Irig Keys I/O sound

[MariVB]

Hi, I want to buy an Irig keys i/o 25, but I have a doubt, I know that the device itself doesn’t make sound, since it’s a midi keyboard, but I want to know that if I plug it to an iPad(or any other device), I can hear the sound by the IPad out loud, without earphones, or if I can just hear the sound of the keyboard by phones. I hope the doubt was clear, English is not my first language so I had some difficulties expressing myself.

[Peter_IK]

You would not be able to route the sounds to your iPad speakers. This is an iOS function, where an audio interface is plugged in, then iOS will route both input and output through that audio interface (when the interface has in/out). You would need to use headphones or the outputs on iRig Keys I/O in order to hear sound from your music apps using iRig Keys I/O.

[MariVB]

You would not be able to route the sounds to your iPad speakers. This is an iOS function, where an audio interface is plugged in, then iOS will route both input and output through that audio interface (when the interface has in/out). You would need to use headphones or the outputs on iRig Keys I/O in order to hear sound from your music apps using iRig Keys I/O.

Peter, is there anyway for me to hear the sound without a headphone?

[Peter_IK]

You would not be able to route the sounds to your iPad speakers. This is an iOS function, where an audio interface is plugged in, then iOS will route both input and output through that audio interface (when the interface has in/out). You would need to use headphones or the outputs on iRig Keys I/O in order to hear sound from your music apps using iRig Keys I/O.

Peter, is there anyway for me to hear the sound without a headphone?

You could hook up a speaker to the outputs or the headphone jack and listen through those. But iOS controls how the audio is routed once an interface is plugged in so there's no way to route it otherwise.

[MariVB]

You would not be able to route the sounds to your iPad speakers. This is an iOS function, where an audio interface is plugged in, then iOS will route both input and output through that audio interface (when the interface has in/out). You would need to use headphones or the outputs on iRig Keys I/O in order to hear sound from your music apps using iRig Keys I/O.

Peter, is there anyway for me to hear the sound without a headphone?

You could hook up a speaker to the outputs or the headphone jack and listen through those. But iOS controls how the audio is routed once an interface is plugged in so there's no way to route it otherwise.

So plugging it to an speaker I can hear it without headphones, right? My only problems is that I want to practice with some friends, and I need that everyone in the room can hear the sound

[Peter_IK]

Yes, you can use powered speakers, a PA, or similar and that would work.