I use Studiotrack for iPad.
Mahal nga yung apogee mic.. Sakin okay na yung Irig mic, kaso di ko alam san officialy nabibili, meron sa sulit kaso nakakatakot baka fake( dahil may fake irigs eh)
Get the Zoom H1. Its a portable field recorder and an audio interface. It has line inputs in which you could connect your existing mixer.
Fully compatible with the Ipad.
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Guys may alam ba kayo pede interface for ipad para magamit yung mga mic na xlr cable ang connection? Tia! :-D
I am planning to use ipad for recording acoustic covers kasi. Kagaya ni Sir deltaslim, pang Youtube lang :-D Simple setup lang sana, acoustic guitar + vocals tapos minsan may piano. Yung iRig gusto ko una itry, kaso hindi ko sigurado kung pano gagamitin mic (Shure SM57) or interface na pede gamitin or type of connections na dapat isetup - sorry first time! Hehe Salamat sa advice mga kapatid :-D
Guys may alam ba kayo pede interface for ipad para magamit yung mga mic na xlr cable ang connection? Tia! :-D
I am planning to use ipad for recording acoustic covers kasi. Kagaya ni Sir deltaslim, pang Youtube lang :-D Simple setup lang sana, acoustic guitar + vocals tapos minsan may piano.
just to be clear though, if you do the occasional podcast, usb mics are easier to set up. the last sentence of the post is the most crucial, however... choose a usb mic that has internal monitoring - THAT should be the most important consideration when choosing a usb mic.
The Samson Go mic's good. It has direct monitoring, 3 settings, small and cheap. :) I suggest you buy that if you really want a USB mic. :)
Meron ako niyan! Ang problema kung wala ka namang vocal booth or studio.. Pick up niya lahat ng sound kahit yung mga sasakyan sa labas.. Hahaha
Kaya ko nasabi sa earlier post ko na para sa akin di practical ang usb mic for recording music. Di nya kaya approach yung flexibility and tone if you use xlr mic w/ boom stand.
- You can easily position it wherever it sounds best while playing comfortably. Sa usb mic madalas ikaw pa ang kailang pumosisyon sa mic.
- If you want to increase the signal to noise ratio, you have to get up close to the mic. If you have to crank up the gain on your mic para lang marinig, tataas din ang noise (ie, anything that you don't want to hear/record).
The ART Pre has never been known for being quiet, my former StudioV3 notwithstanding. Have you compared between using usb power and the adapter?
Meron ako niyan! Ang problema kung wala ka namang vocal booth or studio.. Pick up niya lahat ng sound kahit yung mga sasakyan sa labas.. Hahaha
Pero yun nga ang pinakaportable at sobrang okay naman para sakin ang quality, yun lang condenser mic ko eh.. :-D
Hi KitC - I did more tests and found that the noise is simply a product of the increase in gain, ie, the Dual Pre is only amplifying the noise that is already present in the environment (room/house) along with the signal. Before the gain jump, I can hear some of that same room noise already. I guess I just have to address the room noise issue first, and get used to the jump in the gain knob.
Other than that, I don't know of any usb mixer/audio interface that has all these features and can be powered (including phantom power) solely by the iPad. Very portable and easy to use, giving you more time for creating music. It reminds me of what they say about the popularity of the iPhone as camera: the best camera is the one you always bring with you.
I suggest you turn that pre-amp/gain down. I've learned that it is best to track with a low gain and just process the tracks after, to maximize the volume of the whole master track.. I track never above -18db (it can reach up to -10/-12db sometimes though)
This is a good suggestion! Thanks.
Other than that, I don't know of any usb mixer/audio interface that has all these features and can be powered (including phantom power) solely by the iPad. Very portable and easy to use, giving you more time for creating music. It reminds me of what they say about the popularity of the iPhone as camera: the best camera is the one you always bring with you.
Kaya ko nasabi sa earlier post ko na para sa akin di practical ang usb mic for recording music. Di nya kaya approach yung flexibility and tone if you use xlr mic w/ boom stand.
- You can easily position it wherever it sounds best while playing comfortably. Sa usb mic madalas ikaw pa ang kailang pumosisyon sa mic.
- If you want to increase the signal to noise ratio, you have to get up close to the mic. If you have to crank up the gain on your mic para lang marinig, tataas din ang noise (ie, anything that you don't want to hear/record).
Kung ideal ang room at walang ibang noise, ok din naman siguro ang usb mic for capturing multiple sources (eg, voice + guitar) or kung madali makakuha ng magandang position.
Just my 2 cents...