Hey gang!
I'm seriously considering the AMPLIFI. I've spent a good part of the day Googling, Youtubing and reading this forum. I'm very close to pulling the trigger, but a couple questions I haven't found the answers to.
So, I'm jamming along to a song. iPad is supplying music via BT and guitar is plugged into the amp. Now, I want to add vocals too. Can I come out of a mixer and into the AUX IN? Basically, will it do three sources at the same time?
Or somehow source the mic into the iPad (USB to camera kit, mic in the 1/8" jack)??
That being asked, and if it's possible, can you control the levels of each the (three) sources? Basically, get everything to sound right from a volume perspective. I'm doing that know with a mixer -- Ch. 1 is a mic (vocals), Ch. 2 XLR out of modeling pedal board, and Ch. 3 is an iPod.
Lastly, can you control the over-all volume of the amp (using as intended, forget I asked about the third source, vocals) from the app (remotely)? Since this is stereo, I'm seeing this parked at the front of the living room in the center and me playing towards the back third. I'm hoping all tweaks, including volume and blend of guitar vs. song can be adjusted from the app and not have to reach for the larger knob on top of the amp...
FWIW, my current setup is a Belkin Tune Studio mixer with a built-in iPod doc, a Digitech RP500 (sorry!) and a SM58 mic. Mixer out going to a very big, very old Kenwood amp and two very big, very old American Acoustics. Oh, I forgot the fourth source, PC connected via USB to both the mixer and RP. Basically, modeling with the FRFR approach. It's killer, works great and sounds fantastic. But messy and I want my living room back :-)
The AMPLIFI sure looks like an awesome clean solution to what I am already doing. It just takes what I've got and glues it together in a nice package. And the PC can go away too with the awesome song matching cloud library.
I hope that all made some sense. Thanks in advance, please ask more questions.
- Tony