does this mixer mix PC and Mac or PC/Mac and smartPhones (like iPhone)?
1073922
Yes, you can you for both cases. The only problem is the cable to audio jack from mixer is fixed and very short wire.
1891492
Not sure what you mean exactly, but I use the mixer for my home recording studio and there is no delay at all using Windows (I use Adobe Audition for my recording). So I would assume it would perform the same way if you are using a Windows computer in or out.
954169
Using it thru ipad and garage band u can use some enhancement, reverb, echo, or guitar model amps, then record it, as far as i know, mixer is not recommended in recording , mostly its used in live, in my own opinion.
2237561
It also sends data to the Pc or Mac. Do not use a mixer with this device as it has a built in pre-amp. You should also not plug main outs into the mic inputs from a powered source such as a keyboard as this can damage the built in pre-amp. I found out the hard way and now have an expensive paper weight.
1348003
Technically yes,practically no. Requires additional software on iPhone (FLAC Converter). Files are much bigger in hiRez so less can be carried on iPhone-I found it to be an undesirable trade off. Very good sound on 44/16.
1055701
I have been using it with my iPhone DJ of course iphone plays only one channel. What that stuff does is to split your audio of one deck to your headset and the other to the speaker out during mixing. On my ms7 through the Mac. It plays left and right audio on one and headset on the other. That stuff is only for dj. You don't have to buy it if you are not using it for DJ.
2002472
I don't know about a mac but we're using a headset with integrated mic and headphones on a PC and it works fine.
1489461
I have not tested this with a Apple. I have only tested this with a Microsoft PC
2068103
Definitely can be used on PC and Mac. You can route the reverb to the headphones outs via software. If you need more output from the headphones out, use an external headphone amplifier
1394061
Dashed if I know for sure, but I'm pretty sure it's for pc and android. But not sure, as I've not got a Mac.
1626154
Honestly I dont recommend for mixing. Its basically a good source yo plug your iPhone/iPad is all.
211929
This is a stand alone mixer. It does not interface on it's own. You could route output to via a seperate interface to laptop but it doesn't contain a native interface itself
1073187
Yeah, I have it paired with my PC and my iphone at the same time. When you turn on the jambox, both the PC and the iphone recognize it (within range) and you just choose which one to play music from. No need to re-pair if switching between the two.
362361
Yes but from the iPad not the unit itself, this unit just lets u control the software off the iPad to make mixing easier. I have it hooked up to a receiver with speakers.. But I also use a battery operated speaker for on the go mixing..
799237
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.
714240
I Have Used it with Android and Windows don't have any Mac equipment. hope this helps
683878
I am not sure on this, as i do not have a Mac or have it paired to any other device besides two i Phones.