Our school has 12 iPads for a Garage Band concert..?

Our school has 12 iPads for a Garage Band concert. We need to purchase the in-app "expansion" for them to be used properly. How can we go about doing this without creating 12 Apple ID's for the process, and how do we manage the purchase correctly?
Our district can load them up, but due to purchasing restraints cannot pay for them. I just need to know the best way to go about getting 12 iPads to all be the same and all have the same unlocked in-app purchase. The money is not the issue, we have the funds.

One more thing... can you tell me how to stop all of these emails from the support communities. I turned off all my email notifications in my preferences but my email is blowing up with dozens of emails minutes apart. Does it take time before turning notifications off works... or am I missing something else?

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There is the VPP where you get a discount for some educational app with a minimum purchase.
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http://DingDingMusic.com/Manuals
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then you should be able to afford some extra kit that will give you far reaching benefits
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4 vocalists - 10 musicians
may be 5 direct inject for guitars keyboard,
15 different mic types, occupying 24 channels on the sound desk with over 20 setups per hour
compare that to your one on camera mic resulting in appalling sound reproduction.
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record the instruments not the sound from the hall,
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vocals - cardioid
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woodwind - fast attack cardioid condencer
etc etc
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see this 'find the right microphone' web site:
http://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/icmeng.nsf/root/products_microphonesmatrix?Open
happy recording
G

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