GearCast Video - Line 6 Sonic Port Pro-Quality Guitar System for iOS Review

From jamming to recording, the Line 6® Sonic Port™ system delivers inspiring guitar tones and best-in-class audio quality on your iPod touch®, iPhone® and iPad® devices. Simply plugDefinition:
A connector, normally male and attached to a cable. your guitar or bass into the interface for studio-quality sound—and get amazing results when you record into GarageBand® and other CoreAudio music apps. You can also explore a huge collection of legendary POD® tones—32 amps, 16 stompbox and rackDefinition:
A frame for holding gear that meets an industry standard for enclosures. This specifies a 19 inch width, and a height that is some multiple of 1.75 inches. A rack frame can be open or enclosed, and has rails drilled with standardized screw holes for attaching rack equipment.. effects, and 16 speaker cabinets—with the free Mobile POD app. And for the ultimate jamming experience, use Sonic Port with the Jammit® app and play along with your favorite artists' original recordings using authentic POD tones.

Make Pro-Quality Music
Sonic Port makes it easy to connect your guitar or bass to your iOSDefinition:
Apple proprietary operating system, primarily for mobile devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple Watch). Current Apple TVs run on tvOS, which is similar to, and based on, iOS. device and start making music. Simply plug your instrument into the 1/4" guitar input, launch GarageBand, the free Line 6 Mobile POD app, or another CoreAudio app, and start playing. Pro specs—up to 24-bit/48kHz audio quality throughout, and 110dB dynamic rangeDefinition:
1. Range in dB between a device's noise floor and its maximum available headroom. 2. The difference between the maximum and minimum volume levels that occur in a musical performance. on the guitar input—translate to full, powerful guitar tones.

Sonic Port also transforms your iPod touch, iPhone or iPad into a complete mobile studio. Track keyboards, mixers, CDDefinition:
CD (Compact Disc): An optical-based, disc-shaped digital recording and playback medium. players and other iOS devices using the 1/8"Definition:
3.5mm mini phone connector, which is sometimes referred to by the close non-metric 1/8 inch dimension. stereoDefinition:
A two channel signal simulating a sound space, typically played through two speakers. line inputDefinition:
In audio, an input that accepts nominal -10 to +4 dBm levels, with an input impedance of 600-20K ohms.. Plug in your favorite headphones and hear your audio in stunning clarity. You can even connect powered studio monitors via the 1/4" mono/stereo guitar/line-level output.

Get the Tone of Your Favorite Artists
World-famous guitarists depend on Line 6 POD multi-effects for amazing tone in the studio and on stage. The free Mobile POD app brings these legendary tones to your iOS device. Mobile POD includes over 10,000 presets designed by artists, Line 6 and other players, so you can call up the right tone in an instant.

If you want to go further, you can mix and match 32 amps, 16 stompbox and rack effects, and 16 speaker cabinets for an impressive array of sounds. The intuitive interface makes it easy to tweakDefinition:
1. To make minor adjustments. 2. A person who is a perfectionist. and save your custom tones. Mobile POD also lets you play along with your iTunes® library* using your custom tones.
*Tracks must be stored locally, and must not protected by FairPlay® digitalDefinition:
A signal or data expressed as series of the digits 0 and 1, typically represented by values of a physical quantity such as voltage or magnetic polarization. rights management.

Learn, Jam and Record with Your Favorite Songs
Sonic Port works with the award-winning Jammit app—the first to let you play along with real, multi-track master recordings from major artists. Jammit isolates individual audio tracks within original master recordings, so you can learn, jam and record along with your favorite songs as played by the original artists.

You can isolate your instrument from the track for closer scrutiny, loopDefinition:
1. To re-record dialog over video. See ADR. 2. To replay a portion of audio or video content. 3. (sampling) To repeat a section of a waveform so that it can sustain indefinitely. 3. To repeat a phrase or section of sound multiple times within a composition or recording. the track for extended practice or slow it down to a comfortable pace for learning. With Sonic Port as the guitar interface, Jammit loads perfectly matched Line 6 tones for a variety of its jam tracks, automatically changing the sound when needed as the song plays.

Perform Live
With Sonic Port and your iOS device, you can take the exact same tones from