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    Default Ampkit v1.2

    Ampkit updated:
    http://agilepartners.com/
    update includes multitasking support (audio in background)

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    Quote Originally Posted by dflat View Post
    Ampkit updated:
    http://agilepartners.com/
    update includes multitasking support (audio in background)
    Hello,
    Does this means that I can use Ampkit+ 1.2 on my iPhone 4 with iReal B in background ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RV35Guib View Post
    Hello,
    Does this means that I can use Ampkit+ 1.2 on my iPhone 4 with iReal B in background ?
    Yes should work - just tested it on iPad. You have to have Multitasking ON in Ampkit (I had Settings>Background audio ON in iReal b) and can change amps in Ampkit etc. Fun.

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    I've read through the thread, and have a couple of questions:

    If you don't need amp modeling or effects, the easiest solution would seem to be an external headphone amp like the Vox Amplug or PocketRocket. In this case, iRB runs as the only task on IOS, and the iRB output is mixed with the instrument in the external box. Sound right?

    If you want amp modeling etc, the iRig or Ampkit Link will send the instrument signal into the iPhone where it gets processed and mixed with the mp3 or iRB output. OK so far?

    In the second case, either the iRig or Ampkit Link can be used with iRB playing, as long as you have the new version of the Ampkit app. Yes/No? Either of these hardware choice preferable?

    Other hardware options are popping up:
    * Line-6 Mobile In
    * Sonoma WireWorks Guitar Jack 2
    * Alesis iO Dock
    These seem focused on recording, but anyone tried them for just practicing?

    Thanks....Lyle

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    yes to all.
    Ampkit is just one of apps that run in the background. I like Amplitube too (yes it works with Ampkit Link.)

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    Export the file as a .wav
    Open up Garageband import the track to a vocal track. Make a new track for your guitar or bass. Works like a charm. I do use the iRig but not Amplitube...spent too much money for it on the iPhone and then would have to buy everything again. Garageband works even better.

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