Unfortunately I need to go the other way. I need audio out from my iPad to a mixer. I am using midi to control Moog Model-D on the iPad but I need the audio to go to my mixer. I have an iRig that gives me audio in when I need it but it doesn't support audio out. Does anyone know of a solution for audio out?
Nice video! I use power tools. By connecting the USB directly from the mixer into the computer, will it give me individual tracks on protools ? So if I use 3 channels on the mixer, will it show up as 3 individual tracks on protools, or just 1 overall track?
Why do you need USB interface...if you connecting from USB/mixer? Can't you use the same cable you use for charging the iPad? One end has USB...the other has Lighting?
I have my main out connected straight into my Ipad, but it isn't picking up my mixer audio, it's still using the default microphone and I'm getting frustrated
Hi there, brilliant video! I have all the same gear you have here. Can I use this method to record videos using the mixer audio instead of the iPad inbuilt mics? Thanks, Kris
The Mackie ProFX v3 series of mixers have a 3.5mm stereo line level input. And Apple makes a direct lightening to 3.5mm cable... and a lightening to 3.5mm adapter. It's a very simple way to connect iphones and ipads to a mixer. Probably android phones and tablets have cables and adaptors too. So look for a mixer that has a 3.5mm input.
Hi Jordan. Great video. You explained it well. A very good solution that I’m going to try. Here’s my question, I need to do one more step. I want to be able to. Play my keyboard through the mixer with vocals and have that go into the live conversation. The problem is at 44.1 kHz the phone lines can’t handle it and cut the music up so I want to be able to export it out down sample to 8 kHz so the people on a group conference call can enjoy a couple of worship songs Can you show how to do that? I’m not really a sound guy I have some idea. I think I probably need to use some type of Daws software. I’m looking at Reaper. Any help you can provide here would be very much appreciated.
What a great video! Thank you. I have the same mixer you do. I have an ipad...not sure if it's a standard ipad or not....how would I know? It would appear I only need the connector wires USB audio mixer chord and the white plug from ipad.
So I am using a USB-C dongle to RCA out of my iPad. I find when I start the songs they skip the first second of the song I’m assuming on the transfer. Do you think if I use the USB-C to USB 3.0 dongle then USB 3.0 USB 2.0 cable link in the back of the Mixer it would solve that problem?
Question about the USB Audio, do you have to have the adapter or why wouldn’t plugging the regular charging cable from the iPad into that usb port work without adapter?
I have a mixing board that has the USB that I use to record from one of my Ipads. However, I have a second Ipad lightning connector that I want music to play through simultaneously with the USB record on the 1st Ipad. I have the lightning adapter for power/audio(?). I want to insert that into an white/red input (once I buy the cable). Since I won't be using it to record, do I need to buy a sound card? I'm going to play music through the Second Ipad, while the first Ipad video records.
What about for multitrack to iPad or logic or garage band on computer? All of these methods will only get the stereo left and right if anything, right?
I have a Lighting to HDMI cable running from my iPAD to my ATEM Mini Pro switcher into HDMI 1 port. 1/8" from MIC-1 on switcher to RCA into my Yamaha MG10XU but no audio. Any help is appreciated.
I use the USB connection on the back of my mixer to connect to my laptop to run my DJ software. Then how would I connect my iPad so that I could record my karaoke singers?
Could you please help me, I am trying to connect my iPad using everything that you've mentioned but my iPad is not picking up the condenser microphone from the audio interface. ( no input channel has been showing). On IPAD.
You say to go into the mixer rca out but when I do this from my usb hub that’s connected to my iPad via 3.5mm, the audio is muffled. Am I doing something wrong? Audio is fine going into the mixer rca IN…
Hi, love your videos. They are concise and have solved problems for me. Thank you. I'm recording to garageband and building up tracks of live and recorded material. I do have an internal feedback issue with the USB channel that I'm not getting my head around. I want to monitor the garageband project from the mixer with headphones (or monitors if there are no mics or pickups). As soon as I press the USB button, I get feedback. So I've been working around it by using headphones plugged into my iPad pro running the garageband. Following your advice, I use the Apple camera adaptor and powered USB hub. I actually have a MG12XU so the USB channel is slightly different. I just can't quite get the principle. I think it may just that I have a switch in the wrong position?? Would love any pointers you may have. Thanks.
