Is the Apogee ONE XLR Input accept line level sources?

I am looking to purchase a Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18 guitar amp with the Redbox out. The manual says to plug the amp XLR output into a 'balanced, line level XLR input on the mixer.' I do not know what this means, but I do have an Apogee One which has an XLR in. Can I record a line level signal with the ONE XLR?

Line level simply means a signal loud enough to be properly handled by an interface or by loudspeakers. The amp XLR output will work fine with the ONE breakout cable which has the XLR input.

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Does the Apogee ONE XLR Input accept Line level sources?

I am looking to purchase a Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18 guitar amp with the Redbox out. The manual says to plug the amp XLR output into a 'balanced, line level XLR input on the mixer.' I do not know what this means, but I do have an Apogee One which has an XLR in. Can I record a line level signal with the ONE XLR?

I have almost the same question…
My guitar amp has a line/headphone level output with a jack (TRS): can this output work with the jack input of the ONE?
Can this input stand the level of line/headphone from the amp (Blackstar HT-5)?

Using the Apogee ONE to play an electric guitar in Mainstage 2

I've been struggling to get any sound from my guitar in Mainstage. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong. I was able to work in Logic Pro, but would like to just set up Mainstage and jam, as opposed to opening up the recording software.
I set my input to Apogee One - Inst, and output to Apogee One - stereo. I get a good readout on the leds when I play, and I get onscreen readouts that indicate input, but for some unknown reason, the sound does not reach my speakers.
Why?

This is a really basic answer, so please forgive me if I'm stating the bleeding obvious here, but you never know....
When you open Mainstage, the default is for it to open with the main output level set to zero. This isn't always completely obvious as the main out channel strip is actually off the right-hand edge of the channel strip inspector, and you have to use the small scroll bar at the bottom of the inspector to be able to see it.
There you go - that may have been the very first thing you did and you have a completely different problem, but I hope it helped.

Using a the string args to input command line numerical input

Hello,
I am trying to allow the user to input a number from the command line to set up the number of elements in an array. I am having trouble converting the string info to int. Could someone post an example of how this is possible? Or a way to read a string for a numerical value?
Example:
nameofprogram 105 (so this means they want a 105 element array create when the program starts)
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try this
public class Test {
     public static void main(String[] args)
          final int i = Integer.parseInt( args[0]);
          int[] a = new int;
          System.out.println(a.length);
if you have to have variable in size part of the array object creator it needs to be final.

Since I updated to 5.0.1 on my iPad2 my Apogee One no longer works correctly. I get loud pops and crackles and my monitoring has changed completely. I can no longer monitor through the Ipad headphone socket

On previous ioS Garageband worked perfectly. The crackles now make it impossible to record with an external mic or with the built-in mic on the One. I used to be able to monitor via headphones plugged into the ipad headphone socket. Now when I plug the Apogee one into the iPad camera port I get sound for 1-2 secs and then nothing. The only way I can monitor then is through the Apogee One headaphone connection but it is loud and distorted.

Minor update: I have multiple PC's in my office. This same iPad and other apple devices properly work and sync with their connection to this other computer. Both computers are running the 64bit iTunes and both have Windows 7 64bit OS running on both machines. I tried deactivating firewalls and even deleted the iTunes with a fresh installation with no avail.
Something is keeping my Apple mobile devices (iPods, iPads) from being recognized within iTunes. However, they all are properly recognized by my PC.

Can I use apogee one with iMovie when recording videos?

I'm currently making some videos of myself playing guitar peices and want to use my apogee one as the microphone, rather than the built in input. I seem to be able to use it as the main mike for everything but recording video!
Thanks

I am not familiar with the Apogee One, but if it connects via USB, it will probably work with iMovie. If it connects via the audio jack input, your best bet is to use GarageBand to record it, and then sync the sound to your movie later.

