Sweetwater Sound via eBay has
TC-Helicon GO TWIN 2-Channel Audio/MIDI Interface for Mobile Devices on sale for
$29.
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TC-Helicon GO TWIN 2-Channel Audio/MIDI Interface for Mobile Devices on sale for
$29.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- Portable recording interface for musicians, podcasters, and content creators
- 2 high-quality combination mic/line/instruments preamps from high-end console maker Midas
- 2.5mm MIDI I/O for connecting to 5-pin MIDI devices (breakout cables included)
- Powered by 2xAA batteries or with optional DC adapter
- 1/4-inch headphone output provides latency-free monitoring
- 1/4-inch TRS stereo output
- +48V phantom power
- Included app suite with Go Record, Go Studio FX, and Guitar Rack
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But that isn't how multitrack recording is supposed to work. Pretty much the only things that should be recorded in stereo are drums and maybe synth. I record all in mono expect drums myself, then add stereo processing in the DAW for stuff that needs it. Oftentimes DAW plugin effects will add stereo components to the output. But your source recordings should be clean mono, otherwise you lose out on a lot of power a DAW gives you, plus your ability to mix properly.
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Also it kept power cycling when the input signal got a little loud.
Works great as a phantom preamp for microphone tho, I use it to connect my behringer c2 for zoom calls and I'm told it sounds good.
Also hearing people say that it doesn't record in stereo. So your mic will be on one side, your guitar/track will be on the right.
Can anyone else confirm this?
My conclusion...there are good reasons this is severely discounted.
Pass.
Also hearing people say that it doesn't record in stereo. So your mic will be on one side, your guitar/track will be on the right.
Can anyone else confirm this?
But that isn't how multitrack recording is supposed to work. Pretty much the only things that should be recorded in stereo are drums and maybe synth. I record all in mono expect drums myself, then add stereo processing in the DAW for stuff that needs it. Oftentimes DAW plugin effects will add stereo components to the output. But your source recordings should be clean mono, otherwise you lose out on a lot of power a DAW gives you, plus your ability to mix properly.
Also it kept power cycling when the input signal got a little loud.
Works great as a phantom preamp for microphone tho, I use it to connect my behringer c2 for zoom calls and I'm told it sounds good.
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On Ableton Live on my laptop, I see stereo or mono inputs available for this device, so maybe it's just an iOS limitation.
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