Please help I have a casiotone 200 with audio in and out and usb. I am trying to use headphones. I if plug it into the usb and then audio out it will no work. What am i doing wrong?
The Push is a class-compliant midi device as far as I know, but the extent to how this will work on an iPad is hard to tell. If it sends out the scale notes as regular midi signals it will work with basically any synth app.
Great video! When I connected my digital piano with simply piano on my iPad through midi cable, the app recognized everything correctly, but the tone sounds very weird, and the tone got back to normal after I exit the app. Why is it and how can I fix it? Thx!
That is a very valid question, I have no idea. The Apple product description only mentions power, nothing else. I'll have to see if I find a pair of lightning headphones and try it.
How do you hear what you are playing? I want to start with just a launch pad and an iPad but listen through headphones. Eventually I would like to add some hardware synths along with the iPad.
There are two general options: - Your iPad still has a heaphone jack > Just plug your headphones in there - You get an audio interface like the one I use (Audient EVO4, but there are countless options for audio interfaces) and plug in your headphones there. If you want to add a hardware synth you will need the audio interface eventually, but depending on how many synths you want to add. On average you will need two inputs per synth (if they are stereo, one if they are mono)
I have an iPad Pro (USB C) and a Yamaha YDP-144 (USB to Host/USB B) i want to connect. I did that with a normal USB B to USB C cable. Additionally I have some heaphones plugged into my piano. However if I open flowkey the sound from both piano and flowkey appear on my headphones, but it sounds really cracky and not right. Do you have and suggestion on how I should connect the devices? Do i need an USB C hub or an adapter like you mentioned? I only read that a USB B to USB C cable would work for my piano and iPad…
O.K so with the iPad Pro you don't need the lightning adapter. Maybe it's a power issue? I have mostly the same setup as you and I hear Flowkey and Piano crystal clear from my headphones. Does the USB-C adapter have additional power? Shouldn't be needed, but who knows.
The iRig keys I/O is a controller itself, so the answer is no you can't connect it to a launchpad. You would have to connect both to a device that can play sounds, like a computer.
Please help I have a casiotone 200 with audio in and out and usb. I am trying to use headphones. I if plug it into the usb and then audio out it will no work. What am i doing wrong?
Super shon. Please, is it possible to play with ableton Push and their scales (don’t know the solfege) with a synth app on ipad ? 🙏🏻
The Push is a class-compliant midi device as far as I know, but the extent to how this will work on an iPad is hard to tell. If it sends out the scale notes as regular midi signals it will work with basically any synth app.
Great video! When I connected my digital piano with simply piano on my iPad through midi cable, the app recognized everything correctly, but the tone sounds very weird, and the tone got back to normal after I exit the app. Why is it and how can I fix it? Thx!
I can only connect my things to him USB setting windows my following DC 95V and phones output So I’m gonna need some help
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Can you connect headphones and usb to the expensive Apple dongle? Or is the lightning part just for power and not audio?
That is a very valid question, I have no idea. The Apple product description only mentions power, nothing else. I'll have to see if I find a pair of lightning headphones and try it.
How do you hear what you are playing? I want to start with just a launch pad and an iPad but listen through headphones. Eventually I would like to add some hardware synths along with the iPad.
There are two general options:
- Your iPad still has a heaphone jack > Just plug your headphones in there
- You get an audio interface like the one I use (Audient EVO4, but there are countless options for audio interfaces) and plug in your headphones there.
If you want to add a hardware synth you will need the audio interface eventually, but depending on how many synths you want to add. On average you will need two inputs per synth (if they are stereo, one if they are mono)
are there differences between using an iphone or an ipad, not in connectivity because that is the same but in performance?
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I have an iPad Pro (USB C) and a Yamaha YDP-144 (USB to Host/USB B) i want to connect. I did that with a normal USB B to USB C cable. Additionally I have some heaphones plugged into my piano. However if I open flowkey the sound from both piano and flowkey appear on my headphones, but it sounds really cracky and not right. Do you have and suggestion on how I should connect the devices? Do i need an USB C hub or an adapter like you mentioned? I only read that a USB B to USB C cable would work for my piano and iPad…
O.K so with the iPad Pro you don't need the lightning adapter. Maybe it's a power issue? I have mostly the same setup as you and I hear Flowkey and Piano crystal clear from my headphones. Does the USB-C adapter have additional power? Shouldn't be needed, but who knows.
Can you connect an IRig keys io with a launchpad?
It is a piano
The iRig keys I/O is a controller itself, so the answer is no you can't connect it to a launchpad. You would have to connect both to a device that can play sounds, like a computer.