NUX Mighty Plug MP-2- Bluetooth connectivity to other audio aps?

[Jazzpunk]

Looking at the NUX Mighty Plug MP-2 but not quite clear on how it works with programs outside of the ap. Are you able to connect blue tooth headphones and say Transcribe running on a desktop computer or iPad at the same time without any additional cables?

 

[sporadic29414]

There are two bluetooth connections. An audio connection that you pair with the device you want to send audio from, and an app connection that's used to configure it. When streaming audio via bluetooth to it, it will be delayed so using it with something where you are visually following the music like Songsterr doesn't work well. It works great for playing along to songs, drum tracks, etc... Also, the bass specific mode is gone now but there are some amp models that work well and it sounds better than the Vox Amplug imo (less hissing for me). You can't do bluetooth headphones, they have to be hardwired. Wouldn't work well anyways due to the bluetooth delay.

 

[Jazzpunk]

There are two bluetooth connections. An audio connection that you pair with the device you want to send audio from, and an app connection that's used to configure it. When streaming audio via bluetooth to it, it will be delayed so using it with something where you are visually following the music like Songsterr doesn't work well. It works great for playing along to songs, drum tracks, etc... Also, the bass specific mode is gone now but there are some amp models that work well and it sounds better than the Vox Amplug imo (less hissing for me). You can't do bluetooth headphones, they have to be hardwired. Wouldn't work well anyways due to the bluetooth delay.

Thanks for the info!

 

[sporadic29414]

Looking into it further, it looks like they just did away with the separate guitar / bass modes, but kept all the amp & ir (cab) models from both. The bass ones are located towards the bottom of the lists. Just received mine yesterday, but really enjoying it so far. You should be able to download the app and see all the amps, effects, etc.. that it offers without the actual unit. It's a little different than what I've seen on the videos (on android at least). The name is "Mighty Amp" and it's free on the app stores. If you plug it up via USB, you can use it as an audio interface as well.

 

[troy mcclure]

I bought the MP2... bluetooth is fine for listening to audio to play along. I use my PC to watch videos. WARNING there is a lag. I am use to it. I play what I hear not what I see . It does sound better than my last headphone amp. It is one less wire between the computer and my headphone amp. I am enjoying it. I use none of the effects but they do sound pretty impressive.

 

[FAIRYANT___]

There are two bluetooth connections. An audio connection that you pair with the device you want to send audio from, and an app connection that's used to configure it. When streaming audio via bluetooth to it, it will be delayed so using it with something where you are visually following the music like Songsterr doesn't work well. It works great for playing along to songs, drum tracks, etc... Also, the bass specific mode is gone now but there are some amp models that work well and it sounds better than the Vox Amplug imo (less hissing for me). You can't do bluetooth headphones, they have to be hardwired. Wouldn't work well anyways due to the bluetooth delay.

Hello , i want to use the audio section from the NUX MIGHTY PLUG but i have no actual idea how to pair it with a bluetooth device , like a Bluetooth Speaker or Bluetootg Headphones. How do i do it?

 

[Mcgiver69]

Hello , i want to use the audio section from the NUX MIGHTY PLUG but i have no actual idea how to pair it with a bluetooth device , like a Bluetooth Speaker or Bluetootg Headphones. How do i do it?

You can't, Bluetooth is input only you can't connect headphones to it.