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2 Mono signal into 1 - Is audiobus can do that
Hi, i have a very simple problem to solve, and I don't know if audiobus can solve my problem :
I have two microphones connected to a dual input USB audio interface connected via CCK to my iPad 2. I'm looking for an app that can merge the 2 mono signal into one, so i can manipulate it easily (and pass it as a mono signal to other apps, via audiobus for example).
Audiobus can do that (or maybe an audiobus compatible mixer app ?)
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It's called a Y-adapter.
JamUp works too, since its mono only output.
And it won't fall out of your guitar bag.
Lol
:-b
However, a y-adapter takes a surprisingly low hit on CPU load on my iPad 2.
(Edit: not that I've had any trouble at all with JamUp being too resource intense. It's great)
No, AudioBus is a router and by itself performs no mixing functions.
Y for split, not mix, really?
JamUp allows one to mix L and R or choose just L or just R. The free version gives you a two track recorder, which would work for you. IAP to full Pro and again to get 8 tracks. Jam Up also of course has effects to play with. Reckoned one of the best live input Apps. Get it.
@dwarman My answer was tongue-in-cheek, but it could be done. Both mics plugged into the Y-adapter and then plugged into one of the inputs of the interface. No control over relative levels, but if the mics are fairly well matched it's not such a big deal.
Jamup is obviously the better solution.