Not really other than the iPad's built in screen recorder is capturing audio as an AAC file at 256 kilobytes per second so it isn't a full WAV file that Logic is recording but it sounds good. Thanks for watching!!
You need an audio interface and some way to hear the audio from that audio interface like headphones or studio monitors. Also depending on if your iPad is a lighting or USB-C iPad, if its lighting you will need the Apple Adapter to use the audio interface. Cheers!
@@joesalyers i have a Scarlett plugged into usb c on ipad pro, theres no videos explaining it simply for a dummy like me, i am not hearing the amp sounds only the dull guitar with no processing on it,
@@closedforbusiness4249 On the channel strip you are trying to record at the top o the channel strip it should have the same input as you guitar mine was Input 1, at the bottom of the channel strip tap R is for record the I is so you can hear the channel when not recording (practicing a take). That should get you going Cheers.
Woow nice 😍👍 Is there any degrade sound quality when recording with built it video capture?
Not really other than the iPad's built in screen recorder is capturing audio as an AAC file at 256 kilobytes per second so it isn't a full WAV file that Logic is recording but it sounds good. Thanks for watching!!
@@joesalyers Nice thx for the info, I think that's enough for upload straight to RUclips or IG
I can’t even get to that stage, are there no videos explaining it easily
You need an audio interface and some way to hear the audio from that audio interface like headphones or studio monitors. Also depending on if your iPad is a lighting or USB-C iPad, if its lighting you will need the Apple Adapter to use the audio interface. Cheers!
@@joesalyers i have a Scarlett plugged into usb c on ipad pro, theres no videos explaining it simply for a dummy like me, i am not hearing the amp sounds only the dull guitar with no processing on it,
Garageband was simple to use
@@closedforbusiness4249 On the channel strip you are trying to record at the top o the channel strip it should have the same input as you guitar mine was Input 1, at the bottom of the channel strip tap R is for record the I is so you can hear the channel when not recording (practicing a take). That should get you going Cheers.