I have this product and love the sound quality and COSM effects. Would there be any way of using this with an iPad for recording to Garageband?
1994504
I don't use IPad but all you should need is a cable from your IPad to the R/C jacks aux. output (line out) on the side of the JS8
1994505
There's certainky some decent connectivity there with USB flash drive but offhand I'd guess just the headphone out jack will output an analog type signal into the ipad. That's off the top of my head of course
1994506
Sorry not really sure but the I Pad does not have a USB port so I really doubt it. and yes I love my JS8 it really rocks
1994507
Sorry I can't help. I don't do Apple. You might try the Apple support group. Perhaps a web key word search could help. Good luck.
1300510
You can use a card reader to copy the file to the computer. I suggest you copy first to the desktop, and then import into Garageband.
463252
Yes. It allows for the connection of a superior mic with an XLR connection while shooting videos with the phone. If you're using Garageband on your phone then the answer is yes to that as well. If on your Mac then this probably isn't what you need as it is designed to work with the unique iPhone connection. For a Mac an external device is superior such as the Focusrite line of pre-amps.
2252645
I always use audacity for the PC. It's the best and free. I've found garage band to be best on the iPad but I think it costs like 5 bucks. Hoped this helped!
1690150
Using Apple's Camera Connexion Kit for iPad ($26.99), I had no trouble connecting this microphone to my iPad. For your IPad mini, i believe you will need the Apple Lightning to USB Camera Adapter (MD821ZM/A) ($29). HOWEVER, you should know that the microphone itself does not have a gain adjustment knob, so all the gain adjustment (matching the microphone sensitivity to how loud what you are recording is) must be done in the recording software you are using on the iPad. Many, but not all of the recording apps offer a gain adjustment control (Garage band does), and adjusting the gain in software is not always convenient. Some apps won't let you adjust the gain once you started recording. . . Practically speaking, if this is to record speech, it's a non-issue. On the other hand, if you are recording music (particularly loud music) you may want a "real" gain control knob. As far as I know, the only two microphones that have a gain knob AND work with iPads are the Spark Digital by Blue Microphones, and the Mic by Apogee; they are both $200 microphones. Hope that helps
203245
I never attempted to do that since there is no external port for such connection on my mixer. i suggest that you do your external motoring via your computer and iPad.
646299
You should be able to, but you'll have to buy a 3.5mm headphone/microphone splitter. iPad devices use the hybrid jack (I forget the proper name) and will not recognize microphones unless you use a splitter. This will also allow you to use headphones at the same time for monitoring the audio, if your recording app supports that.
833782
You have to have an app going. Garage band works well with it. It is basically a small midi keyboard.
619518
Yes. Go from the audio out of your stereo/turntable/cassette to the iMic. It plugs into the USB and you can set the sound control panel to use it as input, then record in Garage band. From there, send it to iTunes. The iMic has a standard mini stereo port. Mini stereo patch cables, and RCA to mini stereo cables (depending on your need) are readily available and very inexpensive.
349185
I plug the UMX490 into my iPad with iPad camera connector. To get more volume, I plug my iPad into a a small portable rechargeable player - Altec Lansing IM600. the keyboard seems to work with a variety of music apps - ThumbJam, Virtuoso, etc.. I haven't used GarageBand much but I'm sure it will work. I really like the feel of the keys. I have a heavy 76 key keyboard for home use and I like the portability of the UMX490. I modified the styrofoam in the original box so I could use the box as a carrying case. Think about what you could use as a portable stand...
1300509
Hello Randy, I am Joseph. For some reason as soon as I connect my H2 to my Mac and go to "connect" it downloads the files as STE-0001 etc right into iTunes! I guess from there I will be able to transfer the files to my garageband app.I have not tried that yet but since they are wav files I am thinking it will work fine.
236448
Yes, I use mine with an iPad. You need an adaptor, the iPad camera adaptor, about 30 bucks, to use the mixers' USB port. It works well, enjoy!
349183
It is a midi controller so it will work fine with any DAW, but I do not own an Ipad so I wouldn't know the answer to that. Try googling it. As far as the playability goes, it is alright. Good for its price. it is not good for playing piano at all because the way it registers the velocity readings are very low so the result is it sounds like you are barely pressing the keys, but it works great for synth playing. The springs under the keys respond and feel very good, and as I'm sure you probably know, there are plenty of knobs and buttons for plenty of midi learn functions. The only downside is the way it reads velocity.
1147839
This device is actually designed to used with an iPad and the akai app. If you were to use it with a laptop or other computer, it would only be as a controller for a software program. The device has no sounds in it.
1807412
Oh you can hook it up to ur iPhone/iPad :) . I done it using intua beat maker and garage band. I believe it also works with some synth app like Magellan jr. Or animoog but you'll need the USB camera adapter and a powered USB hub
301644
you can't directly but I used it with a Griffin iMic device and it works great. I'd also suggest a good audio editing software program to get the full benefit of this preamp. I've used it with both inexpensive mics and professional quality mics and it makes both sound great with some tweaking. You'll need a good audio editing tools to get the most out of it.
1509757
Use a condenser mic and there are no problems. This box does guitar and vocals very well working with GarageBand.