Could I use this device to connect 1 iPad (running a midi controller app) to 2 amps that each have midi "in" ports for receiving settings? I would want to be able to switch from one amp to another in order to send different settings to each. Could I use this device to connect 1 iPad (running a midi controller app) to 2 amps that each have midi "in" ports for receiving settings? I would want to be able to switch from one amp... » Read More Could I use this device to connect 1 iPad (running a midi controller app) to 2 amps that each have midi "in" ports for receiving settings? I would want to be able to switch from one amp to another in order to send different settings to each. « Show Less
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If you're speaking of Sysex type messages for patch saving & such, possibly-reach out to the iConnectivity.com Support Page for MIDI spec deets.
339420
This does have 2 independently routable sets of MIDI Din Outs. So if I understand your question correctly the answer would be yes.
339421
Your MIDI connection would be possible with the hardware and MIDI DIN ports. Although, guitar equipment will typically be registering MIDI notes, CC values, program/bank changes, SysEx dumps, and MIDI sync messages. Im not sure your going to be able to get your signal to switch back and forth from your amps similar to an A/B guitar signal switch. You can always send a support inquiry for details on your particular setup at www.iconnectivity.com/support
339422
Sounds like you need a A/B/Y box, oot the iConnectMIDI2+. This device is to connect two computing devices simultaneously to integrate software, not have one computing device run two amps.
2081672
No. Good for ipad 1-3. IRig Midi by IK Multimedia can. Check it out and see if its right for you.
2105180
This alesis midi controller can not work hook straight up with the ipad unless you have the additional hardware. the additional hardware would be the alesis io dock station witch adds midi connection to you ipad, runs about $200 or you can buy the lighting to usb cable witch can run you about $9.99 to $20. you have to add connetion to your ipad that has any features connecting to the controller.
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Considering the 2.1 A current limit coming from both ports, I would say that while you could charge 2 ipads simultaneously, they would probably take a while to charge up. It would be faster to charge 1 then the other, or charge 1 via USB and the other via the AC socket and the OEM charger.
1716398
I use it for a blood pressure monitor and charge 2 iPhones at the same time. Check how many amps ipad needs to charge. This is 2.1 amp, and I do think it will work to charge ipad.
1591261
Yes, you can use Y adapter to have 2 inputs for your convenience but it will increase impedance which will reduce voltage input to Fiio amplifier as result output is low and it may not be loud enough even when you turn the volume pass 12 o'clock. What I would recommend a switch. When you both input from iPhone and TV, the sound will be heard and one may be louder than other depend voltage output from the source.
1585485
This cannot connect right into an ipad since it is built to connect into a computer. You would need something to handle the USB, or a midi output from another MPC to connect to the iPad. You could try the Maschine app or something else to get a drum pad into your iPad. http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/maschine/maschine-for-ios/imaschine/
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The outdoor speaker comes with a cable that would connect the transmitter to the 3.5mm headphone jack on your iPad - 3.5mm jack to left/right RCA connectors into transmitter. You could also connect to the receiver, but that's generally more difficult. Yes, you can run two speakers from the same transmitter. There is a left/right switch on the speakers to allow you to set one for each. I did not find where you could buy just an extra speaker, so you end up with a second transmitter you do not need. Love the speakers - plenty of quality sound, certainly enough for the patio space in the backyard where I use mine.
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I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers. Bottom line, I have two amps in series and they work fine. I hope this helps.
1795510
Not if your talking about the iPad that's controlling your Mackie DLIf you had a second Mackie and iPad, you could although that would be very inefficient (would need two input channels on the original DL and one unused dedicated Aux Send...)
1037459
I would say probably you can have both devices if you are running Guitar Rig through Mainstage on a MAC since you can assign any controller from any midi device to any controllable parameter. I think the only issue is making sure you know which hardware device corresponds to which parameter. However, for a standalone version of Guitar Rig, maybe not.
1795612
You can output to 2 devices. But it can only have 1 input going to those 2 devices at a time.
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I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers.Bottom line, I have two amps in series and they work fine.I hope this helps. I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers.Bottom line, I have... » Read More I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers.Bottom line, I have two amps in series and they work fine.I hope this helps. « Show Less
961982
The DAC part of the EF-2A draws power from the USB output. Unless you are feeding it from a powered USB hub, there is no way the ipad can supply power. In addition, I have not tried this myself so there might be compatibility issues as well. So I would go with no it won't work
1722908
You would want to run the sound through this device before the amp. What I do is I have my mixer's left and right sent to input 1 and 2 and then send the outputs directly to the amp. Some people likely use the 2 processors as sends from their mixers, but I wanted to process the whole output instead of just one member of the band.
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Yes, the iPad is capable of connecting to more than one Bluetooth device at a time: in this case, a keyboard and speakers. I do it all the time, and although in fairness it's a different keyboard than the Snugg I'm using now I don't doubt that one can send audio via Bluetooth from your iPad without losing the connection with the Snugg.
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Although Cooper's website doesn't specify explicitly, this outlet is most likely 2.1 amps shared between the two USB ports. Most USB power adapters rate their output as a total - that is, the combined maximum current. That means that the 2 USB ports "share" the maximum current supplied by the adapter circuit. So, two iPads plugged in simultaneously would likely charge at slow (overnight) rates, while one iPad would charge more quickly.