Can I connect this from my guitar to my ipad so I can use the amps from GarageBand
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I use mine to connect from head phones of edrums to radio/cd player. Can't say about your connection. I would make sure the 1/8" connection is the right application though.
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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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Nope. Its just a controller.You can plug-and-play it to a dedicated synthesizer, or a Mac, or iPad, or iPhone with garage band or lesser app.
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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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Yes, you may use this amp with a guitar and a wireless mic together, since it already comes with the mic, you can just plug in your guitar.
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This is a midi controller. I will not work directly into an amp. You would have to have some time of midi interface that would sample the sound.
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Yes. It allows for the connection of a superior mic with an XLR connection while shooting videos with the phone. If you're using Garageband on your phone then the answer is yes to that as well. If on your Mac then this probably isn't what you need as it is designed to work with the unique iPhone connection. For a Mac an external device is superior such as the Focusrite line of pre-amps.
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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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To the best of my knowledge, you need an IPad. The middle of the guitar body is set up for an IPad. The connection pins are in this space. I suggest that you contact the company that sells the product: Numark in Cumberland RI. Hope this helps. I love mine and hope it will work for your needs.
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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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This cannot connect right into an ipad since it is built to connect into a computer. You would need something to handle the USB, or a midi output from another MPC to connect to the iPad. You could try the Maschine app or something else to get a drum pad into your iPad. http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/maschine/maschine-for-ios/imaschine/
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Hi,I'm driven to answer YES for the following reason: I got it working on my iphone 5 with the lightning adapter using it without problem with garage band and Sample tank. You can connect it in both verse: front and back (very useful for my iPhone).So i do really think it will work with the ipad mini but you need to buy the adapter.ByeAdriano
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Yes, GarageBand has it hidden a little to getting it to play that sound too. I've used it on an Ipad2 and iPhone 5 both have let me hear the live input through headphones.
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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.
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If your keyboard has a 1/4 inch plug I couldn't see why not . I connect a guitar to amplitube with it with 1/4 inch headphone jack . It doesn't have a midi plug.
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Should be able to! You can use an amp. These guitars sound great hooked up to an amp!!
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I've used it with the garage band app on an iPad 2 (with both iOS6 & iOS7) via the standard apple USB adapter - it works fine!