Aimed at fretted instrument players, the $19.99 accessory provides an at-a-glance overview of your music lessons and tutorials, as well as tablature and chord charts.Ī special app is available to tune your instrument and record as you play (Griffin says the SideKick has no effect on tuning or playability). You will affix it to the guitar’s headstock at the end of the neck to mount your iPhone on. The $199 accessory lets musicians record multiple instruments on their iPad or Mac and includes a pad switch and clip indicator, two combo 1/4 inch/XLR inputs with separate gain controls, 48v Phantom Power, and two TRS 1/4 inch balance outputs for studio monitors.Ĭompatible with both Lightning and 30-pin iPad models, the StudioConnect HD ships with a Type A USB cable for connecting to a Mac and is set to land in fall 2014.Īspiring and adept guitar players alike will appreciate the new Guitar SideKick, a tiny clamp designed to easily fit in a pocket or case.
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The new StudioConnect HD audio interface improves upon last year’s edition with much improved hardware and the sturdier all-metal design giving it a pro feel. The accessory will be available summer 2014 for $59.99.
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The pulsing LED can be controlled to provide system status and multiple PowerMates can be paired via Bluetooth for a truly versatile control system. Moreover, it doubles as a volume knob and mute button and comes with handy iMovie and GarageBand presets. Its wheel lends itself nicely to scrolling through long documents and is the perfect companion product in audio applications. The programmable gadget allows you to assign various keystrokes in apps so you can streamline tasks. Like before, it still features brushed aluminum finish which perfectly compliments your Mac. Griffin’s newly launched PowerMate Bluetooth clickable knob, pictured above, does away with the cable to instead connect to your Mac via Bluetooth 4.0. The monster breakdown is right below the fold… There are also new app-controlled car and helicopter toys to check out, along with a range of iDevice cases in a variety of bold prints and colors to accent any style. The Nashville, Tennessee based company has expanded its Kazoo-branded lineup with a matching iPad mini case, a stylus and a wall charger featuring fun animal graphics. The company has shown off a wireless variant of its iconic PowerMate knob, the first-ever iPhone protective case with storage for Square’s credit card reader, a multitrack version of the StudioConnect iPad music box and a brand new line of iPad protective cases, including a Papernomad iPad Air case, to name a few. Our coverage of the Consumer Electronics Show 2014 continues with a slew of new product announcements by the accessory maker Griffin.
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