Interface to use with Auria, Audiobus and Amplitube

[G-master G]

Hello there,
I have a setup/interface question so I will set the scene:
Guitar > INTERFACE> iPad > Amplitube > Audiobus > Auria.
It is the interface with which I am having problems at the moment. Despite repeated attempts I cannot get a reliable connection using the Scarlett 18i6 but I am sure this is just my lack of knowledge of how to use it correctly.
I would just rather buy something that is going to give me a reliable connection and which has been designed for use with the iPad (the tech people at Focusrite told me that the 18i6 isn’t really designed to be used with the iPad).
I was going to buy an iRig but I then read in the “Ask the Experts” forum that someone was having trouble with their iRig feeding back and that they exchanged it for an Apogee jam but was still experiencing problems.
Now, having re-read that post I note that the issue there was entirely confined to Auria in that the issue was when using THM on the channel strip.
I am hoping that feedback won’t be an issue because it isn’t with the 18i6 (it has other issues albeit unknown to me) but before I buy either an iRig or an Apogee jam can someone please confirm if I would have the feedback issues when attempting the setup that I have described above?

[Washboy]

I use an Apogee Jam in a very similar configuration (except that I use JamUp, instead of Amplitube) and have had no problems whatsoever.

[G-master G]

Thank you for the recommendation.

Cheers

Grant.

[Jus]

+1on the Apogee Jam , used to own an irig and nearly blew my ears out with feedbac no such probs with the Jam ,also I have never had any problems at all using the apogee with the Iap THM
In fact I much prefer overloud to Amplitude sound wise It kicks ass

[G-master G]

Thanks Jus

I will go with the Apogee. I agree that THM is superior to Amplitube and I use THM for all of my guitar work. The main (only) reason that I have Amplitube is for the Ampeg bass processor. I play and record all of the bass lines for our 3-piece backing tracks and record all of them for our demos and EPs and the Ampeg option saves me having to buy a bass amp.

Cheers

Grant