Hi, great video, covers many options, clear and concise. Quick question, hope you have an answer: I use a Dynacord Powermate 600 mixing desk that has ability to set up a monitor/foldback system for the band to hear themselves during gig. The mixing desk has individual monitor levels for each channel (eg, vocals can be set louder, or keys can be louder, or guitar etc, etc) and my question deals with these monitor levels. If I were to set all monitor channels to zero, apart from 1 of the mics, can I record that INDIVIDUAL channel, from the desk, into an iPhone? For your information: we DON'T utilise the monitor system when we gig, we're really not that loud, and it's therefore redundant. However one of our singers is singing out of key (yes, really) and it would help if I could isolate that singer's channel and record it to my iPhone... My plan is to record ONLY that singer's channel by having all monitor channels at zero but with this channel turned up and output to the iPhone. Can I do this? I use an iPhone 5S. Cheers!
You can simultaneously use the stereo xlr outputs and the stereo 1/4 outputs , or a monitor mix. Depends on the mixer but in my experience most of them have multiple stereo outputs
Wow i like this. Please help me. I have an old model standard mixer. How can i connect it to my tab? Is there an app to install in my tab? If so, what's the name if the app. Much thanks
I’d like to see the usb-c adapter used with the 2020 iPad Pro to connect to the usb mixer. Everywhere I’ve looked on line, including Apple forums, people are saying it doesn’t work.
I have fallows your instructions and I have a Macklemore viz pro going into my I Pad pro with the sound card. I d not get any sound from my mic jack on the mixer. Any advice ?
Did you find any solution? I have my main out connected straight into my Ipad, but it isn't picking up my mixer audio, it's still using the default microphone and I'm getting frustrated
I don’t get any audio when iPad Pro is connected to mixer via usb and I’m trying to playback a multitrack recording I’ve done. But when I disconnect usb cable iPad loudspeaker I get audio from loudspeaker. Pls any help?
@@thetoolmat8632 tried that. Even with headphones connected to the mixer or outputting to speakers no audio. But Pete says it could be that the mixer isn’t class compliant. Cos it’s able to do a multitrack recording from the mixer into the iPad. It’s just playback via usb that has no output.
I think if you connect it the first way, you will lose part of the signal. The Jack-Usb audio card accepts mono input , but you are sending stereo output from the mixer. I think you should just pan everything to the left and use one output.
Hi great video. Regarding using a mixer with a usb on number 3 method . Which mixer would you recommend. And would you be able to Dj with iPad on its apps with the mixer and that way of connecting. Also could you recommend the best mixer that has XLR outputs for active speakers and a Mike input. Many thanks
Great video! I'm trying to hook my audio interface to my mixer (already have the iPad connected to the powered hub and audio interface). My issue is when I plug my line in to a channel line in on the mixer, I'm getting no sound of my monitors. Any ideas?
I think I'm going about this all wrong. I have a Roland GO:Mixer Pro and I bought a cheap iPad 2 just for this since my Android S7 in incompatible. Now, I see the iPad 2 doesn't have a USB. I have a 2013 Macbook Pro, and I don't know how to use any of this. Thanks in advance. - Mike
I really don’t think you covered the USB Microphone Option in depth , as that is the most used form of audio interfaces, by singer songwriters, your video gives the feel that you need both mixer usb hub powered(bus) AND a usb audio interface to record vocals in garage band, can you please clarify the steps in using a usb microphone and the usb mixer
Nice video, I have the exactly same Yamaha mixer and the adapter for iPad. I connected everything but i can’t record my piano on garage band. Although the piano is connected to the mixer :( what can I do to solve the problem?
HI I own a Focusrite Saffire 6 USB soundcard. This is a usb 1.1 device. The soundcard you displayed in the video must definately be usb 2.0. The question is can i connect my soundcard in the same manner you have connected . Which is the I pad you have used there. Thanks
I have a mg16Xu with 9 mics input for my drums. If I use the usb 2.0 from the mixer using the lightening into my iPad method, is it possible to get 9 individual track input channels shown in GarageBand or will I only get two input channels aka stereo?
i am trying to use my ipad for my drum lessons online. will this set up, the last option you chose, work for the video too? i just to zoom from there for my lessons. i would really appreciate your advice. i have a laptop but don't want to keep moving it back and forth when i want to play. i have a presonus audiobox usb 96 interface. i connect the i connect the drum brain (Lmono out) to L mono in on mixer. my heaphones go from mixer to drum brain
Hi! Thank you very much for the video! I have a doubt, if I connect via option 3 (USB Audio Mixing Console), would Garageband pick up the different channels or mix everything that's connected on the mixer to a single track? Thanks in advance!
