Re: music on a mobile device?
Its possible to - work professionally on GarageBand for iPad?
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Re: music on a mobile device?
You can only use iOS. Not android.
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It's shouldn't be too difficult with a BlueTooth MIDI controller and Garageband, and some people have even gone as far as to create music without a MMIDI keyboard (I.E. with just the touch screen).Damn, I wish the M32 was BlueTooth now!
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Hello guys!Has anyone tried to produce music using any mobile device, be it iOS or android?Connecting a piano for example, recording, editing, etc.
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Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
I have an iOS app called MinimalSee in apple store to enable blind user to play in device music as well as shoutcast internet radio. Though the targeted user is not only blind but eye-free operation in mind. Check out minimalsee.com
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Huh, I didn't know about the price gouging that Accessible Electronics was taking part in. That's really disappointing, because I never support that kind of thing if I can help it. I wish I'd thought to do my research before
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I thought those players were cheaper than $120. I guess he changed his prices.Speaking of Rockbox, can I install it on my Mac and generate speech using Macintalk or Apple's implementation of Vocalizer?editNope, Rockbox Utility on Mac
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
I thought those players were cheaper than $120. I guess he changed his prices.Speaking of Rockbox, can I install it on my Mac and generate speech using Macintalk or Apple's implementation of Vocalizer?
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Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
With the quickstart installer, it takes even less time to set up now, because it bootloads it all for you without you having to go through the separate steps. All you might have to do is generate your own voice and talk files.I still
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
Hi.At exodus, well, this is not the only time where a company trys ripping you off with such prices, take for example pre configured computers for the blind, those cost a few hundret dollars more than there actual price.Greetings
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
no, no. The talking mp3players person is wripping you off bigtime. A quik search on US Ebay turned up a few clip zips and clip pluses for around the $50 mark. Talking mp3 player's price for a 4gb clip zip? $119.99. This is pure
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Hi.Hmm, sounds like something I should get into. Is that player of yours the only one who has rockbox support or are there others?Sadly I get apples old iPod classic with 160 GB of space isnt available anymore, that would have been
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
I absolutely love Rockbox, there's so much you can do with it. You use the rockbox utility, choose a sapi voice, go to install talk files, and then say generate, and the first time you generate it will take a while, but then afer
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
Hi.Yeah, the victor reader is a bit to expensive for what I need the device, If the iPod shuffle would have had a bigger file storage space, it would be my first choice.Does someone on here know something about rockbox and how good
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
If you want a cheap media player, the Victor Reader won't cut it as it sells for about $370. I'd suggest looking at the players at www.talkingmp3players.com and see if those will meet your needs. If you think $70 or $80 is too high
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
If you want a cheap media player, the Victor Reader won't cut it as it sells for about $370. I'd suggest looking at the players at www.talkingmp3players.com and see if those will meet your needs. If you think $70 or $80 is too high
Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
The trouble is the victor reader stream's a bit expensive from what I've heard, and I don't knwo how big it is, both filesize wise and also physically. I could be wrong though.
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Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
There was one called Victor stream or something like that, I'm not sure since I heard it in this forum.
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Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
Hi.Hmm, ok, do you have a special mp3 player in mind?Greetings Moritz.
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Re: Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
I believe an mp3 or mp4 player device could work well for your needs. If it does not have a built-in storage space, you could use an SD card of 128 GB or so.
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Getting a huge amound of music onto a mobile device?
Hello everyone.So, I have a huge library of music that I want to extend and want to carry around with me. I am searching for a cheap solution to do this, I dont want to get a 128 GB iPod touch or iPhone if I have a cheaper solution
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