connecting behringer xenyx q802usb to garageband

I can take it and record literally anywhere without having to bother with much set up.

I guess there’s a third reason too - the Zoom is really small, portable, and can be battery-operated. I rarely pull out a mic to plug in because it’s just faster and easier to simply hit ‘record’. Secondly, the onboard mics on the Zoom are some of the best I’ve encountered onboard a recorder. The reasons I do are twofold - for songwriting, I like the looping capability of the Zoom recorder and can crank out a simple two or three structured-parts song very quickly and easily without having to record a bunch of ‘takes’ to get a whole track right. Personally, I use a Zoom R24 recorder (can record 8-tracks simultaneously) and then do a simple transfer of the WAV files into my computer mixing software (Cubase Garageband). You are putting in the missing link that almost all software has - the interface between your instrument(s) and your computer.

You’re not duplicating your software or adding a step. It converts analog to digital and feeds the individual tracks to your recording device. Thus the USB mixer does more than just ‘mix’. It all boils down to - you need some sort of method to record at least - at least - two tracks simultaneously and separately. I was thinking there would be something I could plug my Beat Buddy into to bypass the amp and plug my guitar into that I could then plug into my computer that would allow me to record simultaneously while I am playing. I do not have a mixer or a D/A converter. I want decent quality on the playback end of things. I do not sing so I am just interested in recording instrumentals right now. I then add another aduio track to my Abelton Project and record to that track while the Beat Buddy track plays, I then can just export to a wave file and I have complete track, if I want to add another guitar track I can and I can use the software to push one guitar to the right and one to the left for stereo while keeping the Beat Buddy track centered. I then unplug the Beat Buddy and plug in my guitar. After all the mixer should be 'class complient'. Is it possible to connect the mixer direct to an iPad with an USB-Lightning cable, without the Apple adapter It works fine to connect the mixer to my PC with an USB cable. When I want to record just the Beat Buddy I plug it into my amp through the mono out on the Beat Budday, turn off all effects and record the drum track for however long I need. I have the Behringer Xenyx X2222USB mixer. I record to my computer through my Fender Mustang II V2 amp through the USB out into Abelton software. Cannot Get My Xenyx 1002 To Register A Connection With Garageband, Help Plugging my guitar into the pre-amp and can get levels working on the machine.

Connecting behringer xenyx q802usb to garageband