@@VITAL0 I figured that’s how you were doing it. I guess I answered my own question. How are you liking it for recording compared to using the desktop version?
@@DBX79 Ive realised nothing will ever beat the desktop version with recording, editing mixing etc, but its sick to maybe take this on a trip some where and see what you can come up with then bring it back up and finish it off on your desktop, you know what I mean?
@@VITAL0 When you save the file how does the desktop version see it, and open the file? Does it open from iCloud? I imagine they updated the desktop version for this type of feature?
Thank you brother, I need to add bro tracks and effects to see but I did bare minimum in this video just to see how it works but what I’m seeing is you can really start a project here but eventually you’ll want to bring it to the max but also if it’s a full project and your just mixing that’s also when it will be great!!!
So we can practically use Logic Pro on the iPad as a vocal processor when singin live now? Can u make a video on how exactly to set that up, man? I know that whatever mic we’re using needs to go to iPad. Then the iPad to whatever mixer they be using on stage, right? Omg omg
@@VITAL0 u literally just did it, man!!! U had the main beats loaded on LP. Then u probably use something else for the vocal effects which we can set up for the track no 2. That was it. Maybe we can set several tracks for each vocal effects and toggle whichever we wanna use on/off for different songs when singin live. But, that was it yo! Lol I was just looking into how to use my iPad as a vocal processor for singin live. The best I found was purchasing a mic called iRigMic with their app installed on iOS device.
Bro you hard af!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I’m definitely subscribing 🤝🏾💯💯
How are you connecting mic? Are you connecting a audio interface directly to the iPad?
So I’ve got the mic into a audio interface / sound card / mixer with phantom power via XLR THEN FORM THAT USB C direct into the iPad
@@VITAL0 I figured that’s how you were doing it. I guess I answered my own question. How are you liking it for recording compared to using the desktop version?
@@DBX79 Ive realised nothing will ever beat the desktop version with recording, editing mixing etc, but its sick to maybe take this on a trip some where and see what you can come up with then bring it back up and finish it off on your desktop, you know what I mean?
@@VITAL0 When you save the file how does the desktop version see it, and open the file? Does it open from iCloud? I imagine they updated the desktop version for this type of feature?
Great video! Did you notice any latency in your vocals when applying effects in real time?
Thank you brother, I need to add bro tracks and effects to see but I did bare minimum in this video just to see how it works but what I’m seeing is you can really start a project here but eventually you’ll want to bring it to the max but also if it’s a full project and your just mixing that’s also when it will be great!!!
So we can practically use Logic Pro on the iPad as a vocal processor when singin live now?
Can u make a video on how exactly to set that up, man?
I know that whatever mic we’re using needs to go to iPad. Then the iPad to whatever mixer they be using on stage, right? Omg omg
Hey when I learn it a bit more I will most definitely
@@VITAL0 u literally just did it, man!!! U had the main beats loaded on LP. Then u probably use something else for the vocal effects which we can set up for the track no 2. That was it.
Maybe we can set several tracks for each vocal effects and toggle whichever we wanna use on/off for different songs when singin live. But, that was it yo! Lol
I was just looking into how to use my iPad as a vocal processor for singin live. The best I found was purchasing a mic called iRigMic with their app installed on iOS device.
LogicPro on the iPad 👍🏾 great Video! And the flow is 🔥🔥🔥Keep them coming.
Big love my brother, I had to get on it immediately haha