Does it work for mac, and does it come with the software needed to make new sounds?
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It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports. I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version. It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool.
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It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app... » Read More It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. « Show Less
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Yes it works on Mac. This does not ship with any audio editing or sound developing software.
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Yes it does. It works with every single music production software. You'll be fine!
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In terms of plug and play yes, however I don't believe the software suite will be compatible with Mac.
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Yes it works very well for me on Yosemite. I am more pleased with the results on mac than with windows. My pc is 2013. The mac is 2010 but gives better quality results. I think you will be pleased. If possible use svideo and both audio channels for best results (svideo does not include audio - this is the standard and not something lacking in hardware or software).
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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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I only have the PC version of PitchSwitch, which definitely works with WAV (as well as mp3, m4a, wma, aac, flac, and ogg). I would be very surprised if the Mac version did not support the same file formats, particularly since WAV is a commonly-used format.
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Yes, there is no software to be dealt with. It's completely hardware driven.It will work on a Mac, provided it has headset input/output jacks.
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http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/X1222USB.aspx There is a download section, download all software for MAC
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No setup is necessary for those who use OS X. You plug in the USB cable and you are all set. It is the advantage of class-compliant USB MIDI devices. If in doubt, try it with GarageBand, which is included in your Mac OS X. If you are talking about customizing the control number or arpeggiator, use KORG KONTROL Editor.
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I don't think you need the software to run it on a mac. Pretty much any Mac-based music software will recognize the interface.
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It records anything you can run through the composite and s-video inputs. You can also have input sounds be played by the speakers and have a recording program capture the voice and game. I have no idea if it works with Mac
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I do not see anywhere in the product description or on packaging that it is Mac compatible. Even if it was, I would urge you to steer away from this product. I never could get the software to work. It would not recognize any USB port. I ended up using cassette unit from my old stereo and just plugged it into my Line-Ins, and used Sound Forge to record to MP3. A much more straight forward method. The software is pricey but have had it for several years and didn't think to use when I purchased this POS converter. It's only use to me now is as a Walkman.
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No software included. I recommend Adobe Audition, but if you're looking for a free alternative, Audacity comes with high praise.
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No it is not compatible with any Mac products. Requires software loaded on a PC to use.
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No, this does not have any built-in sounds. It is strictly a MIDI controller. You must either have a hardware sound module that responds to MIDI, or you must have a computer and appropriate software (like GarageBand, for example) for this to do anything interesting.
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I do not have a MAC. The software was for the Windows OS. You might contact Audacity to see if there is a download for MAC.
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It works really well with Mac OS X - no issues, no special drivers. Just plug it in and it becomes one of the 'audio out' choices.