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IK offers 2-track recording on the move

IK offers 2-track recording on the move
IK Multimedia says its iRig Pro Duo interface is the first truly-mobile and fully-featured dual-channel interface for all devices
IK Multimedia says its iRig Pro Duo interface is the first truly-mobile and fully-featured dual-channel interface for all devices
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IK Multimedia's new palm-friendly mobile recording interface, the iRig Pro Duo
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IK Multimedia's new palm-friendly mobile recording interface, the iRig Pro Duo
From every angle, showing all the ins and outs including XLR/TRS inputs, headphone jack and MIDI in/out
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From every angle, showing all the ins and outs including XLR/TRS inputs, headphone jack and MIDI in/out
The unit can run on two AA-sized batteries for portable high resolution recording while out and about
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The unit can run on two AA-sized batteries for portable high resolution recording while out and about
Each input has its own gain control
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Each input has its own gain control
Multicolor LEDs allow users to keep a weather eye on levels
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Multicolor LEDs allow users to keep a weather eye on levels
48 V phantom power is available for condenser microphones at the flick of a switch
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48 V phantom power is available for condenser microphones at the flick of a switch
The iRig Pro Duo features two XLR/TRS combo inputs for connecting electric guitars, basses, keyboards, line-level instruments or microphones
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The iRig Pro Duo features two XLR/TRS combo inputs for connecting electric guitars, basses, keyboards, line-level instruments or microphones
IK Multimedia says its iRig Pro Duo interface is the first truly-mobile and fully-featured dual-channel interface for all devices
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IK Multimedia says its iRig Pro Duo interface is the first truly-mobile and fully-featured dual-channel interface for all devices
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IK Multimedia has launched a new interface to help mobile musicians capture high quality audio wherever they happen to be when inspiration hits. The iRig Pro Duo high definition audio and MIDI interface for iOS, Android, Mac or PC devices sports two instrument/microphone inputs and offers up to 24-bit/48 kHz audio recording in a travel-ready compact unit. And it's available now for less than 200 bucks.

IK's new palm-friendly mobile recording interface features two XLR/TRS combo inputs for connecting electric guitars, basses, keyboards, line-level instruments or microphones. The signals from the inputs are routed through low noise/high-headroom preamps, analog stages, a "superior power supply" and 24-bit analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog circuitry, and each input has its own gain control. 48 V phantom power is also available for condenser microphones if needed.

The iRig Pro Duo comes supplied mini-DIN to Lightning cable, microUSB OTG and standard USB cables for connection to a iOS/Android mobile device, PC or Mac running processing, recording or music creation apps. There's MIDI in/out, multicolor LEDs allow users to keep a weather eye on levels, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack with onboard level control caters for real-time monitoring or playback. Sound can also be sent straight to studio monitors or portable speakers courtesy of a pair of switchable TRS balanced outputs.

48 V phantom power is available for condenser microphones at the flick of a switch
48 V phantom power is available for condenser microphones at the flick of a switch

The unit can run on two AA-sized batteries (included) for portable high resolution recording while out and about, or be plugged into an available USB port or a wall outlet for all night recording sessions with the band at home or on the road.

The 127 x 75 x 37 mm (5 x 2.95 x 1.46 in), 197.2 g (6.96 oz) iRig Pro Duo is available now for US$199.99, is compatible with third party apps and software such as Cubasis, MultiTrack DAW, GarageBand and Logic Pro X, and includes $450 worth of IK software to get the session rocking out of the box.

The promo video below walks through the main functionality.

Product page: iRig Pro Duo

iRig Pro DUO - the smallest fully-featured dual-channel interface on the market

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wanderkip
I think this is a nice, portable unit, but the fusion guitar has an 8-track capability and far more options. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/fusion-guitar-iphone-integration-amp-speakers#