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th-u no sound

jdolecek49jdolecek49
in General App Discussion

I have my focusrite scarlette hooked up going into by powered usb hub but i still cant get much of a sound going thru my ipad other than a dry signal. I have the metalpackage purchased but i only get a dry signal i just dont know how to get any real sound to go thru it, any help?

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  • jebnijebni

    Are you getting any response on your input meter on the Scarlett? Is there any sound coming out of the iPad?

    What do you mean by “much of a sound” or “dry signal”? Do you mean the sound of an unplugged electric guitar, or are you suggesting that the line output of the guitar is coming out of the iPad, without any modification by TH-U?

  • jebnijebni

    Probably also better to continue with one of your old threads, because the subject matter is largely still about the same stuff: hooking up your guitar to an amp sim.

  • jdolecek49jdolecek49

    when i hit the strings its a dry signal with no distortion even thouh im playing what should be a high gain amp

  • jebnijebni

    So the Scarlett is definitely working, correct? You hear an audio signal? Coming from your iPad speakers? Or headphones, connected to which output of your Scarlett?

  • jdolecek49jdolecek49

    @jebni said:
    So the Scarlett is definitely working, correct? You hear an audio signal? Coming from your iPad speakers? Or headphones, connected to which output of your Scarlett?

    I got it working with headphones pugged into y scarlette but how do i get it where i can monitor my playing thru the ipad's speaker?

  • wimwim
    edited August 2021

    @jdolecek49 said:

    @jebni said:
    So the Scarlett is definitely working, correct? You hear an audio signal? Coming from your iPad speakers? Or headphones, connected to which output of your Scarlett?

    I got it working with headphones pugged into y scarlette but how do i get it where i can monitor my playing thru the ipad's speaker?

    Sorry, you can't. Audio can only go to one audio interface at a time (the iPad's internal audio system, or the Scarlett's).

    Audiobus has a setting for "Multiroute Audio," but as far as I know this only works with a built-in headphone port, not the speaker.

    About Multiroute Audio
    With Multiroute Audio, Audiobus can output audio to the built-in headphone port and a USB audio interface simultaneously. Bluetooth audio devices and AirPlay are not supported in this mode.

    That's one of the limitations of iOS - only one audio interface at a time. You'll need to run a line from your interface to some external speakers.

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