Audio interface IK Multimedia iRig Stream Pro Monitor controlling

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Product description

Overview

Multi-channel or 2-channel operating modeinLine mixer with 4 inputsStereo cinch inputXLR combi-socket including 48-volt phantom-feedConnection for headphones or headset (3.5 mm jack, CTIA) including volume control3 LEDs for simple gain settingFrequency response from 20Hz to 20kHzUltra compact and lightDirect monitoring for real-time monitoring or playbackHigh quality 24 bit/96 kHz A/D conversionPower supply from the connected unitExternal power supply, or 2 AA batteriesCharging function for connected deviceIncludes Lightning , USB-C, USB-A cable; MAC (OS 10.6 or higher) and PC (XP, Vista, Windows 7.8,10)Compatible with most iOS devices with iOS vers 6 onwardAndroid compatible (Android 5 onwards, for devices with USB Digital Audio Support)Dimensions 123 x 67 x 38 mm

Description

IRig Stream Pro is a compact and powerful audio streaming interface, perfect for any type of streaming requirement, from social media to live music. IRig Stream Pro can be connected to several audio sources, which can be mixed into a stereo track and forwarded to the appropriate streaming service via mobile phone, tablet or computer. Alternatively, a multichannel mode is available, where each input can be routed to a separate audio track. Up to 3 audio sources can be connected simultaneously, this makes the iRig Stream Pro extremely flexible for all types of streaming or recording: An XLR microphone (including 48-volt phantom power) or an instrument, any line-level signal (e.g. from a mixing desk or DJ setup) on the stereo cinch input, a headset or headphones with microphone (CTIA standard) or any analogue iRig microphone on the 3.5-mm 4-pin jack socket. Each source has its own level controller for precise volume settings with numbered scale. A practical loopback function enables playback of any audio source from the connected end device, mixed with other audio sources. Direct monitoring is also available, to avoid unwanted latency the audio inputs can be directly listened to.