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This ALESIS interface has one 5-pin DIN MIDI and one 1/4" TRS Foot Pedal/Footswitch. A guitar cannot be connected. You would need an interface with guitar/instrument inputs: The M-Track from M-Audio is a two-channel portable USB audio and MIDI interface that is designed to work with virtually any DAW or music production software. Intended to offer a versatile set of options for beginner and veteran musicians alike, the M-Track is equipped with balanced XLR microphone inputs and balanced 1/4" line inputs on each channel. Each mic input has switchable 48V phantom power for using your favorite condenser mic, and the balanced line inputs can be used to connect gear such as keyboard workstations or drum machines. Each line input also has a guitar switch, that when engaged, changes it from normal input impedance to Hi-Z. This allows you to connect your guitar directly into the interface for recording and processing. In addition to versatile analog I/O, the M-Track is a fully functional MIDI interface as well. Integrate your MIDI keyboard, rack module, external sequencer or other gear into your studio setup using the provided MIDI In and MIDI Out ports. The M-Track from M-Audio is a two-channel portable USB audio and MIDI interface that is designed to work with virtually any DAW or music production software. Intended to offer a versatile set of options for beginner and veteran musicians alike, the M-Track is equipped with balanced XLR microphone inputs and balanced 1/4" line inputs on each channel. Each mic input has switchable 48V phantom power for using your favorite condenser mic, and the balanced line inputs can be used to connect gear such as keyboard workstations or drum machines. Each line input also has a guitar switch, that when engaged, changes it from normal input impedance to Hi-Z. This allows you to connect your guitar directly into the interface for recording and processing. In addition to versatile analog I/O, the M-Track is a fully functional MIDI interface as well. Integrate your MIDI keyboard, rack module, external sequencer or other gear into your studio setup using the provided MIDI In and MIDI Out ports. Please contact us via e-mail if you have additional questions: [email protected]>Mark< 

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+ikmultimedia Lots of time i'll try to connect iRig kit to my motif xf & My iPad But iRig Kit can't worg Why ?.... when i will do transmit or receive data every come time ou error message why what's the problem   

iRig MIDI works with any MIDI controller that has standard 5-pin MIDI DIN connections and iPad apps must be Core MIDI compliant of course (to accept MIDI controller data).  If you are having issues, please contact tech support.

iRig 2 is an audio interface that plugs into the headphone jack so if your app accepts audio that way it will work.  More information available at //www.irig2.com

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+ikmultimedia actually, you did answer my question & here's my responce:damn, cause the problem for me is that i'm looking for a midi controller (with 8-9 faders, 8 knobs and 4-16 drum pads) for a very strict price (under 200$) and i'm looking for the controller with midi out, but unfortunately, i'm having no luck finding "the perfect midi controller" for irig, do you know any controllers that you would recommend that have faders, knobs and drum pads for an affordable price with midi out? <:(

I'm sorry I don't understand your question - iRig doesn't connect to iOS devices via USB only 30-pin or Lightning.  iRig MIDI does have MIDI IN, OUT, and THRU though for control of external devices and vice-versa.

thanks

iRig MIDI supports MIDI IN, OUT, and THRU //www.ikmultimedia.com/irigmidi (and it is on sale now)

+Adrian Villagomez Glad to be of service :)

You don't get the same audio quality from the ipad headphone jack

+Bobby Bongo You can plug studio monitors into your iOS devices headphone jack too.

+Craig Shipp Let me test that and get back to you. I will try it this weekend. Theoretically it should work as the SM58 is a dynamic mic. Stay tuned.

+onzkicg Yes it should be. It has worked with every condenser we have tried it with.

Thanks very much :-)

Hi Alex. Not having tried it (and unable to do so) I can't advise. I presume you mean taking an audio output from the PA or mixing desk into the iRig Pro via XLR to make a recording?

Works with garageband on mac and iOS, not sure about ableton live

Does it only work with iPhones

99 dollar is a lot of money. And if I would buy this, I would mainly use it to record vocals (I also have plans to sometimes use a vocoder and/or vocal processor...I would attach a microphone to vocoder and/or vocal processor and attach the whole thing to an ipod touch or ipad). There is no example of a recording of vocals in this video-review. That's why I recommend adding an example of a recording of vocals in a similar next video-review, if you want to get more people interested.

