Running a software iPad studio is every bit as fun and creative as your desktop/laptop studioįirst, the good news. However, deciding which interface to buy can be confusing thanks to Apple using the Lightning, USB-C and Thunderbolt interfacing standards in the current range of iPads, not to mention older USB audio interfaces not using the USB-C standard! But we’re here to clear it up and make (some) sense of it all. Every recording situation can now be handled by an iPad, from recording a songwriter playing guitar and singing to recording several band members playing a live gig. You can get any number of ins and outs with audio interfaces, so whichever combination you require, there is an interface available. You could, of course, do this with the iPad’s built-in microphone but the results will be far better if you choose to use a dedicated audio interface.Īs with desktop recording, your iPad interface will need mic, line or combi XLR/line inputs for connecting both microphones and instruments up for recording, plus outputs to connect to speakers. Here are our top picks.Need to record audio from the real world into your iPad? Sing, play guitar, record an entire band? It’s all possible. Common app features include face cam reaction videos, editing tools that make it easy to add audio commentary, and the ability to stream directly to your platform of choice. There are some great apps out there with features that make it easy to live stream to your social media platform of choice, for instance. Are there screen recording apps with more features?Ĭertainly.
You can also trim the screen recording if it's a bit long, just as you'd trim any iPhone or iPad video. Yes, you can edit the saved screen recording just as you'd edit any video on your iPhone or iPad. It's exactly the same process to record your iPad Screen. Does this also work on my iPad?Ībsolutely. The recording will be automatically saved to your Photos. When you wish to end the recording, tap the Screen Recording button once again. Tap the Screen Recording button it will turn red to indicating you're recording.ģ. Swipe down from the top right of your iPhone screen to open Control Center.Ģ. Now that you've got the Screen Recording button in your Control Center, it's quick and easy to actually start and stop a screen recording.ġ.
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