10kvClockMan
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Something I forgot to mention - also the audio output of the MacBook comes out to the headphones through the YDS-150 using MIDI. This means that once you have selected an instrument in GarageBand and play along to a YouTube backing track or a MP3, you hear in your headphones the instrument you have selected in GarageBand, this is extremely cool as for example you play a synthesiser and hear it in your headphones. This vastly extends the range of instruments available.
If you connect it to GarageBand (GB) and put the headphones on. The output of GB instruments comes into your ears. So if you are playing a Clarinet instrument it sounds great in your ears when you are playing the YDS. Also if you put the backing track into GB and get the beat right, you can play along to the backing track and record. I have had to do a bit of learning to get this to work in time, but the results are great. You can then replay the tracks and add additional instruments like trumpet trombone or bass guitar.

