iRig Stream Pro Streaming audio interface with in-line multi-input mixer, professional quality streaming, right in the palm of your hand.

Totally awesome

Verry good

no hay mejor en el mercado

I obtained this IK Multimedia iRig Stream Pro with the hopes of recording and streaming guitar for TikTok videos since that basically requires the use of a phone. The only plus with this device is that it comes with a lightning cable to connect to pre-iPhone 15 phones; however the cables this device use connect via a mini-DIN connector, so that's all you're going to use this cable for, and you cannot use other cables you have laying around. First and foremost, if you are testing this with some headphones, you MUST have it plugged into the phone AND have your camera ON, or else you will not get any sound at all and you will think "why isn't this thing even working". When connecting a Les Paul guitar directly into the instrument connector, I could not find any combination of MIC/INST Gain and Main Level that sounded good at all. It was all distorted. Maybe if you turn down the volume on the guitar or the volume gets so low that it does not sound well. In addition, at almost all levels there is a ton of noise in the signal. For kicks, I experimented with other ways to use this. At best, I could get a decent sound by plugging the guitar into my amp, which is then connected to an attenuator and using the line level out on the attenuator over an XLR cable, and then converted that to RCA, but ONLY when connecting the RCA to a mono to stereo splitter and connecting BOTH RCAs into the device. And with that, I had to turn the level out all the way up on the attenuator and level in on the iRig all the way up. Still, the volume was probably 33% of what would sound well (without turning the amp up or turning levels up on pedals, etc, which did not sound good), and I could not get a good tone no matter what I did. Next, I plugged the XLR directly into the MIC/INST input; predictably that does not sound good. Lastly, I got the iRig Mic, hoping I to use that as a microphone in addition to the guitar input; and although the Mic does not sound bad (plugging in to the Headset input), again there is a ton of noise like when plugging a guitar into the MIC/INST input, which makes it totally unusable. One more thing, I did experiment with playing devices (i.e. a minidisc player of all things) into the RCA inputs and .. it works. Doesn't sound the greatest, but it probably sounded the best of anything else I described above with little noise. Maybe I should record playing guitar onto minidisc and then just play that back with this iRig thing? I emailed their customer support 3 days ago, I have not heard back. I really have no idea how anyone is getting a good sound with this thing...

Have no issues so far

I bought this to stream myself playing drums live on TikTok and Instagram. It works PERFECTLY. Its exactly what I needed to be able to hook up my 4-channel mixer into my phone and have the audio and video by synced up perfectly, while maintaining high sound quality. The number of uses this device could potentially have is mind blowing. It may be a tad high priced, but this thing is the real deal.

I bought the i rig 2 because i thpught it was what i needed to make guitar videos. I shouldve researched more because then i would have seen that either the i rig stream or the i rig stream pro was suitable enough. I was also about to return this i rig stream pro because i thought that it was getting quiet everytime i plugged it into my phone. But that problem was due to lack of memory on my device. There is a couple other twist and turns i took to get here but you only need to spend 100 or 150 to get great qulity for what your looking for. Thanks ik multimedia. I think you guys could really take over the market if your chargers for the devices were more accessible.

I just needed a little audio interface to go with me for my iPad Pro and this little guy is perfect. It has a surprising number of options for such a reasonably priced interface. Too limited for a home studio but very nice for traveling or any project that needs only a single input. Works well with GarageBand.

Ero partito in troba per fare un reso e una recensione negativa . Forse è anche partita ma quello che è giusto è giusto . Ero io che non avevo capito come fare funzionare questo prodotto . Ragazzi è spettacolare funziona benissimo . Non Servono UP da Scaricare (cosa che mi aveva tratto in inganno) Io ho un samsung S22 Ultra con Android 13 ed è compatibilissimo . Speesso se ci sono problemi sono legati alle impostazioni del telefono . Lo consiglio è verstilissimo e vi consente di fare video con il vostro cellulare importando diverse fonti audio in maniera professionale . SUPER SODDISFATTO

Funciona correctamente y es fácil de conectar 🧩🧩

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The sound quality of this is not the greatest with a bit of line noise. I have also found the XLR and 1/4 inch input to not consistently work. In addition the headset input only works with generic/cheap headsets and would not work with other devices that utilize a TRRS / TRS adaptor. Lastly, there is some static noise when adjusting the levels of the various inputs so don’t expect live level control on this device.

IK Multimedia iRig Stream Pro – Professional Streaming in the Palm of Your Hand As someone who works frequently with live streaming and podcasting, I was in the market for a compact yet powerful audio interface. After trying the IK Multimedia iRig Stream Pro, I’m thoroughly impressed by its performance and versatility. It’s a must-have for anyone serious about improving their streaming quality without the hassle of a complex setup. Design and Portability: The first thing you’ll notice about the iRig Stream Pro is its compact design. It fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, making it incredibly portable for on-the-go setups. Despite its small size, the build quality feels solid, and the controls are clearly labeled and intuitive. This device is perfect for musicians, podcasters, or streamers who need high-quality audio in a portable format. Multi-Input Mixer: One of the standout features of the iRig Stream Pro is its in-line multi-input mixer. You can connect multiple audio sources simultaneously—whether it’s a microphone, an instrument, or even a computer audio feed—making it incredibly flexible for live streams. The ability to mix these inputs directly from the device gives you real-time control over your sound, ensuring professional-quality audio without needing a full studio setup. Sound Quality: In terms of sound, the iRig Stream Pro delivers professional-grade quality. With 24-bit, 96 kHz audio, your streams and recordings sound crystal clear. I’ve used it to stream both voice and music, and the clarity is fantastic with no noticeable latency or distortion. Whether I’m live-streaming a podcast or recording music, the sound quality meets professional standards. Streaming Features: The iRig Stream Pro is designed with streamers in mind. It has Loopback+ functionality, allowing you to integrate background music or audio from your device seamlessly into your stream without any complicated wiring. This feature has been especially useful for adding sound effects or background tracks during live sessions. It also supports stereo and multichannel modes, giving you the flexibility to choose the best option for your stream. Compatibility: The device works effortlessly with multiple platforms, including iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. It connects directly to streaming apps like OBS or Instagram Live, making it a breeze to set up. Whether you’re using a phone, tablet, or computer, the iRig Stream Pro offers broad compatibility, which makes it a one-size-fits-all solution for most setups. Ease of Use: What really sets the iRig Stream Pro apart is how simple it is to use. You don’t need to be a sound engineer to figure out the controls. The gain controls and input level indicators are user-friendly, so you can easily adjust your levels on the fly. Plus, it has a dedicated headphone output with its own volume control, allowing you to monitor your sound in real-time without delay. Drawbacks: While it’s an excellent device overall, there are a couple of minor downsides. First, while it does include phantom power for condenser microphones, it’s limited to 48V, so it might not be suitable for mics requiring more power. Second, the multi-channel mode could be a bit more streamlined in terms of setup, especially for beginners who aren’t familiar with DAWs or advanced routing. Conclusion: The IK Multimedia iRig Stream Pro is an outstanding tool for streamers, musicians, and podcasters alike. It offers studio-quality sound in a compact, portable package and provides flexibility with its multi-input mixer and compatibility across platforms. If you’re looking for a hassle-free, professional-quality audio interface for streaming or recording, the iRig Stream Pro is an excellent investment. This review focuses on the core features, performance, ease of use, and minor drawbacks, providing a balanced assessment of the product.