<p>I have used Behringer mixers in the past and they have always done the job. Behringer makes a variety of mixers and plenty of them are priced below $100. Any of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&amp;field-keywords=behringer%20mixer" rel="nofollow noreferrer">these mixers</a> should do the job. Just make sure you purchase the mixer with the appropriate number of inputs and any additional features you may want.</p>

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2016-12-29T18:30:49.407Z
2016-12-29T18:30:49.407Z
imac24
<p>Both Alesis and Behringer make mixers where you plug your iPad in and can do all the work on the iPad touchscreen, they normally have at least 2 inputs (some having 4) and all work with the core audio and Garageband apps enabling you to record and mix multi-channels</p>

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2016-12-30T11:52:11.050Z
2016-12-30T11:52:11.050Z
Adam Mann Pro
<p>I plan on recording a podcast on Garageband. I have rode procaster mic. I will be using one mic and one phone input with irig to connect audio caller, I need one more input to connect ipad to play music during the recording. So basically three inputs is what i need so far, which USB mixer do you recommend that can record individual tracks in garageband for my voice/caller and music? Something not too expensive ofcourse. </p>

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2016-12-29T11:56:41.230Z
Instead of recording the audio output of your music player, maybe you could get the music audio file(s) and then edit those into the podcast, directly in Garageband ? Thant way, you wouldn't need more inputs on the mixer.
Jonas Czech
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What mixer should I use?
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# What mixer should I use?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-12-28)

I plan on recording a podcast on Garageband. I have rode procaster mic. I will be using one mic and one phone input with irig to connect audio caller, I need one more input to connect ipad to play music during the recording. So basically three inputs is what i need so far, which USB mixer do you recommend that can record individual tracks in garageband for my voice/caller and music? Something not too expensive ofcourse.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Instead of recording the audio output of your music player, maybe you could get the music audio file(s) and then edit those into the podcast, directly in Garageband ? Thant way, you wouldn't need more inputs on the mixer.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-12-29. Score: 0

I have used Behringer mixers in the past and they have always done the job. Behringer makes a variety of mixers and plenty of them are priced below $100. Any of [these mixers](https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=behringer%20mixer) should do the job. Just make sure you purchase the mixer with the appropriate number of inputs and any additional features you may want.


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### Answer by username_3 on 2016-12-30. Score: 0

Both Alesis and Behringer make mixers where you plug your iPad in and can do all the work on the iPad touchscreen, they normally have at least 2 inputs (some having 4) and all work with the core audio and Garageband apps enabling you to record and mix multi-channels


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