Turning on Garageband Airplay turns off audio input for guitar

Turning on Garageband Airplay turns off audio input so I can't hear my electric guitar via my bluetooth speaker. I know I can wire my speaker to my ipad but I don't want to. Any help?

Did you notice the alert window that Audio inputs are dialed when using Airplay or Bluetooth? This window pops up when you turn Airply - Bluetooth on. So the behavior/restriction is normal
Hope that helps
Edgar Rothermich
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Audio input for guitar

Hello,
The intro video says that I need to connect my guitar to an audio input. For now I'm just interested in using the Macbook for producing songs with my electric guitar. What devices do I need? What if I want to play the electric bass (instead of the electric guitar)?
Thanks!

it depends what kind of quality you're expecting. you could try just plugging the guitar straight in:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#pluginguitar
anyone looking for a high quality recording would want a digital interface:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/Interfaces.html

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Use an array to store the names for each of the sound/video
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Actually, after scouring the web, I see that RogueAmoeba also has a free utility called LineIn which simply sends the audio in to the audio out and doesn't interfere with other programs like iTunes!
On the other hand, after downloading and trying it, there is a noticeable latency between what goes in and what comes out.
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I'm wanting to use imovie to record some solo guitar performances. I would like to be able to process the audio through logic pro as I record the live audio and video. I have a digi003 audio interface and am able to use it as my audio input no problem, but am not able to add reverb and eq through logic pro. I open both apps and in logic I get the processed sound but as I record in imovie I only record the unprocessed guitar. How would i be able to do this? Thanks for the help!!

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Check Safari / Preferences - Extensions.
If you have any installed, turn that off, try that site.
For photos... back to the menu bar, click Safari / Preferences then select the Appearance tab.
Make sure: *Display images when the pages loads* is selected.
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I realize that this is more to do with my mac then with FCP but I trust the people in here more so please bear with me. I am trying to do a VO on my Duel Core PowerPC G5. I have put in a slug & set in & out points and it lets me record just fine.
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Often you need a mic preamp to boost mic gain to an acceptable level when using the VO tool in FCP.
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x

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Every time I try and load a software instrument I get a message that says the wav or aiff file can't be found. It asks me if I want to search again but it doesn't let me search manually. Where are these files?
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...connect my four track recorder to my mac so
as i can record all my music to disk, is there a way
around this maybe somekind of usb conector
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audio and it sound like yu might if you own a four track mixer then you'd be looking at spending about what you'd expect to spend for another piece of professional audio gear. Actually it's not that bad. $170 will get you a quality audio device with XLR inputs and all that conects the firewire. There guys have a good selection of gear www.m-audio.com
As for anti-virus software. First you need to find a virus. So for there ain't none. So while there are a lot of companies trying to take your money and will sell you software the stack of virus profiles that the software uses is pretty thin. The trick with Mac OS X is to make a logon account for yourself that is NOT an administraitor account and use that account for day to day use. The normal protection offered by non-admin acount will keep you pretty safe
grrr i'd
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