Can you use it with Garage Band?
2066374
Yes of course, and it sounds good. I used it with iGrand Piano and Sample tank, and it sounds wonderfull.
2066375
Yes you can. It's actually developed for Mac and iOS. Get it it's great fun. I'm learning with it. Superb product.
2066376
Yes. It's like an alternate input device. It has interfaces for both connecting to iPhone/iPad and for USB connection to a computer. I have used it only with GB on iOS and expect that it would work fine with GB on OS X as well but I have not tested it myself.
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.
1182341
It should work with both. The guitar is no problem. The operating systems are no problem, either. The challenge is the app or program you use to record. You'll need to check for compatibility. I know that Garage Band (Apple product) works seamlessly.
1781067
Yes, this will work with GarageBand. I use it with Logic 9 and it works perfectly.
1388280
There is no adapter needed as it works over USB. Garage band I will try and get back to you.
48171
Yes. I don't personally use Garage Band, but my friend (who also owns the yeti) uses it with Garage Band all the time. It should be compatible.
2270003
Hi. Not if you are using the built in phono stage. If you have an amp with facility for MC then you can.
1016455
Yes if you download the amplitube AP or garageband AP according to my grandson.
835424
I know it works with logic, main stage and garage band! Just depends on how much you want to spend.
1331065
Interesting question. I bought this because (1) it was the same price as a digital connector (iRig HD, etc), and (2) I couldn't find anything useful that Garageband did that this thing didn't already do as a stand-alone amp. For what it's worth, as far as outputs go there a guitar effects loop send/receive, a line (tuner) out, and a headphone jack. All but the last are mono 1/4". You would probably still need some sort of digital guitar input to get the signal into the computer.
1112630
Yes, but you be aware that you need the latest version of Garage Band, so you will need to be running Mountain Lion. I can't use mine until I get a new computer, unfortunately.
2107578
It should work with both, although I'm not sure if there is a specific set for garage band. I use it with Cubase and it's been great! Check the Roland site to see if their is a set for garage band.
1500897
It depends on your interface. I have a Focusrite iTrack Solo to connect my gear, and I use it with Garage Band on my iPad, and with Presonus Studio One on my PC
457010
I don't use Garage Band but was able to monitor while recording using other software.
1636668
This product works wonders with garage band. All you need to do is go to preferences and change the audio input to built in input and you're ready to rock. However, you would get a cleaner signal with a proper USB audio interface, none the less this is a good, cost effective alternative.
646399
I'd say yes, unless your band is very loud, which they shouldn't be. It's pretty amazing how large a space you can cover with this little thing. I've used it with a quartet, and it's been fine... You can also hook up a powered sub-woofer, if you really wanted extra oomph, but for Jazz, I've never had to do that yet.
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No this mic isn't compatible unless you have additional hardware, like an interface that converts analog to digital. Yes you want one one with a USB connection. For use with Garage Band or similar software.