What I want is being able to midi sync some apps like BassLine(works over wifi but too much hassle),TechoBox or FunkBox etc with ease or able to play synths apps like NLogSynth with an external keyboard.To me, this thing seems bloody useless right now but in near future(I hope)could become an essential little attachment for everyone who likes making music on iPhone or iPad.It all depends on the developers of those fantastic music making apps.

@HaniiPuppy thats what im trying to say this is not an audio device thats why it doesnt matter if its gold or not and putting gold connectors on a midi device is dumb and besides even if it was audio neither you or anybody else can hear the difference the only reason they used gold is to try to make people think its better when i have seen test after test that proved that its not better to the human ear there is not discernable difference.

@Denvermorgan2000 Gold connectors don't help midi, but not for the reason you're thinking of; gold connectors help analog and digital audio signals in that they allow for a higher rate of transmission and less corruption - but midi works by sending instructions rather than audio, and the midi standard defines how much data can go through and at what quality it needs to be read by.

@Denvermorgan2000 There is no audio. It's midi, and the data throughput is governed by a predefined standard. If it were audio, gold connectors would provide a better quality audio stream that's free of any form of corruption. This, however, has nothing to do with the data throughput, it has to do with the better conductivity of gold, which will provide more stable connections.

From what I understand, recent changes to the Apple App spec now allows App developers to make their Apps work with a hardware device like this (same goes for the Akai Synthstation 25). It'd be great if, at some point, you could plug an external MIDI keyboard into something like this in order to control a VI App. C'mon App developers!

Can you use this as an "in" for other audio sources? Like a regular TRS line level source? I use V-Drums, and it is interesting for MIDI recording alone, but if it were *also* capable as an "in" for TRS I'd get it. Most of the adapters for iPhone "in's" are in mono TS for guitar or bass. Thanks.

the 'thru' and 'live' problem is solved with the MidiSolution Quad Merge (I tried the dual merge but it didn't work) but the Quad worked fine. Be sure to put the keyboard into port 1 so you don't drain iphone power thanks for this vid jp - very nice.

I have a question, i'm planning to replace my camera connection kit for a midi mobilizer 2 and i just have one question, if i buy a midi controller with only a midi out, is it possible to connect only one midi wire from my ipod to the keyboard?

I own this and I agree with everything he said. I bought it to store my novation nova midi/patch data. Devs get on your job and make some cool music apps for this thing. A midi Sequencer like JJSequencer would be sick n the iPad.

Might get me a MIDI Mobilizer 2 for my ipad. I've been unimpressed with the IO Dock. I keep hearing that the MIDI performance with it is poor & I run quite a few Apps that are portrait.

Such a cool piece of gear! But argh, the Jupiter 6! I sold mine years ago for $300 including the flight case before I knew its true value. Thumbs up to help me kick myself in the arse.

why not just use stereo head phone jack chord cost about 5 to 10 bucks plug into keyboard then plug other end into ipad and record on garage bang witch almost everyone has

This looks like total crap. That software is unusable for anything. I like the idea of getting actual midi outs/ins, but I'm doubting anything is gonna work right.

@meltdownband no - it only works with this one app - totally useless - $600 midi data recorder you can do more with a $50 usb - interface and a mac or pc -

Do you know if there's any bluetooth piano keyboard on the market? I think a bluetooth Korg Nanokey to use with IPhone would be perfect, don't you?

will it sync with other devices etc PT8 syncs with my QY700 sequencer and SP 555 sampler etc so will it do midi sync ? great review Thanks

Can I hook this thing up to my Roland TD-6 module and then export the midi file to a sofware? Will I get separate layers for each drum?

its so stupid to try to imply these gold connectors are better midi is so slow they could be lead and it most likley wouldnt matter.

1 question.... Can it be usedon a duff rent app besides the one u included on this video? can it work on Multitrack DAW?

ok... can this be used on line 6 pod 2.0 btw i havnt had this question answerd anywhere and i need it answered quickly!!