Hi, could you please tell me what would happen if you connect your iPad to Mixer by using a lead that has a single round pin that goes into your iPad and an RCA connector which plugs into Mixer? Thank you.
Thanks so much. What to do if you want sound from your iPad to your mixer to a powered speaker. Bluetooth to the speaker works but I want to eq the sound before it goes to the speaker.
Can you tell me which equipment I can use to play my iPad Pro thru my Analog stereo system. I tried using a $9 dongle which is a headset adapter and the music is distorted and bad sounding.
Hi, very helpful video, i have a question, is there a way to record guitar first and then record voice and hear it in the mixer. i've recorded guitar and when i do another track with the mic, i don't hear my first track on garageband. thanks
the whole point i want to do this is because i already have an oldish mixer. basically, i record with midi instruments in garage band, on my iphone. i bought a microphone, but it needs phantom power to be any good. i can run the microphone to the mixer and use phantom power there, and then run it from the mixer to to my iphone. i haven’t tried yet. but hoping it works
I’ve been trying to run via usb into my iPhone. The mixer I’m using is a Soundcraft signature 12. I’m running turntables and 2 mics into the mixer and then usb 2 into my camera adapter for the iPhone. My signal is SUPER low, and it takes a lot to even hear a tiny bit of the signal coming from my turntables. But I can hear the mics, albeit the a quiet signal from them. Everything is very low. How do I increase the input or the sensitivity of the iPhone receiving. signal?
Check the level and gain adjustments in one of Kettner's videos. You must get to 0dB on your peak measurement. If a few or no green leds are lit you won't hear the mixer out.
Looks as if you might have just solved an issue I've ben searching all over the place for. You wouldn't happen to know if the app Voice Recorder Pro would work in the same way as you're demonstrating Garageband, would you ? I'm looking for a one touch option that lets you record / monitor and share a recording as simple as possible for an older gent who has little to no audio recording exerience. Any comments more than welcome at this point :)
Okay now where are the studio monitor speakers connected to? I currently have an older Peavey analog mixer with the monitors connected to the mixer. Do I need to move the speakers to the audio interface or can I use the aux out on the mixer?
Yes. I have recorded video on my Samsung Galaxy and as soon as I plug in the USB from the mixer it recognizes audio from that source. So you get video from your phone camera, audio from the mixer out.
That's right. You can monitor the sound going in and coming out. The Mackie ProFX ( currentprice.io/profx10v3 ) does this the best because it has a blend knob so you can blend your monitoring between the mixer and the iPad.
@@kettnercreative im not talking about monitoring the sound frkm the mixer i mean can you hear what the other people on clubhouse hear through the ipad
Phantom power only runs to the XLR inputs of your audio mixer. If your audio mixer is working properly, you should not able to send 48v over the USB output to your iPad. If everything is working correctly, your iPad would never see the 48v of phantom power.
I was thinking about getting an iPad in order to record my band via GarageBand. Question - also, for live performance, can we trigger sounds/loops and/or use the effects for vocals -- so it's hooked up to our mixers and the sound comes out our PAs (like our mics, guitars, drums, normally would)? Is an iPad a useful tool for a live band performance? Thanks...
Hi, this is a great video!!! I'm connecting my Yamaha MG10XU to my ipad pro with your third option the usb cable. Only thing is, now my usb c input is being used to connect the mixer, there is nowhere to plug my headphones in so I can monitor sound. ( 2018 ipad pro with no seperate headphone socket) Any ideas? Would be so grateful!! Thanks Sean.
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Unfortunately I need to go the other way. I need audio out from my iPad to a mixer. I am using midi to control Moog Model-D on the iPad but I need the audio to go to my mixer. I have an iRig that gives me audio in when I need it but it doesn't support audio out. Does anyone know of a solution for audio out?
Nice video! I use power tools. By connecting the USB directly from the mixer into the computer, will it give me individual tracks on protools ? So if I use 3 channels on the mixer, will it show up as 3 individual tracks on protools, or just 1 overall track?
Absolutely brilliant demo. No music, no BS, just info. Thankyou.
Why do you need USB interface...if you connecting from USB/mixer? Can't you use the same cable you use for charging the iPad? One end has USB...the other has Lighting?
