Thanks for the kind words (not just the ones quoted, and no comment on the interesting descriptive word at the beginning
Thanks for the kind words (not just the ones quoted, and no comment on the interesting descriptive word at the beginningI know. I spent $150 on a Pocket POD I've used twice, because it sounds like ass-milk.
This sounds better, will work on my iPad, has more features, and generally impresses my fellow IT geeks with the cool factor of running amp sims off of a tablet, so it's a win all around. :lol:
Well, I could explain, but suffice it to say it's not painting the Pocket POD in a positive light.Thanks for the kind words (not just the ones quoted, and no comment on the interesting descriptive word at the beginning). We're proud of this.
Question: on the Late 2009 MacBook Pro 13's, there's a combo input/output jack for audio.hehe got it. Check out a great video Sound On Sound magazine posted from Summer NAMM: News - Summer NAMM 2010: IK Multimedia iRig & Amplitube for iPhone (Video)
Yeah I'm just thinking it'd be handy for those times I just want to have something to practice with, and just use the built in sounds along with the iRig doodad. Definitely a good value if it can perform double duty.Logic says that it will work Jeff. Both use a TRRS connection and iphone headsets work with the Macbook. People have made breakout box's for their Macbooks in the past which have worked fine.
That is a great application for this adaptor, my macbook pro has separate in and out which I have used for recording and the quality is every bit as good as any interface I have used. I imagine that the crosstalk with any home made TRRS adaptor would make it useless for recording, if the iRig adaptor actually eliminates crosstalk with no signal degradation it is a great portable solution for the guitarist who is stuck with the shitty combo audio in/out on those models.
Peterson works fine for me :scratch:Chris said:Wirelessly posted (Metal Shop \m/: BlackBerry9000/4.6.0.167 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102)
The Peterson app doesn't work on IOS4 yet, does this?
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Peterson works fine for me :scratch:
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CURRENTLY NOT COMPATIBLE WITH iOS 4.
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Yes, was tested on it before iOS 4 release and then with the release version - works VERY well.Wirelessly posted (Metal Shop \m/: BlackBerry9000/4.6.0.167 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102)
The Peterson app doesn't work on IOS4 yet, does this?
Weird :shrug:
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As someone who has lacerated their hands in the past on such packaging, I also thanked the people here that were responsible for that. It was one of those "little things" that made me happy. We're going to be on the shelves of major retailers too, so let's hope they don't make use change the packaging to ward off theft. Slicing up guitar-playing hands is NOT something we're into.As a guy who can't freaking stand those insane plastic boxes of unopenable doom that everything seems to be packaged in lately - thank you. :lol: