Those might be off-topic, but let me fantasize about the possibilities. As the Aeros has WiFi and Bluetooth implemented, there should be no obstacle in creating a dedicated app for Aeros or even BeatBuddy via Aeros and Midi. There are many examples of apps for music hardware. By example the Behringer apps for the X Air series. Or the Soundcraft Ui24R we use. This one does not use an app, but a microserver so you can control everything with every browser. A example can be found here: Soundcraft Mixer Demo
Taking this in consideration there are endless possibilities:
- Controlling the devices via tablet
- Realtime monitoring of beats and sounds, incoming and outgoing levels
- Control buttons for those who don’t want to bend down every time or keyboarders
- Customizable Buttons that suit your individual gig
- Recording on tablet
- Backing tracks
- Individual layouts per user or per song
- Even connections to other apps like ForScore, BandHelper or OnSong
I know, this is a stretch goal from far away, but anyway. Let me hear what you think about that!