Apple iPhone 7 plus iOS audio interface compatibility test, using Zoom, Tascam, Griffin, Apogee скачать в хорошем качестве

Apple iPhone 7 plus iOS audio interface compatibility test, using Zoom, Tascam, Griffin, Apogee

Full article available to read here- http://expandingsound.com/portfolio/i... Before you tease me about the song, I'd just like to acknowledge I know how dated it sounds....I was having fun with my Ableton CS1X pack and wanted to make something that sounded like the 1984 olympics, and was amused how it came out. Anyway, iOS audio interfaces have taken a good place in the market the past 5 years or so.  As our smart phones and tablets become more powerful, mobile music software follows suit.  Personally, I've made quite a few pieces of music on my phone and tablet I'm proud of. From my first smartphone (iPhone 3gs) to now (iPhone 7 plus), I've made countless jams and tried all sorts of different recording devices.  The concept of being able to make professional recordings on your every day device that fits in your pocket is so amazing.   Especially to this kid who started on a cassette 4 track back in the 90s.   How about some of the old 30 pin interfaces?  As the technology changed, some of these units have plummeted in price.  But trying to look up current compatibility seems incredibly difficult.  So, I decided to look back at some of my old interfaces, borrowed a few from friends, and tested 7 total to see how well they work. To cover me plugging in each and running a guitar through them would be a huge waste of your time though.  I decided to just give you a quick update of my finding on each in this video.  Since the iPhone/iPad hardware and software change so much, you could spend 100 dollars on an interface only to find its rendered obsolete the very next year, which I have personally done.  So why not check on some of these old 30 pins interfaces, to see if they can still cut it?   Products I tested are- Tascam iM2 Tascam iUR2 Tascam iXJ2 Apogee Quartet Zoom Q8 Zoom R8 Griffin StudioConnect Hope you find this useful! My favorite of the bunch (specifically on bang for your buck) was the Griffin StudioConnect 30 pin interface. They sell on eBay sometimes for as low as 12 bucks, and with a 30 pin to lighting adapter you have midi, line in and stereo inputs for dirt cheap.