I’ve been looking for hours trying to find how to connect my mixer recorder to iPad! Thanks 👍🏼
Happy to help!
Hours hahaha Ive been looking for months!
Yeah, the same problem i have! Now it is nice to stream Live 😁. The best vlog on you tube!
I have my main out connected straight into my Ipad, but it isn't picking up my mixer audio, it's still using the default microphone and I'm getting frustrated
Hi there, brilliant video! I have all the same gear you have here. Can I use this method to record videos using the mixer audio instead of the iPad inbuilt mics?
Thanks,
Kris
I can’t get the audio to go into the iPad in stereo. Everything is in mono even though I’m using RCA (L R) to TRRS.
Great content. I just subscribed. Just one question If I need a driver for my mixer how do I install it to my IPad
The Mackie ProFX v3 series of mixers have a 3.5mm stereo line level input. And Apple makes a direct lightening to 3.5mm cable... and a lightening to 3.5mm adapter. It's a very simple way to connect iphones and ipads to a mixer. Probably android phones and tablets have cables and adaptors too. So look for a mixer that has a 3.5mm input.
Hi Jordan. Great video. You explained it well. A very good solution that I’m going to try. Here’s my question, I need to do one more step. I want to be able to. Play my keyboard through the mixer with vocals and have that go into the live conversation. The problem is at 44.1 kHz the phone lines can’t handle it and cut the music up so I want to be able to export it out down sample to 8 kHz so the people on a group conference call can enjoy a couple of worship songs Can you show how to do that? I’m not really a sound guy I have some idea. I think I probably need to use some type of Daws software. I’m looking at Reaper. Any help you can provide here would be very much appreciated.
Any good and inexpensive wireless transmitter/receiver solution from mixer to iPad?
What a great video! Thank you. I have the same mixer you do. I have an ipad...not sure if it's a standard ipad or not....how would I know? It would appear I only need the connector wires USB audio mixer chord and the white plug from ipad.
So I am using a USB-C dongle to RCA out of my iPad. I find when I start the songs they skip the first second of the song I’m assuming on the transfer. Do you think if I use the USB-C to USB 3.0 dongle then USB 3.0 USB 2.0 cable link in the back of the Mixer it would solve that problem?
Question about the USB Audio, do you have to have the adapter or why wouldn’t plugging the regular charging cable from the iPad into that usb port work without adapter?
I have a mixing board that has the USB that I use to record from one of my Ipads. However, I have a second Ipad lightning connector that I want music to play through simultaneously with the USB record on the 1st Ipad. I have the lightning adapter for power/audio(?). I want to insert that into an white/red input (once I buy the cable). Since I won't be using it to record, do I need to buy a sound card? I'm going to play music through the Second Ipad, while the first Ipad video records.
What about for multitrack to iPad or logic or garage band on computer? All of these methods will only get the stereo left and right if anything, right?
After doing this iphone camera is not recording sound when making video
Could you please explain why simplest option via 3.5mm jack is not here? Why can't Ipad be connected via Jack, just like any guitar or mic??
I have a Lighting to HDMI cable running from my iPAD to my ATEM Mini Pro switcher into HDMI 1 port. 1/8" from MIC-1 on switcher to RCA into my Yamaha MG10XU but no audio. Any help is appreciated.
Has this been updated? Is there a new way? If not then I am buying the cable!!!
I use the USB connection on the back of my mixer to connect to my laptop to run my DJ software. Then how would I connect my iPad so that I could record my karaoke singers?
Could you please help me, I am trying to connect my iPad using everything that you've mentioned but my iPad is not picking up the condenser microphone from the audio interface. ( no input channel has been showing). On IPAD.
Quick question. We have a Samson 300 mixer which does not have a USB port. Are there options to connected this to an IPad?
You say to go into the mixer rca out but when I do this from my usb hub that’s connected to my iPad via 3.5mm, the audio is muffled. Am I doing something wrong? Audio is fine going into the mixer rca IN…
Best tutorial I've watched!!❤
So i cant use my mackie pro8fx into a usb connect and youse thouse mackie mixersapps? and youse my ipad in live performing like a controler?
Hi, love your videos. They are concise and have solved problems for me. Thank you.
I'm recording to garageband and building up tracks of live and recorded material. I do have an internal feedback issue with the USB channel that I'm not getting my head around. I want to monitor the garageband project from the mixer with headphones (or monitors if there are no mics or pickups).
