Korg hasn’t released details yet, but it is officially bringing its Gadget virtual studio to the Nintendo Switch platform.
The Nintendo Switch is a hybrid gaming system that can be used in mobile and tabletop modes.
Gadget launched on iOS, but is now also available for Mac & Windows computers. It’s a software studio that comes with a set of virtual instruments that can be used to record and edit music.
Here’s a sneak preview of Korg Gadget for Nintendo Switch:
Here’s an overview of Gadget for iOS & desktop computers:
Pricing and Availability
KORG Gadget is expected to be available for Nintendo Switch in Spring 2018. See the Korg site for more info.
via Nobuyoshi Sano, YuhkiTakahashi, José Raúl, nintendoeverything
AWE I want a switch… Too bad I have a standing agreement with my money that states it all must be spent on eurorack. I’ll stay positive and maybe Nintendo will release a 3U 12v powered switch and then I can play Mario Odyssey and Breathe of the Wild.
grab a wii – BotW is avail on it – also the controllers and sensors have some interesting features
WiiU
lol
Just wondering if you can use USB midi controllers with it.
I can use a pad-control, 2 nano-pads and regular keys with my ipad at same time
This is awesome. Would love to know what cross-platform dev tools they’re using. I know for a fact it isn’t JUCE (and they have no Windows support as a result).
But if you own an iPad the Ninetendo is no competition, the iPad’s screen is at least 2x that of the Switch + connectivity + a whole music app eco-system.
Besides, I’d have to pry the Switch out of my kids sticky little hands 🙂
Be good to blast a bit of zelda during those long sound checks though. I’m pretty sure the switch supports Unreal engine. It also has usb c but nothing is confirmed by korg about external controllers to my knoledge.
don’t forget about pulling the controller out of the TV, wall, or someplace else it got flunged