I haven't done this but found a page talking about some ways to do it here:
http://workingipad.net/tutorial/2011/6/18/record-analog-audio-via-35mm-line-out-or-microphone-jack-int.html
They seem to say the Headset Buddy will basically break out the in/out
connections on the headphone jack into two separate plugs. Then you can
run audio into one of those. For apps they reccommend TwistedWave and
iProRecorder. I would think GarageBand would work, at least if you're on
an iPad.
CB
On 11/13/12 8:19 AM, David Hole wrote:
Hi folks.
Have anyone here tried recording directly from a mixer, for example a
concert, using an iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch?
If so, what did you use to record?
I mean, is it possible to just connect from for example headphones on
the mixer, and directly to the iDevice, or do I need some extra stuff
for this?
What app(s) is recommended for recording for example a concert?
I've taken a look at FiRe wich is mainly designed for broadcasters,
but it have all features needed for just pressing record and stop :-)
Best David
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