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You are right. My mistake. The USB Pre 2 does work with an iPad so long as you use a powered hub.

http://www.sounddevices.com/notes/usbpr ... #more-1482

A couple of points here: The Roland Duo EX sounds really clean. I don't hear any more noise from it than I would expect from any decent quality interface. Auria does let you record from a USB interface and monitor from the iPad headphone jack. Just use the MultiRoute driver option. An iPad can't use...

Those two specs are measure different ways and aren't directly comparable. Here's what you need to know: The Sound Devices Mix Pre is a location audio mixer which has USB audio as an added feature. The primary use of this device is for capturing location sound (mostly dialog, but also foley and loca...

I got the Roland Duo EX a few days ago and it really works well. Latency is low enough that I don't need to use direct monitoring and I love that it runs on batteries. One thing that I found that pleasantly surprised me is that I can power it from a 1 spot power supply. These are cheap, really rugge...

As wrong as it seemed, I followed the directions and just copied the zip folder into the root directory, taking note of the original size of the IR directory. Nothing seemed to happen. I quit and restarted Auria. Still nothing. I went into the Auria store and "restored my purchases". I'm not sure if...

I just ordered a Roland Duo Ex. I've been looking at all the different options and this seemed like the best fit. I wanted something that would run on without AC power, could do phantom power for my Shure SM87, could record guitar and vocals at once, and was relatively solid and inexpensive.

The new Griffin StudioConect HD looks like it might be the one for me:

http://store.griffintechnology.com/ipad ... connect-hd

I am using a TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX via USB with Auria. This box isn't really designed to do Multitrack audio and I never could audition previous Auria tracks and record new tracks without the auditioned tracks being re-recorded in an echoey feedback loop. My solution was to use both the buil...

Yes, Auria recognizes multiple audio interfaces, and in fact that is how I use it. Go into the settings and change the CoreAudio Mode to MultiRoute, then restart Auria. Now the multiple audio interfaces will show up in the input and output Matrix settings.