Android phone as drum pad -> Sonar 2?

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2018/02/18 05:53:27 (permalink)

Android phone as drum pad -> Sonar 2?

Obviously not planning to upgrade to later Sonar version but V2 doesn't seem to want me to record from vst instruments. When I just want to record a rhythm or something seems to me it would be ideal to plug an android phone into the USB and tap out on the phone. Damned if I can find anything with web searches, is there a solution? Seems an obvious enough requirement. I know there are usb -> midi adaptors, but seems should be unnecessary extra...
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    BassDaddy
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    Re: Android phone as drum pad -> Sonar 2? 2018/02/19 21:41:41 (permalink)
    If you are talking about SONAR 2 and not X2 there were no Android devices when it came out.  I know I bought SONAR 7 in 2008.

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    Re: Android phone as drum pad -> Sonar 2? 2018/02/19 22:51:08 (permalink)
    X2...
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