Apogee "One" + GarageBand '09 Review

Good morning everyone...
In case anyone is interested, here is my review of the Apogee "One" interface working along side GarageBand '09.
I am a new to Apple and recording music; so please forgive me for lack of specific tech terminology.
*My Gear:*
17" MacBook Pro, GarageBand '09, Apogee "One" interface, Fender Strat with David Gilmour EMG-DG20 9V active pickups, saving files on Iomega 500Gig EgO Firewire external hard drive.
*Install and Review of Iomega Drive:*
I wanted to have the external drive running first in an effort to leave my internal macbook drive "clean" of any Pictures, Video and music. i.e. Programs only.
I did a little research on the internet and this forum about the best way to move files to the drive. I never did this before, so it did take a little time. Apparently, you do not want to just "move" files; especialy with iTunes.
After learning the proper way of moving everything, the Iomega transfered everything very quickly. I noticed some negitive reviewers saying that after a while these drives get hot and the finish/Al casing start to fail. The drive drive DOES get pretty hot; however, I really dont have the reference from other external drives. Only time will tell.
Overall, after about 3 uses I am very happy with it. Perhaps premature though...hope not.
*Install and Review of Apogee "One"*
Upon taking the "One" out of the box I was really impressed with how it physically looks. It's a very "minimalist" design...Nothing too crazy as far as controls go. It hooks up to the mac via USB...Firewire would have been nice (like its big brother, the "Duet.")
Downside: When I put the intallition CD in it informed me that my operating system was not supported! (Snow Leopard) Panic Time Right?! Not really...My instinct told me to go to Apogee's website and look for a update...A Snow Leopard update was available! After that, intallation was a breeze.
I watched the tutorial on Apogee's website on how to hook it up with Garageband (very helpful btw) and plugged the Fender into the "Breakaway" cable which consists of one female guitar input and one mic input.
The one thing I noticed is that the USB cable that goes from the Mac to the interface is not the highest quality (for lack of better words) the male connecter which goes into the "One" is not a firm connection at all. I was very delicate with it and noticed alot of "wiggle" room. More than I would have expected. Perhaps this is something that Apogee can work on.
Its important that when you first use the unit that you spend some time adjusting the proper volume levels! I almost blew my eardrums because of some serious distortion.
Okay Okay...I know, How does the guitar sound!!??
Well, let me say first that I was expecting to hear the sound of the guitar coming out of my macbook's internal speakers...This is NOT possiable! However, if you have powered external speakers that is the way to go.
I used BOSE ear buds as my "monitoring" device.
After all my volume settings were adjusted, it sounded like I was standing right in front of my 1973 HIWATT! The non-recorded audio montoring was nothing short of amazing...no other way to put it.
I am absolutely obsessed with David Gilmour's (Pink Floyd) guitar set-up and trying to replicate a $100,000 rig with a normal person's budget is difficult/impossiable. Garageband in conjunction with the "One" did a pretty awsome job!
*Recorded SOund:*
Okay so how does the recorded sound, sound? Apogee suggusts that you put your Garageband quality setting on "best." To start out I wanted to put it on CD quality. That way, I can contrast the two. What can I say...it sounded amazing. Just fantastic. It exceeded my novice expectations.
So there it is, my fingers are cramping up, but I really wanted to "give back" to the forum for helping me out thus far.
I hope this helps someone make a decision about the many interfaces that are on the market. I will keep the community updated with future recordings.
Also, If anyone has some good settings to use in Garageband for Pink Floyd settings please let me know.
Shine On!
-mz
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Hey everyone. I wanted to make a correction on my original review about the Apogee "One."
I stated that sound could not be produced by internal speakers in my macbook. This is incorrect. Shockingly, I had the wrong setting in my system prefrences.
In addition, I decided to call Apogee directly about the "problem." The customer service was extremely good...very patient with me.
Good job Apogee!
-mz

New Apogee ONE problem with Logic 9

Hi,
I've had an Apogee ONE for almost a year and have had no issues up until 2 months ago.
Issues: No pop ups, The Maestro volume levels are always full, and I believe this is affecting the quality of the audio output. Anyone else with this issue/ have a solution?
Much appreciated, thanks.
L