As soon as I press the USB button, I get feedback. So I've been working around it by using headphones plugged into my iPad pro running the garageband. Following your advice, I use the Apple camera adaptor and powered USB hub. I actually have a MG12XU so the USB channel is slightly different. I just can't quite get the principle. I think it may just that I have a switch in the wrong position?? Would love any pointers you may have. Thanks.
On the MG12XU, make sure the red ST button by the 11/12 fader is unclicked, this should break your feedback loop.
I’ve tried the USB one and the volume output is very low. Any idea how to fix it?
Can I use a usb c to RCA adapter rather than using the multiport adapter and the usb soundcard?
Hi! Thanks for the video. If I need to connect this mixer + midi controller (which consumes 500mAh), can I use an unpowered usb hub?
This is the question I need an answer to at this point as well lol
Can I use usb to lighting connector instead of using usb to lighting adapter?
How do you control master volume to ipad on Video recording? Thanks
What is needed to record in Cubase from the virtual instruments apps I have on the iPad?
Hi, great video, covers many options, clear and concise.
Quick question, hope you have an answer:
I use a Dynacord Powermate 600 mixing desk that has ability to set up a monitor/foldback system for the band to hear themselves during gig. The mixing desk has individual monitor levels for each channel (eg, vocals can be set louder, or keys can be louder, or guitar etc, etc) and my question deals with these monitor levels. If I were to set all monitor channels to zero, apart from 1 of the mics, can I record that INDIVIDUAL channel, from the desk, into an iPhone?
For your information: we DON'T utilise the monitor system when we gig, we're really not that loud, and it's therefore redundant. However one of our singers is singing out of key (yes, really) and it would help if I could isolate that singer's channel and record it to my iPhone... My plan is to record ONLY that singer's channel by having all monitor channels at zero but with this channel turned up and output to the iPhone. Can I do this? I use an iPhone 5S.
Cheers!
Great vid!
Quick question, could method #4 (audio interface) work with a Yamaha mg06x (has no USB ports)?
Just saw your post on reddit (I think).
Yeah, the USB sound card works as demonstrated in this video. Keep in mind, it will be mono.
@@kettnercreative I don’t use Reddit lol? thanks for the quick response !
The third option you did, does it still work with 4 mics plagued in
How do you hear your sound if you use the usb to mixer
That was an excellent & useful instructions. Just have one question to ask. How will you connect the 2 speakers (PA) into the mixer? thank you
You can simultaneously use the stereo xlr outputs and the stereo 1/4 outputs , or a monitor mix. Depends on the mixer but in my experience most of them have multiple stereo outputs
Wow i like this. Please help me. I have an old model standard mixer. How can i connect it to my tab? Is there an app to install in my tab? If so, what's the name if the app. Much thanks
I’d like to see the usb-c adapter used with the 2020 iPad Pro to connect to the usb mixer. Everywhere I’ve looked on line, including Apple forums, people are saying it doesn’t work.
Did you ever get it to work out?
Thank you - was about to pull my hair out.
What app on the iPad are you using?
What app do u use for the ipad for audio?
I have fallows your instructions and I have a Macklemore viz pro going into my I Pad pro with the sound card. I d not get any sound from my mic jack on the mixer. Any advice ?
Did you find any solution? I have my main out connected straight into my Ipad, but it isn't picking up my mixer audio, it's still using the default microphone and I'm getting frustrated
I don’t get any audio when iPad Pro is connected to mixer via usb and I’m trying to playback a multitrack recording I’ve done. But when I disconnect usb cable iPad loudspeaker I get audio from loudspeaker. Pls any help?
are you using headphones connected to the interface or mixing board?
@@thetoolmat8632 tried that. Even with headphones connected to the mixer or outputting to speakers no audio. But Pete says it could be that the mixer isn’t class compliant. Cos it’s able to do a multitrack recording from the mixer into the iPad. It’s just playback via usb that has no output.
I think if you connect it the first way, you will lose part of the signal. The Jack-Usb audio card accepts mono input , but you are sending stereo output from the mixer. I think you should just pan everything to the left and use one output.
Yes, that's right. The microphone input on the USB sound card is just mono. It works for some people, but it's not a great solution by any means.
Your videos have been so helpful to me. Thanks so much!
Glad they are helpful!
