Will this work with audio recording, allowing monitoring while recording an input (sync overdubbing in Garage Band, etc.)? Thanks.
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I don't use Garage Band but was able to monitor while recording using other software.
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YEs, that is what it's used for to replace the second "m-box" that broke in three years. This piece of equipment is still going strong!
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Yes. I actually use it with JamUp. It provides a digital audio interface, so any audio application, Garage Band, Ampkit, JamUp, etc can use it.
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It works very well with GarageBand. Just follow the directions and you'll have it running in no time.
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This product works wonders with garage band. All you need to do is go to preferences and change the audio input to built in input and you're ready to rock. However, you would get a cleaner signal with a proper USB audio interface, none the less this is a good, cost effective alternative.
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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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I find this M-Track unit works great with my Mac - recording bass and guitar directly into Garageband. I only have been recording one instrument at a time, so I didn't have a need for the 4 inputs that the Behringer unit has.
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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.
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Hi Ruth, i honestly do not know. i used a program named cakewalk, (Sonar) and this allowed me to record the keyboard, guitar and vocals through an interface named m audio. it was fairly simple to setup and use, but the equipment, all together, was pricey.
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I agree with Andy and Michael. It should certainly work. It is merely a standard USB interface. Linux will see it, you will just have to configure whatever recording or music Software that you are using. Your recording software may already have an ASIO driver in the program. Most do. The ASIO driver will connect the software to the Lexicon interface. And BTW, I've been using the Lexicon interface and it's great. Definitely worth the $50 to see if it will work for you. Good Luck !
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I use this to boost and monitor my mic inputs. It does not replace my H4N for recording...I may send the output to the H4N if the levels are low.
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Yes, it's a perfect interface for that. Just make sure you set the input preferences in whatever recording program you use, to the M Audio, instead of the internal mic. Good luck !
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If you are using Garage Band or Logic, it will find the hardware automatically... no need for software if I remember correctly. Again, plug it in while a recording program is open, and you may find the device under >Preferences >Audio
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You need an interface, and it depends what are you using it for, multitrack recording or just one input. Personus makes nice affordable interfaces, but there are others.
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That depends. We have not used it for that purpose. The best way would be to split both the mic input and the computer audio output, mix them and then record onto a recorder (this one or another) directly through the line in input.
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Honestly, I've never tried. I use it for a podcast, and we either are recording or listening to the recording. Would make sense if you were recording music. I don't think it does as we switch to monitor playback it cuts our mics. I'll have to play around with it.
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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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Hi, Sorry I have no clue on this one. I just use it for recording. Tascam has good customer support however, they might know. Good luck and have fun.Brian