Hi Chorleyman,
Pop-ups are the transparent displays that appear whenever you take a physical action with the Apogee ONE while using Logic, such as changing the volume or output/input type. A display usually appears in the middle of the screen, showing the action you have taken. Maybe you have these turned off in Maestro?
In Maestro, I have nothing up full, the bars are just appearing like that, and I'm not able to affect them. The volume know is the only one I can affect. I've attached a picture of the issue.
I've reinstalled the software multiple times, but no luck :S

Using Apogee One with Logic Pro X- Setup Help

Hello
Using-OSX Mavericks, Logic Pro X
I have a lot of experience with GBand, but I am new to Logic all together. When I plug in the Apogee One to use for recording guitar, I hear the clean guitar tone coming through the output. The only issue is I cannot tweak the tones at all using Logic's built in amps (or Amplitube). All I have is the basic, clean tone that the One provides upon connecting. I just want to use the One as a guitar interface, and I am sure I am just missing a basic setting that will allow me to change the tone using the program's built in amps. I have also tried changing the knob on the One unit itself (guitar, mic, etc) Any suggestions?

A suggestion.. Yes, the Logic manual
1. Make sure you have "Logics Audio Preferences" set up. (see link)
http://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/10/#lgcpbb81aca5
Next, you want Software Monitoring on.
And Using the software control panel that came with the Apogee you need to make sure that "direct monitoring" through the interface is disabled. Direct Monitoring let's you hear what the audio interface is hearing, basically, your straight/clean guitar.
Software monitoring let's the signal be run through Logic but the Interface has to be chosen as the input. (see link)
Apogee may have another name for direct monitoring, some call it "low latency monitoring".

Incorrect field KNA1-STCEG in output list for input tax Line items-RFUMSV00

Hi all,
I found the incorrect field in RFUMSV00 - Advance Return for Tax on Sales/Purchases. If you want to configure the output list for Input tax: Line items, there is the field VAT Registration No. which has to be LFA1-STCEG, but there is incorrect field KNA1-STCEG. After that I cannot find the values for this field in my output.
In the output list for Output tax: Line items there is correct field in configuration /LFA1-STCEG/.
I tried to find some SAP notes but without avail.
Thanks for help.
Miroslav

Hi,
Please check the following OSS note:-
https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=736203
https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=640269
It is picked up from bseg-stceg and not from lfa1-stceg or kna1-stceg
Regards,
Gaurav

Apogee One: Very Noisy

Hello,
There is a large amount of static/hum/hiss that I have isolated to the Apogee One. It is not in the signal path after the mixer, as I can plug instruments into the mixer and the problem is not present. The culprit is either the audio cable from the Apogee One to the mixer, the Apogee One itself, the USB cable from the iMac to the Apogee One, or the iMac. Here is a video so you can hear for yourself:
http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p77/pianoman1976/Me/?action=view&current=P100 0415.mp4
Is the Apogee One known to be noisy like this?
Is the iMac the culprit?
I presume the first thing I should do is buy another audio cable and check it, yet this cable I'm using is new.
Thank you.

Ok, I tried something different. I read the manual for the ONE. Under troubleshooting it says:
Symptom - When connecting speakers to ONE, there is hum and/or
buzz at the output.
Solution - In most cases, a steady hum or buzz at the output is
caused by grounding issues between ONE and the connected
equipment. Because bus-powered USB interfaces are grounded
through the USB and audio connections, and not through a
3-prong grounded AC connection, the situation may arise where
the grounding configuration of the connected equipment must be
modified. This may be done by connecting a ground lift adaptor to
the equipment’s AC connector to disconnect (or “lift”) the AC ground
prong.
Some experimmentation may be required to find the grounding
configuration that results in the lowest noise. It may be useful
to disconnect all equipment except ONE, the Mac and a pair of
headphones, and then connect additional equipment one piece at a
time.
So it looks like the solution is buying a ground lift adapter.

