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    Apple Notes

    Sep 21, 2017 4 minutes
    Column: Brad Watts

    I reckon we’re mightily close to the point where an iPad can be used for serious recording. I know many already do, but for me it’s still lacking. I’ll get to why a little later.

    Of course, you’ll need an interface that is savvy to iPad connection. There’s actually dozens of interfaces accessible by an iPad, as long as they’re USB Class 2.0 compliant they can be tethered to an iPad for multitrack recording. Yes, USB is the only option for iPad I/O as the interface needs to be connected with an Apple Camera Connection Kit (for

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