Gadget For Mac
Gadget for Mac uses a four-pane layout, enabling simultaneous viewing of the scenes, mixer, MIDI editor, and the instruments. Gadget on iOS isn’t multi-touch dependent anyway, so using a mouse to run things doesn’t particularly feel like a compromise. Get more than 30 Gadgets. All Gadget Instruments are included - a wide range of synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, and more. Continue to be Creative. Intuitive user interface lets you pass seamlessly through all steps of music production workflow - sound, record, edit, and mix. Download Weather Widget Desktop for macOS 10.12 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. Always stay up to date with the weather with a stylish weather widget on your desktop! A selection of attractive widget designs to choose from. Use the widget to give you an overview of the weather, or for a more in-depth forecast you can open the detailed. Gadgetmac is a technology-focused publication dedicated to serve up the latest and best in-depth reviews and news.
- Number of Gadgets
- Total 40 Gadgets
- 18 Gadgets Included in Download
- 6 Gadgets Available for In-App Purchase
- 6 Gadgets Available for “KORG Module” (available for use regardless of the device whether you purchase the iPad version or the iPhone version)
- 1 Gadget Available for “KORG iM1” (available for use regardless of the device)
- 1 Gadgets Available for “ARP ODYSSEi” (iPad 4th gen/3rd gen/2/iPad mini and iPhone 5/5c/4S are not supported)
- 1 Gadget Available for “KORG iWAVESTATION” (available for use regardless of the device)
- 1 Gadget Available for “KORG iMono/Poly” (available for use regardless of the device)
- 1 Gadget Available for “KORG iMS-20 for iPad” (available for use regardless of the device)
- 1 Gadget Available for “KORG iPolysix for iPad” (available for use regardless of the device)
- Number of Songs
- Unlimited (depends on the specifications of your device)
- Number of Tracks
- Unlimited (depends on the specifications of your device)
* For the ideal experience, we recommend that you use this with the most recent iOS device.
* By using the Freeze function to conserve CPU power, you can use more Gadgets simultaneously.
- Master Effects
- Reverb, Limitter
- Insert Effects
- Compressor, Side Chain, EQ, Filter, Auto Wah, Phaser, Flanger, Decimator, Delay, Reverb, Feedback Reverb, Enhancer, Exciter, Saturator (Total 14 Insert Effects)
- Resolution
- 1/480
- BPM
- 20.0 - 300.0
- Swing
- 0 - 100%
- MIDI
- Supports playing from an external MIDI device
MIDI over Bluetooth
- Audio Export
- Share and View Tracks on GadgetCloud powered by SoundCloud
Export as MIDI file
Ableton Project Export Compatible
Upload to iCloud
Upload to Dropbox
Export to iTunes
Ableton Live Lite Bundled
AudioCopy Compatible
AudioShare Compatible
- Other Features
- Inter-App Audio Compatible
Audiobus Compatible
Ableton Link Compatible
MacOS comes with a Dashboard, wherein you get widgets, apps designed to use a function or access a service. Widgets allow you to quickly access apps by switching to the Dashboard environment.
Apple designed the Dashboard so that widgets could run in a protected area. To understand it better, you can think of it as a Sandbox. Therefore, to enter the Dashboard app, you need to leave the Mac desktop.
However, this makes widgets a separate part on your Mac, which seems to be inconvenient to access. Would it not be great if widgets could exist on your desktop?
Well, it is possible. Apple even provides the steps for developers to let them test and debug their widgets on their desktop during development.
In this post, we have discussed how to add widgets to Mac desktop.
How To Add Widgets To Mac Desktop?
You can get your widgets on your desktop using Terminal. We need to enable Dashboard development mode using Terminal.
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Step 1: Click on Go->Utilties-> Terminal.
Once Terminal is launched, type in
- defaults write com.apple.dashboard devmode YES
Now, Hit Return
Note: Please make sure you enter the command in a single line in the Terminal app.
Step 2: Now type the below command into Terminal:
killall Dock
Hit Return
Note: Make sure the case of the text matches as the above.
This will make your Dock vanish for a second.
Step 3: Now type the below command on your Terminal to end the current session:
exit
Press Return or enter.
Now close the Terminal app.
Once done, you need to follow a few more steps:
Step 4: Move A Widget To The Desktop
Now that you are done with Terminal commands, you need to follow some additional steps:
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If you have OS X Mountain Lion or Earlier, then follow these steps:
Note: Please make sure F-Lock is enabled
- Press F12 or click Dashboard icon from Dock. Now select widget by clicking it and press the mouse button. Keep pressing the mouse button until the next step is completed.
- Press F12 again and drag the widget to desktop at any preferred location. Once the widget is placed, let go of the mouse button.
If you have a newer version of macOS than above, then follow these steps:
- Go to System Preferences (locate it from Apple menu)
- Select Mission Control.
- Locate Dashboard, from the drop-down menu, select As Overlay instead of As Space (in case of Yosemite, El Capitan. and macOS Sierra). Remove checkmark beside Show Dashboard as Space (in case of Mountain Lion or Mavericks)
- Press F12 and get Dashboard icon. Select the widget and press the mouse button.
- Keep the mouse button pressed and press F12 and drag the widget to the desktop. Once the widget is on desktop, release the mouse button.
Additional Tip: You can always place the widgets back in Dashboard, for that: Click on widget and press mouse button. Now don’t release the mouse button and press F12 and drag it to a preferred location on Dashboard.
To disable Dashboard Development Mode, you need to follow the same steps as we have followed in the first section. Only different would be in the first command,
- defaults write com.apple.dashboard devmode NO
Instead of Yes, you need to type No after the command and hit Enter to execute the command. Followed by the two commands,
- killall Dock
exit
So, in this way you can add widgets to your Mac desktop. Widgets on your desktop seem to be a great option to improve productivity, however, it is not recommended to keep widgets on the desktop if you have a small screen.
Bonus Tip: If you want to get third-party apps as a widget on your Mac desktop, you can always use Flotato app to get web apps of any of the websites you frequently use.
Read this to know more about Flotato app.
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