Iphone Guitar amp FX
- Thread starter easyrider
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The iRig is fine, if a bit dated. It connects to the iPad via the headphone socket and has a passthrough socket on it for headphone/external speaker connection. Works fine with the rather fine Amplitube.
However, recent interfaces have started to use the proper multi-connector thingy and they're supposed to be better.
However, recent interfaces have started to use the proper multi-connector thingy and they're supposed to be better.
Soldato
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dont native instruments do a guitar rig for iphone? i would guess thats the best as guitar rig is great s/w. guitarist mate of mine loves it.
just had a look but i cant find anything. i was sure they had done something.
just had a look but i cant find anything. i was sure they had done something.
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Don't understand the merits of such a thing and why someone would want it other than for novelty?
How do you use it? For practice? Recording when inspiration hits? Can't imagine a scenario when I'm lugging my guitar around but not my laptop.
How do you use it? For practice? Recording when inspiration hits? Can't imagine a scenario when I'm lugging my guitar around but not my laptop.
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This is why Android fails on the music scene.
There is so much professional gear/software for Apple products but nothing for Android.
Both Mackie and Line 6 have mixing desks with iPad control and Digitech even have a guitar effects based round the iPad.
You can even get Garageband on the iPad.
(S3 and Transformer owner just in case you think I'm a fanboy)
For practice and inspiration.