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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 7877370" data-attributes="member: 576029">if you want an accurate RTA on your iPhone, look no further:<a href="http://www.studiosixdigital.com/audiotools.html" target="_blank">AudioTools | Studio Six Digital</a>an excellent app with some awesome features (add-ons)of course, the internal mic is useless, so pair with a decent mic/mic pre combo<img src="http://www.studiosixdigital.com/_Media/iai2_withinset_med.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />the internal battery is provided in the interface because Apple is greedy and doesn&#039;t want you to use non-Apple devices that are powered via USB.&nbsp; that was a major change in IOS3 to 4.&nbsp; yes, they reduced it in software upgrade which rendered many USB powered devices&nbsp; useless.&nbsp; they claim it was to maintain battery life, but i believe it was to hinder it&#039;s ability to communicate outside of Apple regulated pathways.Apple also has a stupid pin connector that they under-utilize but charge a mint for (while it being very cheaply made).They also are incapable of productivity if you like, say, Windows platforms.&nbsp; I want to open/view/use excel or word and access/edit Google docs.Flash... ahem.Apple uses iTunes as their way of controlling content and limiting your ability to add to your device.&nbsp; yes, it is &quot;sandboxed&quot; by greed.&nbsp; it is their form of copyright protection - limit functionality.I want to hook a USB cable to the device (from any computer) and open it in a Windows platform as a removable device, navigate content, and add/remove any content I see fit - without iTunes getting in the way.Apple makes toys.Everyone else makes garbage that is obsolete and mostly broke after a year.No one believes in longevity anymore, just planned obsolescence.&nbsp; I have long resisted smart phones.&nbsp; I prefer a 23&quot; monitor when i access the internet.&nbsp; i think people staring at a tiny rectangle for hours on end look stupid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 7877370, member: 576029"] if you want an accurate RTA on your iPhone, look no further: [URL="http://www.studiosixdigital.com/audiotools.html"]AudioTools | Studio Six Digital[/URL] an excellent app with some awesome features (add-ons) of course, the internal mic is useless, so pair with a decent mic/mic pre combo [IMG]http://www.studiosixdigital.com/_Media/iai2_withinset_med.png[/IMG] the internal battery is provided in the interface because Apple is greedy and doesn't want you to use non-Apple devices that are powered via USB. that was a major change in IOS3 to 4. yes, they reduced it in software upgrade which rendered many USB powered devices useless. they claim it was to maintain battery life, but i believe it was to hinder it's ability to communicate outside of Apple regulated pathways. Apple also has a stupid pin connector that they under-utilize but charge a mint for (while it being very cheaply made). They also are incapable of productivity if you like, say, Windows platforms. I want to open/view/use excel or word and access/edit Google docs. Flash... ahem. Apple uses iTunes as their way of controlling content and limiting your ability to add to your device. yes, it is "sandboxed" by greed. it is their form of copyright protection - limit functionality. I want to hook a USB cable to the device (from any computer) and open it in a Windows platform as a removable device, navigate content, and add/remove any content I see fit - without iTunes getting in the way. Apple makes toys. Everyone else makes garbage that is obsolete and mostly broke after a year. No one believes in longevity anymore, just planned obsolescence. I have long resisted smart phones. I prefer a 23" monitor when i access the internet. i think people staring at a tiny rectangle for hours on end look stupid. [/QUOTE]

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