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Op1 to Cubasis 3

livemikelivemike
in General App Discussion

Hi is there a simple way to record the audio from an op-1 into cubasis 3 on iPad Pro. I tried connecting a little headphone jack from the red jack on the op 1 to the lightning port that didnt seem to work.

Comments

  • mlaumlau

    an audio interface might help

  • Instrumental_reasonInstrumental_reason

    One way would be to record audio to the tape tracks of the op1 and then transfer the tape files to Cubasis (perhaps using the Lightning to usb CCK).... though it might not be the workflow you are looking for

  • iansainsburyiansainsbury

    @Instrumental_reason said:
    One way would be to record audio to the tape tracks of the op1 and then transfer the tape files to Cubasis (perhaps using the Lightning to usb CCK).... though it might not be the workflow you are looking for

    There's an app that does this called op-1 manager, although it's not entirely reliable. I use my zoom H1n mic as an audio interface if I want to get OP-1's audio into the ipad in real time.

  • rs2000rs2000

    @iansainsbury said:

    @Instrumental_reason said:
    One way would be to record audio to the tape tracks of the op1 and then transfer the tape files to Cubasis (perhaps using the Lightning to usb CCK).... though it might not be the workflow you are looking for

    There's an app that does this called op-1 manager, although it's not entirely reliable. I use my zoom H1n mic as an audio interface if I want to get OP-1's audio into the ipad in real time.

    +1 for the H1n, the stereo line input has good quality and the thing doubles as a nice stereo field recorder.

  • livemikelivemike

    Thanks for the tips

  • mistercharliemistercharlie

    The red jack socket on the OP-1 is for a mic/line input. To send the signal out to the iPad, you should use the other one.

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