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I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver. The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector.
Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?
Many thanks.
I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver. The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector.
Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?
Many thanks.
I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver. The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector.
Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?
Many thanks.
What have they done?
I use my Touch to run backing tracks for live performances for a cover band.
Ever since I did the latest "upgrade" to iTunes....my sequences are coming out mono...
I'm pretty sure the crowd and dancers aren't interested in the click track that should only be in the drummer's ear.
If I play the sequences back through Media Player or any other player, the separation is there..Click right, program material left.
When I try to play them on iTunes...click and program are together.
I'm told that there's a software change in the latest version where, if there's a great disparity between the volume levels of the left/right channels, that iTunes tries to correct it, and if it's a large discrepancy, it just combines the tracks to mono.
This isn't going to work at all.
Guess I have to start lugging the laptop around and run it all off Ableton....
Well, THAT *****....lol
