I do my level mixing and ducking and what-not in Live, then export an audio file. In Screenflow, I record the 'computer audio' (which is whatever CoreAudio is outputting) plus the iPad screen. I make an aggregate device in Audio/MIDI Settings of the iPad and my little mic mixer (which has a USB I/O.) Then in Live I take a stereo channel from the iPad and a mono channel from the mixer for the mic.

My rig is a little complicated if I'm doing narration. I'll check them this evening, but for our videos, I use Screenflow, which works great. even better is use an old iPhone or iPad to record your screen and use an iOS interface with STEREO line in and send that out to the iOS device you are using to record. If u want latency free your best best is connect to your mac QuickTime player ( mac only). on one I could not even get audio out.īut you can use it to record video only. very inconsistent performance and implementation. How did you record your screen or send the mirror of the ipadscreen to a beamer? This is handeld by apple and is how apple makes airplay run' When you toggle the mirroring option on you will then get the image to accompany the audio. When you access the AirPlay menu and select the computer (or any other target), Apple has all audio sent to that target. I make music with the ipad, reflector works fine but have a latency which is too long for making music, so i will use the internal audio direct out of the ipad into my mixer. 'How can i use just the video stream without the audiostream, the audio have to come out of the audiooutput of the ipad! But its routing Just over the wifi. I try it with reflector (airplay) works fine but it has to much latency for making music with & it looks like its useless for that:

Here's a blog post I made a few months ago, this was the old setup I was using but I go into detail with how it all works so it may be of said: Previously I was doing the same setup but recording the stereo audio from the iPad separately in Ableton or Logic on my Mac. This allows me to capture high quality stereo audio from the iPad directly in the iPhone's recorded video without having to record the audio and video separately and then re-syncing the audio back to the video in editing. I end up trying different set ups often, but most of the time lately I've been recording the Ipad screen using my iPhone to capture video and audio by running an 1/8' stereo to dual 1/4' mono cable from the headphone out on the iPad, which is connected to the inputs on my Apogee ONE, which is connected to the iPhone. They are correct in that you can't do anything about the AirPlay latency. Reflector is great if it doesn't need to be real time audio demo, or in certain situations where I've been able to adapt to the AirPlay latency.

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