If you are using an Android device with the EMT 2 or EMT 2 Pro, you can use Bluetooth headphones to listen to the app's output as you record. If your phone has a built-in, 3.5 mm headphone jack, you can plug wired headphones into that jack to listen to the app.

Because of limitations in the way iOS handles audio devices, Bluetooth headphones can only be used with the EMT app if you are using the EMT 1 hardware. If you are using the EMT 2 or EMT 2 Pro hardware, Bluetooth headphones will not work. If you are using an older iOS device that has a built-in, 3.5 mm headphone jack, you can use wired headphones to listen to the EMT app.
If you have a newer iOS device without a 3.5 mm headphone jack, it is not possible to listen to the EMT app with wired headphones.

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