Mirror any desktop app on your iPad, not just Blender 2. You can route audio to external FX thru any of the 4 headphone outputs (and then back in thru the inputs). Astropad Studiomirrors your desktop to your iPad so that you can build and sculpt using the precision of your Apple Pencil with 3D apps like Blender and ZBrush. So now I can have separate FX on each channel in AUM and have FX buses to route to and then some FX on the master bus, etc.

But then I randomly read about the blender… 6 stereo inputs or 12 mono (with stereo y-cables) as separate channels right into AUM !!! Battery-powered as an option! Not expensive! Did some searching and only found some bulky ones, with not so many inputs and also quite expensive. I was thinking of 2 stereo (4 mono) inputs that you can get as separate channels into the AUM mixer. Wanted a decently portable battery powered setup, so I’ve been looking for a small audio interface for my iPad to be able to plug in the OP-Z (2 mono, drum tracks hard pan left and synth tracks / sampling hard pan right) and Digitone (stereo. TLDR (So I bought an) Audio interface with many inputs with separate tracks straight into e.g. Not for everyone but I thought I would share…

Blender for ipad pro 2020