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AUM and iPad internal mic
I've spent a couple of hours trying to sort this, so apologies if it's a regular question, I am close to smashing my head repeatedly into my keyboard. AUM picks up my internal mic, so I get a weird double/ echo/ hit when I play any external instrument. If I go into settings and disable the internal mic for AUM, it tells me I've denied it audio recording permissions and won't show the USB input, or let me do anything with it. I've tried adding the internal mic so I can just turn it down?? But I can't find it.
Please, save me!
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Show a picture of your AUM session . it sounds like you have the mic/system input as an inputting node. Remove it, mute or disengage it. If there isn’t such a node, something else is responsible,
Is it possible that you’re plugging in headphones with a built-in microphone after plugging in a USB audio interface?
IOS only allows one audio input device at a time. The last one takes over. Headphones or earbuds with a microphone are considered an audio input device.
If this is the case, then plug the earbuds in first, followed by the USB interface. Leave access to the microphone ON in iOS settings. AUM wont work without that.
@muumo23, is it possible that this is not from the mic at all? Are you maybe playing an iPad instrument app or AUv3 as well as the external instrument?
Actually, AUM does work without microphone access. I don't know about accessing an audio interface, and it certainly cannot access the mic, but all other functions work: audio out to internal speakers, BT speakers, DAC output, IAA apps, AUv3, MIDI controllers.