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Use external audio input hardware

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Use external audio input hardware

- Let's talk about how to get sounds into Auria Pro. Although Auria is capable of recording through the iPad's built in microphone, chances are that you'll rarely, if ever, use it. The built-in mic just isn't going to give you the quality you're most likely looking for out of a professional app like Auria. Instead, you'll have to turn to one or more of the dozens of audio input devices that are available for the iPad. Now, in our library we have an entire course called iPad Music Production: Inputs, Mics, and MIDI, and that's dedicated to covering ways of getting audio into your iPad, so be sure to check out that course for more detailed information, but in this movie I want to go over the essentials. So, in addition to the built-in microphone, Auria can accept input devices connected to the iPad's Lightning connector. These could be devices that plug directly into the Lightning connector, or, if you have an older iPad, the 30-pin dock connector. For example, this is the Apogee JAM…

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