS and D-50/D-550.

iPG-800 is a CoreMIDI app and connects to CoreMIDI compatible MIDI-Interfaces that support sysex like the iRig MIDI (e.g. Alesis IO Dock does not work) and to wireless MIDI Network sessions.

Note: No Parameterfeedback for JX-10 with Colin Fraser OS

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

kentai

Rating:

4.60

(7)

Version:

1.4.2 Last updated: 2017-03-28

Version code:

841414195

Creation date:

2012-07-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

5.51MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-25

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Ranking

# 430,185 ▲

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Developed by:

kentai

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ipg-800/id542179981

User Reviews

Was looking for an editor for my alpha Juno - super happy to have something that works! I only rated 4/5 because I can’t type a patch name in, save it, and/or look at all the patches from the editor itself - I still have to use the alpha wheel on the synth to do the naming, and the membrane buttons to select patches. But overall very happy and can confirm it works on Apple silicon Macs (for now…)

by St*****, 2026-06-26

Seems like everyone fell asleep on this for the last few years, but just stopping by to say that this little app is superb. I have the beasty MKS-70, and this little app makes sound creation very accessible. … Let me ask this - could you possibly develop an MKS-80 app? I’d be the first in line.