- Physical dimensions: 21.5 x 17 x 6 cm
- Weight: ~1.2kg
- Powder painted 1.6mm galvanised steel enclosure.
- 6 impedance balanced mono outputs : 1/4" jack
- 5-pin DIN MIDI input and output
- Stereo headphone output: 3.5 mm jack
- Balanced mono aux input: 3.5 mm jack
- USB B port: For computer connection file transfer
- USB A port: For future functionality
- 128 x 64 pixel LCD display
- Includes power supply with switchable blades: 12v DC 1000mA, tip positive
- Removable SD card storage (FAT32 filesystem)
- Playback 6 stereo or mono 16-bit, 44.1kHz WAV files
- Playback of multichannel Type 0 MIDI files, including CC and PC messages.
- Outputs MIDI clock
- Designed to be operated by hands, feet, or MIDI controller
- MAC and Windows desktop software for creating and editing setlists and songs
User guide contents:
What is the Idoru P-1?
Safety instructionsIntroduction to the Idoru P-1Overview - ports and interfaceConnecting the P-1 at VenuesQuick Start Guide1. Set up your songs in the software
2. Connect your P-1 to the sound system
3. Play your songs!
Controls and connections
Transport controlsSelect next song
Select previous song
Play song
Pause / Unpause song
Scrub forwards
Scrub backwards
Stop song
Select next song
Select previous song
Switch to new song
Control modeMenus and settingsNavigating the menus
Edit song
Level adjust
At end
Cueing the next loop
BPM
Browse setlists
Settings
Screen contrast
Screen brightness
Metronome flash
Midi thru
Midi Clock
Control system
Routing and mixing
Routing and mixingThe set mixer
Output submixes
Stereo linking outputs
Sound sources and connections
Opening and closing the mixer
Selecting a mixer
Changing a fader value
Muting and stereo linking
MIDI
MIDIMIDI exported from Ableton Live
MIDI BPM
MIDI Clock
Controlling the P-1 via MIDI
Devices to control the Idoru P-1 via MIDI
MIDI only songs
Updating the firmware
How to update the firmwareSD cardsWhat kind of SD card should I use?
Working with SD cards
Technical specifications
Technical specificationsTroubleshooting
TroubleshootingIdoru P-1 Software
Intro to the Idoru P-1 softwareWhat is a song?
What is a setlist?
What is a session?
The Setlist ViewCreate a setlist
Delete a setlist
Duplicate a setlist
Rename a setlist
Create a song
Delete a song
Duplicate a song
Rename a song
Edit a song
Move a song
Send session to P-1
Import a session from your P-1
Load
Save
Save as
Close
Monitoring and previewing songs
Outputs section
Output submix section
Sound source section
Level adjust
Connections remaining
BPM
At end of song
Midi file
Done
P-1 song and setlist file syntax