Can you easily mix external audio (e.g., from your cell phone or mp3 player headphone jack) with the aerodrum sounds to play along with music?
1465350
Aerodrums doesn't have a feature to play audio sent to the computer via the line-in jack. However if you transfer your mp3s to the computer, Aerodrums has a playlist feature that will let you load those songs to drum along to.
1465351
It seems likely. I have used it mainly with recording software and other live instruments, but it seems like it would be easily done
1465352
The aerodrums are amazing. Actually better than expected. U can def play along with music on aerodrums.
52420
do i have to have a DJ program in order to use this or any other device such as an external sound card?
618944
Yes you can. It's quite easy to do. It requires headphones, but that is always the case.
529558
I've never actually done it, but you can; however, you need to download an audio app.
899188
No you can't mix the music and the sounds with this unit. There is a button to turn on the sound and one to turn on the radio. If you turn on one it shuts the other off. There is 145 different sound options for this sound therapy system. I have my old radio next to this new one and I did try both together to get music and sounds together, worked ok I guess. This unit cost more than what I was wanting to spend for it but if it last a long time it will be well worth it.
1196343
No, you don't. Just plug it in to your mixer or instrument's phone output jack, and you're good to go. Make sure it has an output intended for headphones. Will have to use an adapter for stereo output. Hope this helps....
2281071
With the little that I have played with it (I got it for my wife, so she uses it more), there is probably not a way to do so directly on the device itself. That said, you could probably create playlists (or smart playlists) to get the effect you want. It is a crappy workaround and probably requires initial setting up to have it on hand, but that would work.
208872
Yes by selecting menu, then sound. You can opt for internal or external speakers
1011405
You can create 4 independent mixes via software and route them to the headphone jack or outputs I believe. Manual is here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals&p=UA-1010&id=62226931
490112
I've been able to connect jacks from both external speakers and headphones. If the plastic base of the jack is very wide then you'll probably have a problem.
2251063
Sure can! As long as you don't use a app that needs to play sound then you will be fine.
659325
I don't think you can mix that on the Zoom H2n itself, but this is easily done on a PC using software like Audacity or Audition -- I think the H4n might be able to do this on the Zoom itself as it has a basic mixer
1767627
I use it with my Iphone. It is a mixed blessing. On the media I ripped with EAC or dBPoweramp, the music sounds fantastic. On commercially acquired media, you are acutely aware of the missing dynamics.
94597
While anything is possible, you'll need some adapters for PC input or output. There is a phones output and a monitor output which could be adapted into a usual line-in on a PC, but there are no midi inputs. Most of the input channels have line-level inputs in 1/4" phono format, so almost any audio source could be mixed in here. Its not the best thing for DJ-style mixing, however: there is only a single (stereo) output bus, so no cross-fading here.
317775
According to the manual there is a random play mode with mp3. I have never used it myself.
1373587
Can use with or without mixer.with mixer = external mode without mixer = internal mode
1230400
No you cannot. It is a MIDI controller so it sends MIDI continuous control messages to your computer via USB. You can use these messages to mix using audio software, but the hardware itself cannot carry audio.