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Thanks VERY much !
Those are exactly what I am talking about.
I have not done much studio recording in a while but am looking forward to some Guitar Centric Harmonically Expanded House...House ..Hip Hop( not Rap but Hip Hop Rhythms and more sophisticated sub rhythms Chill...R&B..etc. which will have some Jazz Like features...
Eventually I will have to program Beats ...Keys and finally Guitar BUT these Ireal Tracks are great for experimenting, jamming .
I will be doing Guitar Instrumentals and using Vocalists in the Future...
So there will be some Castings Online for Singers late in 2016...
Irealpro is great and will also program some things specifically using Ireal with some cool modern Guitar...as a thanks to the Developers...and I just signed as A Beta Tester..
Exciting !
Much Congrats to the Developers!
If they get these in time I may do live some performances with them ..
UPDATE
The latest app updates are now available in their respective app stores.
Some added styles, instruments and a record-yourself feature.
Check compatibility with your device and its OS version.
Learn more...vist your app-store.
BE SURE TO USE THE SAME ACCOUNT THAT YOU USED TO INITIALLY PURCHASE THE APP.
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Bob: How does one record a performance on an iPad? I've downloaded the new version but see nothing to suggest how to do it. Nothing in the tutorials, either. It will be really great if somehow the iPad microphone could record a live performance while iRP plays a chord chart.
It is in the Share menu (Mac and iOS)Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith88
Attachment 391
Yes you can use the mic on the iPad, but best to use headphones so it does not pick up the backing (twice). The mic is not a great mic of course (compared to the mics most of us use for recording).
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Android, same location in Share menu
Attachment 393
Recording works very nicely, thank you! I've got to work out the details of how to balance iRP playback and sounds recorded by the microphone, but this new feature is terrific.
Thank you for your comment. We are glad you like it. It is very basic, but for anyone needing more, they are already exporting to GB or others.
Only OSX 10.10+ ???? noooooo, why???
Computers that run 10.7 can also run 10.10 and 10.11. and we would like to take advantage of the new features offered by Apple in the newer version of Mac OS X.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cronban
Is there support for an external input device for the ipad (IE Line 6, Irig etc) for the new recording feature?
We tested it with iRig, Apogee and iLink and it works fine.
However, you don't hear your connected instrument when you're recording.
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Originally Posted by bassmaniac69
For an electric guitar/bass you could take a feed from an amp or mixer into iRig (or equivalent) so you get a strong signal for recording, you will hear your instrument from the amp. (For an acoustic guitar with pickups you will be able to hear it acoustically.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Niki
If your audio interface is compatible, you should be able to plug headphones into there and hear both iReal Pro backing and your electric guitar/bass.
Again, if you require something more complex than a simple recording, export the backing itself to GB, a DAW, Auria (iPad) or similar then record your playing in there.