Will this work to autosample in MainStage (mac os Yosemite)? Need something to take my stereo output from keyboard and send to computer via usb.
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I don't see how. Its purpose is to connect a computer without surround sound outputs to a surround sound amp. You need something entirely different.
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mac supports usb sound device this has a sound card chip you migth have to select this as your default sound device
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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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I was using it with OS Maverick and it worked fine but since I upgraded to Yosemite, it hasn't worked. I think M-Audio hasn't provided a driver to work with Yosemite yet.
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First of all, I'm not familiar with those units that you mentioned above. But I can most definitely say that i use the Audio box interface with my mac mini and all my Logic plugs ins, and it works beautifully. Prior to this unit, I had the MOTU ultra interface which had a lot of glitches at a cost of $600 plus dollars and a lot of headaches as well. But the audio box sells for $100.00, and I think that it does handle vocals as well. So give it a try. Frank
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No, this is not a usb Mic. You need a preamp or midi input that will in turn conned to your mac.
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Not at all. This works without any drivers on Windows and Mac. (Note: I don't even know if there are drivers for it :) )
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it's no mater windows 8 or mac osx it's midi device work with usb hub and soundprogramm like ableton or cubase e.t.c.
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It is a USB keyboard so a computer with midi adapter running through the computer would work fine. I suggest you look at the Novation SL MKII - I have worked with both the Impulse and the SL and the SL is a much better KB for the bucks. Its the same size and has the Midi outputs your looking for to directly control your Yamaha or any other Midi keyboard. Still has the USB for use on your Mac or PC (does anyone actually use a PC for music production. The SL MKII works very good with Apples Logic and Logic has an amazing amount of sounds. Great production software!!
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It should work OK. However I experienced latency problems with GarageBand on my iMac.Not sure if this would happen with other software or platforms.
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If your asking about the built-in USB (only computer connect I'm aware of) it carries the 2-channel main mix output, not individual channels. Hope this helped.
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You MUST have Audacity installed on you MAC for this unit to function. Google Audacity for MAC to find the correct software; it's a free download. Once you have audacity installed you have to select the correct interface for input. It is the drop down next to the microphone icon in the Audacity program. I hope this helps,Flashwente
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Got this as a gift. My Mac does not seem to recognize it while plugged in a USB. I have tried to no avail. So, my guess is no. In addition the package says ( Media Playing software: Attached software of the operating system or mainstream audio and video media playing software Operating System: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista) So, I'll assume it is not MAC supported.
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I use this mainly with Keynote & iTunes. Works fine for me in Yosemite 10.10.2
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I use Windows, so I don't know. However, if your Mac has a microphone jack then I don't see why it shouldn't work.
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Yes. The inputs on the bottom are combination 1/4" and XLR. What you need is a cable that is stereo on one side (the keyboard side) that splits into two mono 1/4" plugs (left and right). Plug the left mono cable into the left jack on the bottom and the right cable into the right side. You can set the left/right panning on the unit to get your desired mix, then use overdub mode to lay down the keyboard track. Simple. Ignore the other posts referring to output and the bloke that said "No." It works and does a fine job.
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Yeah, I guess, but it seems overly complicated, and unnecessary. I'll assume you want to track both the USB signal, and once you go through all that stereo adapter business, your gonna run it into the computers headphone/mic input? Then you have to convince your computer to record both the USB signal, and the now degraded signal coming from the 1/4" TS to 1/8" TRS Y adapter input simultaneously. If you can do it than you can do it but why not simply duplicate the stereo USB tracks in your DAW?