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Solved - volume issues on ipad
Thought I'd try and help out. I have a KMIX interface and every once in a while audio from ipad would seem very quiet or none at all. The problem is that Ipad has a few different volumes depending on what's plugged in. If you are experiencing volume issues you have to check them all. Otherwise you may be scratching your head as to why the loudness seems to change. I have found that these volumes can change without actually pressing the volume buttons. Unsure why/how.
Volumes I have discovered so far:
Volume with cck plugged in
Volume with cck unplugged
Volume with headphones plugged in
Audiobus input volume - this one ONLY shows up in audiobus and affects input volume even if audiobus is not active.
They all have an independent level setting of their own.
I think ios is being a bit mouthy with all these volumes
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I see this more as a feature rather than a issue. For example I'm in a public place so I don't want my device to play any sound but I want it to play sounds on headphones whenever I plug them
Rule of thumb...if its not loud enough, try turning the volume up
They are not all obvious though. It took me a while to find out the ab3 input volume was causing everything to be quiet even when ab3 was not loaded. Thought I would pass this on as I'm sure others will be in the same boat.
Yes indeed, once you know it is easy....and also easily forgotten in the heat of a 'Why is there no sound ?' moment
An update heee, as I just tried a K-Mix with the iPad. Most usb audio interfaces I have used disable the iPad’s own volume controls. With the k-mix, the volume knob still works. I wondered why the iPad’s output was so low. This is why.
I wonder if this has anything to do with the K-Mix’s USB pre/post settings?