Re: TC-Helicon releases VoiceJam, audio looper for iOS

[Paul Mimlitsch <pmimlitsch@mac.com>]

Found the same thing but did have usable results by wearing the iphone  
on a neck strap and letting the iphone mic pic up the direct audio  
from my recorder(flute).  Line out from iphone to amp worked fine.    
I'm guessing I would probably use it (like I use the SFS app) for  
acoustic gigs and use the iphone/looping to provide some undercurrent  
to the acoustic sound by running it into a little Roland battery  
powered cube.  The only pain is having to stop playing to manipulate  
the interface - wish somebody would come up with a simple long delay  
app: adjustable feedback and a hold button......

On Dec 26, 2010, at 2:33 PM, Rick Walker wrote:

> I bought it immediately and then
> discovered to my chagrin
> that it asks for me to plug in a microphone.
>
> When I plug in a Blue Mic (which uses the multi-pin connector on the  
> iTouch/iPhone)
> and record all things are hunky dory
> but when I take the Blue Mic out so I can connect my iTouch
> with speaker or headphones out,  the App throws up a
> dialogue box that says 'plug in microphone'  and prevents you
> from playing the loops you've just created.
>
> This is my critique of the Blue Mic as well............while plugged
> in you cannot have speaker out connected to anything.
>
> Frustrating but I guess all of this stuff is in it's infancy so  
> they're
> still trying to get it right.
>
> rick walker
>