Hi great video. Regarding using a mixer with a usb on number 3 method . Which mixer would you recommend. And would you be able to Dj with iPad on its apps with the mixer and that way of connecting. Also could you recommend the best mixer that has XLR outputs for active speakers and a Mike input. Many thanks
Great video! I'm trying to hook my audio interface to my mixer (already have the iPad connected to the powered hub and audio interface). My issue is when I plug my line in to a channel line in on the mixer, I'm getting no sound of my monitors. Any ideas?
I think I'm going about this all wrong. I have a Roland GO:Mixer Pro and I bought a cheap iPad 2 just for this since my Android S7 in incompatible. Now, I see the iPad 2 doesn't have a USB. I have a 2013 Macbook Pro, and I don't know how to use any of this. Thanks in advance. - Mike
I really don’t think you covered the USB Microphone Option in depth , as that is the most used form of audio interfaces, by singer songwriters, your video gives the feel that you need both mixer usb hub powered(bus) AND a usb audio interface to record vocals in garage band, can you please clarify the steps in using a usb microphone and the usb mixer
Nice video, I have the exactly same Yamaha mixer and the adapter for iPad. I connected everything but i can’t record my piano on garage band. Although the piano is connected to the mixer :( what can I do to solve the problem?
HI
I own a Focusrite Saffire 6 USB soundcard. This is a usb 1.1 device. The soundcard you displayed in the video must definately be usb 2.0. The question is can i connect my soundcard in the same manner you have connected . Which is the I pad you have used there.
Thanks
I have a mg16Xu with 9 mics input for my drums. If I use the usb 2.0 from the mixer using the lightening into my iPad method, is it possible to get 9 individual track input channels shown in GarageBand or will I only get two input channels aka stereo?
LIFESAYVAH!!!!!!! Thank you - well done brother! Just what I was looking to solve.
i am trying to use my ipad for my drum lessons online. will this set up, the last option you chose, work for the video too? i just to zoom from there for my lessons. i would really appreciate your advice. i have a laptop but don't want to keep moving it back and forth when i want to play. i have a presonus audiobox usb 96 interface. i connect the i connect the drum brain (Lmono out) to L mono in on mixer. my heaphones go from mixer to drum brain
Hi! Thank you very much for the video! I have a doubt, if I connect via option 3 (USB Audio Mixing Console), would Garageband pick up the different channels or mix everything that's connected on the mixer to a single track? Thanks in advance!
my yamaha MG06x doesn’t have a usb port! what’s wrong with Yamaha taking that nice feature out! 😠 thanks for the tutorial.
Hi, could you please tell me what would happen if you connect your iPad to Mixer by using a lead that has a single round pin that goes into your iPad and an RCA connector which plugs into Mixer? Thank you.
You are absolutely amazing. I learned alot from you. Thank a million times
So you hook the usb from the iPad to the usb hub and then a usb cable from the back of the audio box to the usb hub and it will transfer sound?
Thanks so much. What to do if you want sound from your iPad to your mixer to a powered speaker. Bluetooth to the speaker works but I want to eq the sound before it goes to the speaker.
Thanks. How is it best to manage the volume controls on the ipad or phone or laptop and the mixer when outputting to speakers, please?
Can you tell me which equipment I can use to play my iPad Pro thru my Analog stereo system. I tried using a $9 dongle which is a headset adapter and the music is distorted and bad sounding.
Can i run the usb cable to a WiFi TC-Link adapter giving it its own connection, then connect to that WiFi. The TC-Link makes analog mixer a port?
Why do I need a mixer if I already have the USB audio interface?
Hi, very helpful video, i have a question, is there a way to record guitar first and then record voice and hear it in the mixer. i've recorded guitar and when i do another track with the mic, i don't hear my first track on garageband.
thanks
the whole point i want to do this is because i already have an oldish mixer. basically, i record with midi instruments in garage band, on my iphone. i bought a microphone, but it needs phantom power to be any good. i can run the microphone to the mixer and use phantom power there, and then run it from the mixer to to my iphone. i haven’t tried yet. but hoping it works
Hi! Doesn't it work for camera app on ipad pro directly when connected with dual xlr to usb c?
Hi Great Video!
Did you already tried to use a usb-c to cinch cable without using the white adapter?
Lol if u had the iPad on the charger u would not need a powered hub but everything else checks out
Thanks apple for removing the headphone Jack 👍
can you connect the mixer to iphone for streaming?
Yes you can!
@@kettnercreative thank u!
Did it work for you? Thinking about getting a 8 Chan mixer to with a 8 Chan Audio Interface to match.
