does it react well with garageband
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Yes, it works very well with all the instruments I've tried in Garage Band. It's my primary practice set-up when I'm away from a studio: USB connection to MacBook Pro running Garage Band.
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I would say no. Because the sound only comes from the computer that it connects with
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I am not sure about GarageBand, but it's definitely compatible with LogicPro 9, which is what I have. Logic detects it with no problems.
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I will assume your machine is the iPad 1, or original iPad. The product works with various apps including the amplitube and the jam up app, which is awesome. I also used it with the GarageBand through the Mac and it works great. Just keep in mind how to plug in the product and it should work. In my experience no other software was needed. Now the apps that I mentioned are not cheap, there are some free versions, and are great for practice, maybe. To me the best of the apps was jamup but is not cheap at all. Get the free version first and see for yourself. To answer the question, I would say try to update the ipad1 to the iOS 8.1.2, and go to the App Store to try out the apps. I will assume your machine is the iPad 1, or original iPad. The product works with various apps including the amplitube and the jam up app, which is awesome. I also used it with the GarageBand through the Mac and it works great. Just keep in mind how to plug in the product and it should work. In my experience no other software was needed. Now the apps that I mentioned are not cheap, there are some free versions, and are great for practice, maybe. To me the best of the apps was jamup but is not cheap at all. Get the free version first and see for yourself. To answer the question, I would say... » Read More I will assume your machine is the iPad 1, or original iPad. The product works with various apps including the amplitube and the jam up app, which is awesome. I also used it with the GarageBand through the Mac and it works great. Just keep in mind how to plug in the product and it should work. In my experience no other software was needed. Now the apps that I mentioned are not cheap, there are some free versions, and are great for practice, maybe. To me the best of the apps was jamup but is not cheap at all. Get the free version first and see for yourself. To answer the question, I would say try to update the ipad1 to the iOS 8.1.2, and go to the App Store to try out the apps. « Show Less
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I do not know if it works on windows 7 I use it with my Mac with garage band
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Hi , I have tried to use it with my window pc, for some reason I could not play anything.. I now use ipad mini with my Irig keys piano using garageband, it works perfectly great. I HOPE THIS HELP. ~Mackjnl
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What program are you using? If your yin garage band, sset it to piano and your good to go
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glad you asked that. you need too much. soo much i dont even know.I never got it working, had to stick with my original. Make sure you get one with a usb if its for garageband. Other than that you need a whole program.
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We purchased a Mac and use Garage Band to do our recordings. You can get a refurbished Mac for just a few hundred dollars and the Garage Band software will probably already be installed on it.
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I never tried with a live music so I can't comment on how well it works, but it definitely works with my hand clapping. On every clap (beat, I suppose), the color changes to something random. Of course, the frequency of the color change depends on the speed of the beat (or hand clapping in my case)
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Yes it does, I have used it with Reason, and Audacity on Windows 7 and GarageBand on OS X for Mac. This is an awesome microphone that is well underpriced.. But I don't ever see that being a problem for the consumer. ;)
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no it does not. But it only works for mac, so you should be able to use garageband.
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Yes! But you'll need a usb/midi interface and you need to assign the pedals as hotkeys for whatever you want it to do. I haven't tried it with GarageBand but I know it works with logic
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Yes, the M-Audio Keystation 88ES works fine with GarageBand. I believe just about any USB keyboard controller would work with Garageband. Garageband pretty much relies on you having an external keyboard controller to trigger the GB sounds. Work fine with my MacBook Pro.
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Yup, it seems to have some sort of sound/beat detection built in. I haven't tested it with a live band, but it works with clapping
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No this is an output device only. For an input, you need a pre-amp device. I highly recommend the Roland Quad or Octacpture series. Not sure how many input you need. I am assuming you are using a Mac since you asked about Garageband. The Zoom TAC2 is also a nice device.
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Yes. The Casio Privia series, including this model, all have Class-compliant USB MIDI, allowing the Privia to be used with Mac or Windows computers without the need to download drivers. Essentially, you should be able to "plug and play" with Garageband.
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not controlled, but yes it responds to sound i played with it clapping simple rhythms and the such and it responded quite well.