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Guy,
i didnt know you were "The Virtual Amplitube iOS Bass-Tech master"
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when you do a search for Amplitube in the group section..... Its the only one.
Type "bass" in the forum section on IK Site.![]()
Duke21 said:All iPads will work with the iRig interface, so you will have no problem using the iRig.
I use iPad 1. The iPad Mini use this lightning connection instead of the regular 30pin interface, but apple have all the possible adapters.
Rip Topaz said:Thanks. I was looking in the store, and wasn't sure the Irig was compatible with the high end iPad. The headphone/mic jack appears to be on separate connections. (This is the retina model I'm talking about). But thanks. If it works with that model, I'll spring for it and upgrade the interface when I can get one that works with the lightening connector.
Duke21 said:Luckily for iRig users the headphone out is not touched as many use headphones on these devices. But for Apogee users one will need to buy the lightning to USB camera connector.
Thanks. That's what I needed to know. Has anyone used the Apogee with the lightening adapter? I've heard that it isn't set up for audio yet.
It's looking like the iPad 3 will be under the tree this year, so I can go back to using my phone...as a phone.
TheJohnNewton said:I'm using an Apogee but with an iPad 3 so no lightening. Love the retina display! So much nicer than my wife's iPad 1 display.
Rip Topaz said:......The iPad 3 is happening, but I'm gonna need to upgrade my interface........
I'm confused......I thought all iPad 3's have the lightning port. Are you using a 30 pin adapter or usb adapter or does the first available iPad 3's have 30 pin.????
What your favorite amp and cab (assuming you are an AT user)