Expo Notes: Making the Mac (and iPad and iPhone) more musical<article>
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While no one would mistake the floor of Macworld/iWorld for
NAMM, there are a lot of companies exhibiting at this year’s show that aim to help Mac users make music.</p><p>
Sonoma Wire Works has been busy updating their popular line of
GuitarJack audio interfaces for iOS. The
GuitarJack Stage (shown above) ($299, shipping in a couple of months) can be used for live performances or recording. This 24-bit audio interface and pedal controller comes with four assignable foot switches, volume, tone and gain knobs. It works great with the company’s own
GuitarTone app for iOS, but supports many other iOS music apps as well as Macs and PCs. The GuitarJack Stage features quarter-inch input for instruments and microphones and can even charge your iPad while you jam.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2137472/expo-notes-making-the-mac-and-ipad-and-iphone-more-musical.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Expo Notes: Making the Mac (and iPad and iPhone) more musical
