Can I use the iPad speaker output to monitor my recording swith earphones?
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That's what I use. Of course, there is latency, but it works as I expected. Hope this helps!
1364256
I dont know about that, but I do know that it is a great little mic -I had to use two filters, though, since it is very sensitive. I use it directly on my macbook pro and my costumers cannot tell the difference from my professional AKG.
813951
Unfortunately, it has to be on the iPad. I could have sware once I plugged the power in it would be fine, but nope...Pretty big bummer IMOP. I did look at the Scarlett and that one appears to be basically the same thing except not marketed towards apple. The scarlett looks to be more PC / USB built, but as far as the "having to be plugged into a recording device before outputting any sound" is concerned?? May be the same way, not sure.
697908
No. The speakers have no amplification. You'd need to plug your iPad into an amplifier or receiver, and then connect the speakers to the amplifier or receiver.
2170555
there are probably speakers out there that use the earphone jack. You might look at computer or iPad speakers
1889313
This device is for computer output only. You can not use it to get audio into your computer for record
103859
I will test this weekend, and see i I can, so if I understand, the wireless side is where the ipad is plugged into so that the sound comes out vie the camera imput side to the stereo. I will test and let you know
1949132
I not really sure about what you are asking... What do you need the iPad with this kind of wireless mic?
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I am not sure about an iPad since I have a Sansa mp3 and Samsung Galaxy Notebook. Both devices use a simple male to male earphone cable in the earphone jack. The speakers are designed for iPod/Pad devices and as such has an input slot which looks to be the same connection you would use for charging an iPod/Pad. Either way, you can't go wrong.
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I have been able to monitor that way, but usually get a recording of the first track (at a lower level) bleeding into the second track when I monitor. I am going to try a "work around" with my mixing board first in line (after the mics) into the Tascam, then into the iPad.I got it working well by patching the headphone out into a small stereo to boost the levels for monitoring, and then using headphones plugged into the stereo.
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I stream music stored on my external HD through the hub to my iPad. Hope this helps.
1690151
The mic has a standard USB connector. If a mini doesn't have a standard connector, you'd need an adaptor. Not sure about ipad software drivers . . .
794568
Yes, you can listen to any audio the iPad can put out. It's a great device, especially for road trips to keep the kids entertained.
2110208
You can use your iphone-ipad or mac's output for sound output. There is No output on Jam.
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Yes, however since the Soft speaker is mono ( not stereo), you will only be able to listen to the iPad's left channel.
1000706
Yes, if you are willing to get an adapter since this speaker uses a lightning connector instead of the 30 pin plug that your iPad uses.
504265
You may be able to use the Apple camera connection kit to extract digital audio from Apple IOS devices, however the Nuforce icon IDO, is going for $100 bucks right now and it is designed specifically for IOS devices. The IDO is also a great headphone amp and has analog outputs to send audio to your amp, so you can listen to it through the speakers. I own both devices and you can't go wrong with either one. Both offer great quality for the buck and if you've never used an external DAC for music listening, your in for a real treat. Best of luck.
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Nope.After reading your question, I tried running the audio out of my iPad to my Bose wireless Bluetooth system... Doesn't work. : (