Has anyone used an acoustic/electric such as the Epiphone AJ-220SCE (Shadow pre-amp) into GarageBand with this cable? Icant get any output from it...
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Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
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There isn't anything about the cable that would prevent sound from an acoustic electric from getting through. It's most likely something with your computer setup. Make sure whatever computer you're using has its input set to the audio in port that this is plugged into rather than some other source like the built-in microphone or other audio in port if you have multiple ones. Also it might be that the software you're using has the sound muted or monitor off if you're using some kind of recording software. Last but not least look at completely obvious things such as you have the system sound muted. :-)
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There isn't anything about the cable that would prevent sound from an acoustic electric from getting through. It's most likely something with your computer setup. Make sure whatever computer you're using has its input set to the audio in port that this is plugged into rather than some other source like the built-in microphone or other audio in port if you have multiple ones. Also it might be that the software you're using has the sound muted or monitor off if you're using some kind of recording software. Last but not least look at completely obvious things such as you have the system sound muted. :-) There isn't anything about the cable that would prevent sound from an acoustic electric from getting through. It's most likely something with your computer setup. Make sure whatever computer you're using has its input set to the audio in port that this is plugged into rather than some other source like the built-in microphone or other audio in port if you have multiple ones. Also it might be that the software you're using has the sound muted or monitor off if you're using some kind of recording software. Last but not least look at completely obvious things such as you have the system sound... » Read More There isn't anything about the cable that would prevent sound from an acoustic electric from getting through. It's most likely something with your computer setup. Make sure whatever computer you're using has its input set to the audio in port that this is plugged into rather than some other source like the built-in microphone or other audio in port if you have multiple ones. Also it might be that the software you're using has the sound muted or monitor off if you're using some kind of recording software. Last but not least look at completely obvious things such as you have the system sound muted. :-) « Show Less
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You need to use speaker cables....NOT guitar or instrument cables. Use speaker cables only, you'll have a better sound.
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Same answer from me, there's no reason why it shouldn't work. My question is why you would want this ? If it's an acoustic, you should be hearing enough on stage, if it's an electric, unless you're running the electric w/o an amp, you're hearing enough from your amp. So, what is the application ?
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If you have a phantom power supply, yes. This is a condenser mic and needs phantom power to operate. Look for a phantom power supply on amazon or guitar center, etc. they are about $30. Then connect mic to it, and output from power supply to your cassette tape deck. The sound quality will be awesome. :). Info@thesoundboxstudio.com if you need more help.
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Nothis is an output device only.For an input, you need a pre-amp device. I highly recommend the Roland Quad or Octacpture series. Not sure how many input you need. I am assuming you are using a Mac since you asked about Garageband. The Zoom TAC2 is also a nice device.
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I don't play guitar but got a friend to plug his electric guitar into the guitar input of my Pyle-Pro while we connected a mic to another input. Both worked fine. Actually, you can plug in a mic or a guitar into any of the first three inputs (Mic 1/wireless, Mic 2, and Guitar).
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I wound't recommend it. I bought this unit and the input wire broke within minutes. Called - tried calling - Behringer. After about 2 hours got to speak with someone in Pittsburgh who said it would be too costly to fix. I send the unit back to Amazon (thanks, Amazon) which I don't like to do. I'd get something else. Go to a Sam Ash or Guitar center and they should have something that works in stock. Or try Crutchfield.
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My guess is that if your amp has an XLR input, it ought to handle it if you're running both a guitar line and an XLR line to it. The VL3G is sending the harmony outputs through the XLR. If your amp has no such output, there'd be your answer. I'm running my guitar output from the unit to my amp and the XLR to my PA board.
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Can't say about pre-amp, but works directly with Apple Mac Garage Band program, without any other drivers or software. Just plug and play.
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I pull mine through a mixer, into my interface and into my DAW. The only thing is is that you need to do this with mono cables otherwise your output will be terrible. I love how the volcas sound, so any effort you put into this will be well worth it. PS; I had low output until I switched to mono cables.
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glad you asked that. you need too much. soo much i dont even know. I never got it working, had to stick with my original. Make sure you get one with a usb if its for garageband. Other than that you need a whole program.
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Yea a standard 1/4" guitar cable will work for you, Bruce. The output you're going to want to use for the drum machine is the one identified as "phones" on the back of the machine. Have fun!
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Great!!, The best Sound Ever!, I got Mine a few Days ago.Also I tried with Garage Band, works very Good.
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Again, it works with Garageband, but I haven't tried using it with Amplitube or Pocketamp. I don't know if those apps give you the option of using Bluetooth. Could be an update to both of these apps if we make enough noise!
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No I havent but as long as you have an acoustic electric pick up or a hybrid acoustic electric guitar then it should work just fine
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Although I don't have Garage Band (I use Cakewalk's Sonar X3), I have very happy with how the Roland A-300 works. I decided to buy this over some other MIDI controllers because of its compatibility with Sonar, and after talking to Tech experts at Cakewalk about other controllers. Recommend that you do a lot of research and try out the controllers at a local music shoppe like Guitar Center, Sam Ash, etc. Good luck!
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I plugged a Danelectro Fab Echo into mine and it worked. Havn't tried any others. If you have any noise problems with yours, you may have to check for proper grounding of the pedal to the computer ground/chassis. If you use Audacity, it has effects that can be added after the recording (reverb, etc.).