I’d want to mix from Tidal app on iPad to usb mixer can this be done anyone please?
thanks man. im gonna try to play some backing tracks on my ipad while i play acoustic guitar and sing. wish me luck!!
I want to use a mixer to record videos on the camera of my iPad with reverb as opposed to having to add the effect later. Will this work for that?
I watched many videos that answered questions I was not asking. You just answered my question today. Thank you!
Thank you for this information and you explanation on the hookups!
The Presonus audio interface didnt work because you didnt have the power cord connected to the camera connection kit. it works fine without a hub
Interesting. Oddly, I've never tested it that way. Thanks for the tip.
How would I use an iPad for effects?
tysm for all this info ♥
So useful! Thank you for your videos!
Is there any advantage to doing the last option over your favorite option 3?
I’ve been trying to run via usb into my iPhone. The mixer I’m using is a Soundcraft signature 12. I’m running turntables and 2 mics into the mixer and then usb 2 into my camera adapter for the iPhone.
My signal is SUPER low, and it takes a lot to even hear a tiny bit of the signal coming from my turntables. But I can hear the mics, albeit the a quiet signal from them. Everything is very low. How do I increase the input or the sensitivity of the iPhone receiving. signal?
Check the level and gain adjustments in one of Kettner's videos. You must get to 0dB on your peak measurement. If a few or no green leds are lit you won't hear the mixer out.
How to listen youtube music?
I do not see a stereo output on my mixer
Looks as if you might have just solved an issue I've ben searching all over the place for.
You wouldn't happen to know if the app Voice Recorder Pro would work in the same way as you're demonstrating Garageband, would you ?
I'm looking for a one touch option that lets you record / monitor and share a recording as simple as possible for an older gent who has little to no audio recording exerience.
Any comments more than welcome at this point :)
I believe it should.
Thank you was a great help
I have the MG102c as you showed. I can’t get much mic or guitar output into GarageBand. Gain all the way up, everything hooked up properly. Thoughts?
No idea. Hard to say without seeing your setup.
Will this work with iPhones too??
I believe so.
Did it work for you? Thinking about getting a 8 Chan mixer to with a 8 Chan Audio Interface to match.
Okay now where are the studio monitor speakers connected to? I currently have an older Peavey analog mixer with the monitors connected to the mixer. Do I need to move the speakers to the audio interface or can I use the aux out on the mixer?
Studio monitor speakers should be connected to the monitor outputs on the Yamaha MG10XU.
So I can play stereo piano and go straight into my iphone video camera from a USB mixer?
Without needing additional audio interface ?
Yes. I have recorded video on my Samsung Galaxy and as soon as I plug in the USB from the mixer it recognizes audio from that source.
So you get video from your phone camera, audio from the mixer out.
With the usb mixer option i can monitor the sound going in and coming out of the ipad?
That's right. You can monitor the sound going in and coming out. The Mackie ProFX ( currentprice.io/profx10v3 ) does this the best because it has a blend knob so you can blend your monitoring between the mixer and the iPad.
@@kettnercreative im not talking about monitoring the sound frkm the mixer i mean can you hear what the other people on clubhouse hear through the ipad
Can the phantom power damage my iPad?
Phantom power only runs to the XLR inputs of your audio mixer. If your audio mixer is working properly, you should not able to send 48v over the USB output to your iPad.
If everything is working correctly, your iPad would never see the 48v of phantom power.
@@kettnercreative Thank you very much for your answer. I was so concerned.
I was thinking about getting an iPad in order to record my band via GarageBand.
Question - also, for live performance, can we trigger sounds/loops and/or use the effects for vocals -- so it's hooked up to our mixers and the sound comes out our PAs (like our mics, guitars, drums, normally would)? Is an iPad a useful tool for a live band performance?
Thanks...
Nope. Connecting ipads to mixers is a fucking nightmare and will not work for anything.
Can I connect the mixer directly to the USB adapter?
Yes you can.
Nice!
Thank u
Hi, this is a great video!!! I'm connecting my Yamaha MG10XU to my ipad pro with your third option the usb cable. Only thing is, now my usb c input is being used to connect the mixer, there is nowhere to plug my headphones in so I can monitor sound. ( 2018 ipad pro with no seperate headphone socket) Any ideas? Would be so grateful!! Thanks Sean.
Can you take an out from the MG10XU mixer's phone out for your headphones?
@@JaiSuresh Cheers buddy!! So I dont need to monitor directly from the ipad?