Trying to use Irig + garageband , ipad internal microphone picks up every sound , even breathing. Any experience on Irig +guitar +ipad to fix this?
2018928
If you record through guitar amp in garageband, you'll not get those noises. Try it (y)
1949132
I not really sure about what you are asking... What do you need the iPad with this kind of wireless mic?
520062
It depends. If it is just the microphone in the iPad, yes. If it is the electronics inside the iPad, no. You may want to check the return policy of the seller in case it doesn't work. (Keep in mind, you will also need a microphone and XLR type cord to plug into the iRig Pre unit-it is an interface to plug a microphone into your iPad, doesn't include the mic and cable).
2176635
I am not impressed. I spoke into my iPad with and without the mic and heard no difference. Sorry.
1895105
I bought the upgrade for my iPod touch, but I still get that "this app require a microphone" message when I try to install iTalk. Any thoughts?
2280572
No. You cannot plug the IRig Keys in an amp. It is a MIDI controller and only 'controls' sound produced on your iPad or iPhone, etc. You can of course plug your iPad or iPhone into an amp/sound system.
321142
BTW, you MUST use the genuine Apple Kit w/iPad. Or, the iRig Midi product which costs double, but has some non-essential extra perks.
1445535
Any and all sound FX would run through the Ipad, not the pinball accessory. Check to make sure volume is up, mute is off.
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!
2025472
Yes, provided your software allows an external microphone...but even though the mic contains its own battery, it is not sensitive enough to record conversations at a distance (without gain applied by software or another piece of hardware). It will also require an adapter since this mic's connector is a TRS, while apple requires a TRRS...simply plugging this mic into the iPad will yield nothing (some microphones are made to address this connector difference and will work with iPad without an adapter). You will need an adapter such as the mCAM Mic Adapter, which will convert the iPad's 1/8" connection into two separate 1/8" jacks - one for headphones and one for microphone. This also allows for monitoring of the recording as it is happening.
1205993
That should work fine. I use mine to connect a Presonus 16.4.2 mixer to the iPad so I can view a solo'd channel in Studio Six's Audiotools. No reason that shouldn't work for Garage Band as well.
2030834
I will assume your machine is the iPad 1, or original iPad. The product works with various apps including the amplitube and the jam up app, which is awesome. I also used it with the GarageBand through the Mac and it works great. Just keep in mind how to plug in the product and it should work. In my experience no other software was needed. Now the apps that I mentioned are not cheap, there are some free versions, and are great for practice, maybe. To me the best of the apps was jamup but is not cheap at all. Get the free version first and see for yourself. To answer the question, I would say try to update the ipad1 to the iOS 8.1.2, and go to the App Store to try out the apps. I will assume your machine is the iPad 1, or original iPad. The product works with various apps including the amplitube and the jam up app, which is awesome. I also used it with the GarageBand through the Mac and it works great. Just keep in mind how to plug in the product and it should work. In my experience no other software was needed. Now the apps that I mentioned are not cheap, there are some free versions, and are great for practice, maybe. To me the best of the apps was jamup but is not cheap at all. Get the free version first and see for yourself. To answer the question, I would say... » Read More I will assume your machine is the iPad 1, or original iPad. The product works with various apps including the amplitube and the jam up app, which is awesome. I also used it with the GarageBand through the Mac and it works great. Just keep in mind how to plug in the product and it should work. In my experience no other software was needed. Now the apps that I mentioned are not cheap, there are some free versions, and are great for practice, maybe. To me the best of the apps was jamup but is not cheap at all. Get the free version first and see for yourself. To answer the question, I would say try to update the ipad1 to the iOS 8.1.2, and go to the App Store to try out the apps. « Show Less
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I have an ipad3 and feel your woes. I'm having the exact same issue. I sent an email to Behringer but their response didn't even acknowledge or address the problem, something about warranty repairs...
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I use my mic for my iPad specifically. I haven't plugged it into my computer yet. The mic turns on whenever you open a recording app. Like when I have it plugged in, I can open the video camera, voice memos, or even snapchat. It works with anything that uses the mic if that makes sense. The only complaint that I have for the mic is that you have to be very close in order to hear the sound when you're done recording, but overall an awesome mic! (:
1456646
It should work OK. However I experienced latency problems with GarageBand on my iMac.Not sure if this would happen with other software or platforms.
1893764
I don't believe it has an interface or cable that will allow it to work with iPads. You can hook it directly to a computer using the included interface or you can run normal 1/4 inch cables out to any existing audio interface (such as the PreSonus AudioBox or any M-Audio interface, etc). Or you can plug headphones into it directly and use it for practicing -- it really shines for that use. Now that I think about it, you might be able to use the quarter-inch cable method to hook it into an iPad interface, perhaps like iRig? But I never tried it.
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Hey, Joshua...I use my Mic for voiceover work straight into my Ipad and track onto my basic-version Twisted Wave app. 'Wave is easy to use...check it out if you're not familiar with it. That's as much as I know. Thanks for mentioning those apps. I'm now curious and want to check them out. Good luck...Maybe call Sweetwater. They know a lot. marv g