AirTurn Digit BT-105 4-Pedal

AirTurn Digit BT-105 4-Pedal

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AirTurn DIGIT BT-105 4-Pedal Wireless Bluetooth Foot Controller

The AirTurn DIGIT BT-105 is a clever piece of performance gear designed to solve a very real problem: how do you control an iPad, iPhone, Mac, or PC when both hands are busy? This 4-pedal wireless Bluetooth controller lets musicians and performers operate compatible apps without reaching for a screen. Pair it with your device and the pedals send programmable commands wirelessly, making it ideal for turning digital sheet-music pages, scrolling charts and lyrics, navigating setlists, controlling presentations, or triggering functions in compatible music software. For a guitarist using an iPad onstage, for example, the pedals can keep your charts moving while your hands stay on the guitar.

The applications go well beyond guitar. Keyboard players, singers, drummers, orchestral and classical musicians, worship musicians, theater performers, public speakers, and anyone working with a tablet or computer while their hands are occupied can put this controller to work. The four-pedal configuration provides considerably more flexibility than a simple page-turner—you can potentially assign pedals to previous/next page, song or preset navigation, playback commands, or other functions supported by your software. The pedals are designed for quiet operation, making the DIGIT particularly well suited to live performance environments where you don't want a loud mechanical switch competing with the music. AirTurn has built a strong reputation around hands-free performance control, with its products used by working musicians and performers across a wide range of applications.

This is specialized gear, but for the musician who needs it, it's extremely useful. Instead of stopping what you're doing to reach over and tap a screen, you simply use your foot and keep playing. The BT-105 is an older-generation AirTurn controller, so compatibility with your particular device and app is worth confirming, but it remains a practical and versatile solution for hands-free digital control. If you're putting together an iPad-based performance rig or simply want a reliable way to keep your hands on your instrument, this is a great piece of gear to have in the toolkit. Add it to your setup while it's available—specialized performance gear like this can be surprisingly hard to find when you need it.