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Is the iPad sound card/circuitry "good"?

cheesesteakcheesesteak
edited December 2013 in General App Discussion

When I was doing my DAW thing on my windows pcs, the overwhelming sentiment was to upgrade the pc's sound card because the pre-installed sound card was a piece of crap. I know there's no way to upgrade the iPad/iPhone's sound card or bypass it but is it professional grade? I certainly don't have the ears or expertise to tell. From what I see in this forum, some people are making real cds on the iPad/iPhone. I say "real" to differentiate between them and what I do while sitting on the couch.

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  • SebastianSebastian

    cheesesteak said:

    I know there's no way to upgrade the iPad/iPhone's sound card or bypass it but is it professional grade?

    That's not correct. You can connect any class compliant professional USB audio interface to the iPad and use that instead. But the built in sound card is good enough for most things.

  • HmtxHmtx

    I'm no expert, but one small issue I've noticed is the headphone jack. While things do sound great using the 3.5 mm headphone jack on an iPad 2, they sound absolutely stunning when I listen on the same headphones thru the Scarlett 2i2 audio interface. So that is one factor where an "upgrade" is possible and useful.

    Overall, I think the circuitry is sufficient for literally anything you would want to do in audio, especially since you can expand the I/O with any pro USB interface. Your real limits are the software, CPU, RAM, and the cost of a USB class-compliant audio interface.

  • TarekithTarekith

    The headphone jack is so so on my Air, noticeable difference in sound quality using that compared to say a real audio interface connected via USB. No problems at all using my Lynx Hilo with the Air though :)

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