Garageband compatible? So does it work with garage band?
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Yes indeed, this is a class-compliant MIDI device, and is compatible with any program capable of receiving MIDI signals from a controller. It requires no drivers to work with any version of Windows or Mac. This includes 64 bit operating systems, Windows 8, and Mac OSX Snow Leopard.
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I know it works with logic, main stage and garage band! Just depends on how much you want to spend.
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Yes, it works for Garageband, but you have to change the setting within the Garageband app to Bluetooth. Then you have to change it back if you want to listen to iTunes. Hope that makes sense.
1034752
I guess so, this product looks like it is compatible with any music compositor software. (Because of the brand) My honest advice for you is, look more info about it if you can before anything else. P.s. Cheers :)
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While I do not know Garage Band, it's a DAW so it should, in theory, see all of the inputs on the US1800. I did a quick check and found this link - scroll down a bit to see the questions pertaining to the US1800 and garage band: http://homerecording.com/bbs/general-discussions/digital-recording-computers/trying-record-multiple-track-simultaneously-garageband-333057/I'm pretty sure that it will work, but if not, you can always return it, right?
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The yeti is a USB mic and macs detect USB mics so yes it is compatible. Once the mic is detected, select your audio input source in the dropdown menu in Garage Band.
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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
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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.
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I use this as an input device to my 1 year old Mac 27" but need to have garageband running, as well as speakers plugged into the Mac. Actually, I use a Boss BR-80 Digital Recorder for my output, (selectable via garageband) directly driving my Yamaha HS-5 Monitors then use the Jam 96k as a input. This allows me to practice and play through the Yamaha speakers instead of pugging into an amp which though nice, has a different sound. This also allows me to use all the stuff garage band has to offer. I've never used it with the iPhone or other iOS devices. Hope this helps.
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Yes it does, I have used it with Reason, and Audacity on Windows 7 and GarageBand on OS X for Mac. This is an awesome microphone that is well underpriced.. But I don't ever see that being a problem for the consumer. ;)
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Nope, I use it everyday on GarageBand and there's no latency whatsoever~ It's built to quality :)
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I immediately hooked it up with the connection kit, downloaded Garage band and had connectivity and success. I am now getting ready to connect it to a pc.
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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.
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I know it can be used with audacity, because that's what I use. I've seen other reviews where people have used it with garage band, and it worked perfectly fine. and I use windows so I have no idea if it will work with the older MacBook, but I don't see why it wouldn't.
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Yes, the M-Audio Keystation 88ES works fine with GarageBand. I believe just about any USB keyboard controller would work with Garageband. Garageband pretty much relies on you having an external keyboard controller to trigger the GB sounds. Work fine with my MacBook Pro.
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I don't know why, since in my opinion just the GarageBand app + iRig would be a better option for mac users... But yes -- you just might need the right cable, depending on what you intend to do with it: probably just a cable with a stereo mini-TRS connector (earphone plug type) and a TS or TRS big connector (common guitar-cable plug type), if you want to record from the mac to the recorder.
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Sorry not familiar with that product - probably should work if your computer accepts USB since it's a USB - MIDI DEVICE. Fl studio looks a lot like "Reason" as far as a sequencer program. I used it with GarageBand on an iPad.