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+Jay Noggle Yeah I've noticed similar stuff too with external gear that isn't designed specifically to be connected with iDevices. I think I could be that iOS either limits or strangles power output completely when battery is below a certain level.

My pleasure! Hey Btw, I recently made a more complete video on this topic that include all issues regarding this error pop up and how to solve them. You might want to give it a check: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCp-0UlsH_Y.html 👍🏼

+TheVimFuego I also love the non-hassle types of setups. It's why I've got IKM stuff. Ships with lighting cables for connecting directly without a CCK. They're also very low on power consumption.

Thank you! Unfortunately I do not now I the Behringer umc22 will work with iPad or iPhone. This interface is unknown to me and I haven't come across anyone else within the mobile musicians community that uses it. Sorry I can't be more of help. I suggest that you ask around on the Audio Bus forum and/or in the iPad musician group on Facebook. These are the biggest forums for mobile musicians.

Jakob Haq appreciate it will follownyour advice but forbthe last time, what ipad are you using on this video? If you dont mind...after this still a great help as i will just find out if umc 22 is compatible with ipas or ios

+IMaiden89 You are correct! It works for me to when I use up to two devices. When adding third one, things starts to go wrong though. I made a live stream today in where I am extensively testing different "dongle configurations" including USB hub powered/in-powered, CCK, USB3 to Lightning and different chargers. I got some very interesting results! The video is being processed by RU-vid right now, but as soon as it's done it will be available on my channel. ;)

Jakob Haq hello there do you know if your iPad will have to be jail broken for the unpowered sub hub to work

Jeremy Joanes it does not have to be jail broken.

+thesoundtestroom Thanks Doug! =D

+portwain So nice hearing that! I'm happy I could help! =D

Thank you! 👊🏼

+colas solorzano YAY! 😃👍🏼 That makes me so happy to hear! Have fun making music!

thank u sir.

thanks for u help..

+colas solorzano My pleasure! Just happy to help out! =D

+Alan Wilton I totally agree! I wish they would stop breaking stuff with every update.

Im tempted to get rid of my iPad and get a Samsung tablet. This is rediculous. Tired of these issues.

I FEEL YOU!! Apple can be terrible

Thank you! However this video was getting old so I made a new video on this topic that is way more up to date and provides much more detailed information. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCp-0UlsH_Y.html

Game Glitch Mobile sameeeee

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+ElSmusso I agree! Simplicity rules.👊🏼👍🏼

Technically it should work yes, as long as the USB mixer you want to use is "class compliant". Meaning no drivers are needed. The reason I can say for sure is because I've never tested connecting anything to an iPhone 8 and so I cannot confirm anything.

Cassandra San Antonio yes

Aw, that sounds like you e got a USB-ground loop issue or something along those lines. I have not yet found a really good way of solving it. I’ve been wanting to do a video about it but I can’t until I know exactly what to tell my audience. At least now you now what to ask about. Try asking around audio based forums and describe it just like you did here and say that you think it’s a USB ground loop issue.

Hi! I don’t have access to an Apogee Duet so I can’t test it myself but it should be compatible with iPad Air. Make sure the connection order is done properly. Make sure the Duet has the wall-power supply plugged in first. Then connect the Duet USB cable and Apple charger cable to the USB3 to lightning cable. When all that is hooked up, try connecting it to the iPad. If you get errors then unplug the lighting connector and reboot the iPad. . When the iPad has rebooted try connecting the lighting connector again. This should work. However if it doesn’t then here are some known issues: . Third party connectors USB3 to lighting and CCK’s need to be MFi certified (this is why I use Apples original products). Same with the lighting charger cables and Apple charger. If you own third party connectors or lighting connectors then those might be causing the connection errors if they aren’t MFi certified. . It’s very likely that these are causing the errors. If your using original stuff then another known error is iOS itself. Whenever a big new update rolls out (iOS10, 11 now 12 ...) stuff usually breaks. Apps stop working and connectors too. . In this case there ain’t much o e can do except wait for Apple to get their shit together and start rolling out bug fixes. This is why I always wait at least 6 months before even considering updating to a new iOS. Good luck and let me know how it goes. . I would really appreciate it if you come back here and comment about your testing. It’s not only helpful to me but to others reading the comment section too. 👍🏼

I want to help but you need to provide more information. What are you trying to connect? Midi controller, sound Card? What's the brand and model? What model iPad are you using and what iOS version is it running? Also, are you using an original Apple Camera Connection Kit or an unofficial third party brand connector?

Jakob Haq Hi, sorry about that, I’m trying to connect a microphone by behringer and it says c-3 on it. The USB connector (sorry I’m not too advanced with technology) that I’m using to try and plug my mic into my iPad is by MobilePre, more commonly known as M - audio. My iPad is an iPad Air 2 pro and I’m running on iOS 11. I’m pretty sure the camera chord is an official one, I don’t know how to check haha Also, I have no trouble connecting my MIDI keyboard into my iPad using the camera chord. Just thought that might help.

My pleasure! I know how frustrating these errors and issues can be. ☀️

When you purchased the USB hub a cable should have came bundled up with it. That cable usually has a mini USB connector at one end that goes into the hub. And he other end has a regular USB make connector that goes into the Lightning connector.

It pretty much depends on how much power the USB-pheriperal draws. I have a great video where I’m talking demonstrating this! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-u2ZdCrqVn8Y.html

For real we got the same situation,i don’t what to do....

Make sure you watch this video instead as it’s up to date: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCp-0UlsH_Y.html . To answer your question, if you watch the video I linked to and you realise that you really need a powered hub because you don’t have enough power to get the connection going ... well then you need to get a powered USB hub.

I made a new video just a few Seems ago where I go through all issues with connecting external USB to iDevices. There are Five reasons why it won’t work and if you check it it will be easier for you to “debug” your connection error > ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCp-0UlsH_Y.html

+Joe O'Hagan Glad you like it Joe! I made the animated logo using LumaFusion and the music using Poison-202 inside Cubasis. Maybe I should make a tutorial for stuff like this?

Jakob Haq please do!

So let me clarify why I recommend buying the original stuff. I would never recommend third party adapters and Lightning cables unless they are MFi certified. MFi certification means “Made For iPhone”. Basically a third party company that want to make third party Apple pheriperals that are truly compatible with iDevices (iPhone and iPad) has to pay a license fee to Apple. . When they do that, Apple will provide them with the right type of code and materials to make adapters, cables etc. So if the company can prove that their dongles and cables are MFi certified then yeah, third party stuff will work fine with your iDevice. However there are a lot of real cheap dongles and cables floating about on market places like Amazon for instance. . Now these might work for a while but as soon as Apple updates iOS then the product might (very often) stop working. This is a very common thing and I get loads of viewers asking me about this all the time. . This is because these cheap adapters and cables aren’t MFi certified. So a cheap connector or cable might save you money until you have to buy a new one because he old one stopped working after an update or it just broke because of poor build quality. . This is why I recommend getting he original stuff. So if you still want to get third party stuff then when it comes to adapters, I’d recommend Belkin. For lighting cables I’d recomend Anker. Those companies make MFi certified products.

😂 Thank you! If you’re somehow still having issues after this video then check this one out. I made it more recently and it’s more complete with more detailed info. It’s a pain these things really. >>> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCp-0UlsH_Y.html