iRig Pro Duo I/O - Mobile 2-channel audio/MIDI interface,IP-IRIG-PRODUOIO-IN

Top quality. But only thing is it doesn’t come with power supply adapter + a little expensive… but all worth it..

I use this to record my electronic drums using my iphone, works really well and is very easy to use.

This is the only interface to use alongside an iPad for hassle free connections.plug and play simple as . One star removed due to price ,it is over priced IMO for something made outta plastic .

A solid audio interface and the software is some of the best on the market.

It doesn't connect via android, no matter how many arguments with "customer suppprt", in quote a because it was an awful experience. ANDROID DOES NOT WORK. Seeing it, it comes across as the portable interface. It isn't. You need speakers, or headphones. It won't allow playback via phone or pc speakers. Unless using the heavy lag driver. Therefore unusable. Who wants to hear the output half a second later than played on the input. Plus they advertise it primarily as Apple. Even though through phone support they say differently. Stick with quality such as focusright. Get an adapter. Just as un portable .. Yet better quality. And way better quality customer service

I have been looking for the right gadget to enable me to use my iPhone as a multitrack mixer for live gigs without having to lug around huge bits of kit. The iRig fits the bill very well, with an easy plug and play interface for a mic and an instrument cable, with convenient individual gain monitors and dials, as well as a separate MIDI channel (you will need to buy extension cables for this as the ones provided are simply adapters) for electric keyboard (you will need to find a decent VST, and I have yet to be suitably impressed by any in-app purchases).I decided to fork out another £50 on the right USB-C adapter to enable me to power both my iPhone and the iRig itself, and thus myself the headache of worrying about battery drainage during gigs. This has worked quite well, but I have noticed that the iRig inexplicably crashes after about an hour and I lose signal for about 20 seconds while it restarts itself.While the technology is impressive, and the sound quality pure, you should expect noticeable latency for live performances. This is not an iRig issue as such, but the reality of compounded latency as the signal is processed by the iPhone, EQ and FX applied in app (I use Cubasis), and then channeled back to the iRig’s two outputs. This can be a little off-putting, but seems to be the price of portability!I have to say that, whilst I did experiment with the iRig freeware apps, none of them provide the multitrack functionality I actually needed, so I simply don’t use them. You will likely need to fork out a bit on propriety apps like Cubasis (the demo version that comes with the iRig will leave you wanting more).

Proprietary cables… if you misplace the connection cables you cannot plug this to your computer/phone/tablet. How unfortunate in 2023 that we still have to deal with that.

This is the perfect portable device for grabbing a quick audio and video recording with your iPad or phone. It’s so simple to use and can be used in the studio or remotely powered from the mains or by battery.I love using it. Mostly I’ve used it for quick acoustic and vocal videos and just taken and left and right full mix from my desk into it and it lets you record at the same time as catching the video. But can also plug a mic into one Chanel and and instrument into the other and have a mini studio in a random space of your choosing. Up a mountain, in a tent, on a kayak it’s totally up to the creator. Brilliant for fast promo stuff, music recording content creators and bloggersIt comes with all the connectors for apple and androidGreat device. Get one 🤘🤩🤘