Apogee JAM Guitar Input compatibility

Is the Apogee JAM Guitar Input compatible with the Macbook Air? Also, it says "Designed for electric guitar bass, and acoustic guitar works with pickup" -
does it work with a regular electric guitar?
http://store.apple.com/us/product/H4990ZM/C/apogee-jam-guitar-input

Yes to both. It will work with all Apple products that run iOS or OSX and will input anything with a 1/4" jack.

Apogee One x2?

I'm currently using the Apogee One audio interface. In order to record stereo tracks:
Is it possible to get another One, and use them together for stereo recording?

Save yourself some grief, sell it an purchase a stereo model. Setting up two interfaces as an Aggregate device will be unreliable. Sorry!

Line level dock for ipod classic

In trying to figure out the best way to connect my ipod classic to my small Denon 30w stereo I've been experimenting. I have an old Apple branded dock I found in a drawer from 2004 when I bought my first Ipod, a 20g 2nd generation Ipod, the first one that came with the clickwheel. It has a line level output in the back, and it seems to work fine with the classic, as a matter of fact, with the Ipods volume and the stereos volume at the same levels it is at least 30-40% louder (and clearer) than using the typical headphone jack connection. But the line level plug on this dock is a little fidgety, bump it and one speaker goes out, you have to jiggle and/or twist the cable just so to recover, obvously it's a loosened connection inside the jack...so I go to Best Buy and get an offbrand dock that comes with a remote that was on clearance (it's a clone of Apples universal dock), it has a line level out as well, looks very much the same as the Apple dock. I assumed that a line level dock from any brand would be the same, since its sending a clean unamplified signal to the stereo (isn't it?), however the quality of the audio coming from this dock was about equal or even worse than the headphone jack, I really have to crank the volume on the stereo to get the same sound, and it just doesnt sound as good. I was surprised, I didnt think there was a lot going on in these docks, just routing the ipods signal to the stereo. Am I wrong here? Will springing $60 for Apples universal dock be the best option?

I connected my ipod classic to my maranz av receiver by apple dock. For best sound it is crucial to connect by dock input not audio out (earphones) ! For that i use apple component AV cable.

Getting an Object Identifier String given a line of source code? HELP!

(forgot to close the code tag on that last one!)
Hi there,
I am in desparate need of getting the object identifier given a particular line of source code. I need this for the debugger I'm writing, and since the jdb forum never gets reponses; just more unanswered questions.
Right so, here's my problem in more detail. I can find out when a method is called in the Java virtual machine, and what its name is, and arguments and values and such like - using the Java Debugging Interface. BUT: unfortunately I cannot get the object identifier used in the source code that generated this call. I can however get a unique long id that identifies this object .. if that helps?(thinking hashtables here maybe?!)
So, I may know that the constructor of EddClass has been called, and this the following line generated this call:
EddClass edd = new EddClass();.. so what I need is a fail safe way of finding out "edd" from this - given all types of method calls.
This is quite tricky because there are loads of ways methods can be called e.g.
tty.getClassExclusions(); // Here I would know getClassExclusions had been called, and I would need to find out the object identifier "tty" called it
Temp a, b, c;
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AnotherEg ae = (new Egg()).getAnotherEg(); // and in this last case if I had found out that the Egg constructor had been called, I don't want to find out any object identifier from this line of code - since the object is anonymous; however if I had found out that getAnotherEg() had been called I would want "ae"Ok, well - please help: I'm making a Java Animator that will be freely available - that serves to graphically animate the execution of another java program. It'd be cool if one of you guys could help make it really cool. Plus there are Dukes available!!
- Edd.

this is quite a complicated question I think!
I'm not sure but you maybe need to know just about the whole java lang. spec to do this.
I'm sure there are plenty of free java parsers around, so unless you have a lot of time available its probably best to download one, figure some way to feed it a single line from within a code block, and extract its symbol table.
Once you have the symbol table, there will probably be some other data available from the parser to say which are identifiers.
Its then up to your debugger to figure out which one is the interesting one!
sorry this is so vague but I think you've asked for something that is quite involved!
asjf

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