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New iPad Pros 2018 look like USB-C hell for musicians

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  • Antkn33Antkn33

    @anickt said:

    @Antkn33 said:

    @anickt said:

    @Antkn33 said:
    https://9to5mac.com/2018/11/07/ipad-pro-usb-c-accessories/#more-561799

    This sticks out:

    “The iPad does not support generic external storage. You cannot plug in a USB-C flash drive and see the files in the Files app. This is an operating system limitation that many expect Apple will address in a future software update, but it is not possible today.”

    always has been that way

    Actually no. They have not always used USB-C so this is a different story. Glass half-full.

    I meant it never supported external storage natively. That relied on third-party apps

  • schsch

    @AlterEgo_UK said:
    Thanks @sch but unless you can use those hubs together somehow, how can you play your midi keyboard and monitor at the same time through ordinary wired headphones with a jack plug? Do you monitor on your iPad speakers whilst recording and do a dongle swap to listen back through your headphones?

    Colin, yes, they are used in series:

    The headphone dongle has the audio output jack (for my wired headphones/feed to my speakers), and it has a USB-C pass-thru jack into which I then plug the hub. Actually, using the headphone dongle alone, I can monitor via wired phones and if I plug my MIDI keyboard into it via a USB-C to USB 2.0 Standard-B plug (which interfaces with the Minilab).

    If I use the hub fed from the audio dongle, I can then use a more standard USB 2.0 cable into the hub from the Minilab, and at the same time, plug my charger into the USB-C input port on the hub which then feeds power back thru the two devices to power/charge the iPad.

    Hope this makes it more clear? Cheers, mate!

    Simon

  • AlterEgo_UKAlterEgo_UK

    @sch said:

    @AlterEgo_UK said:
    Thanks @sch but unless you can use those hubs together somehow, how can you play your midi keyboard and monitor at the same time through ordinary wired headphones with a jack plug? Do you monitor on your iPad speakers whilst recording and do a dongle swap to listen back through your headphones?

    Colin, yes, they are used in series:

    The headphone dongle has the audio output jack (for my wired headphones/feed to my speakers), and it has a USB-C pass-thru jack into which I then plug the hub. Actually, using the headphone dongle alone, I can monitor via wired phones and if I plug my MIDI keyboard into it via a USB-C to USB 2.0 Standard-B plug (which interfaces with the Minilab).

    If I use the hub fed from the audio dongle, I can then use a more standard USB 2.0 cable into the hub from the Minilab, and at the same time, plug my charger into the USB-C input port on the hub which then feeds power back thru the two devices to power/charge the iPad.

    Hope this makes it more clear? Cheers, mate!

    Simon

    Yes, thanks for that, Simon. I will have to read that a few times but I think it it makes it clear that all is not lost as far as my music workflow is concerned if I get a new iPad Pro.

    Cheers
    Colin

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