Ipad Sound Interface

[USB Type-C] When the sound interface failed I was able to recover quickly by having this accessory on hand to use my iPad's music interface and continue with the program as planned at a white coat ceremony at a major university. RT New York, NY

[USB-A Male] Exactly what I needed… I use with a zoom uac-2 audio interface to iPad-pro.

[USB Bus Power] We are now short a drummer on occasion at church and so I needed to do drum tracks. There are Roland drums at church and I also have a Roland kit at home. I have a nice Steinberg audio interface for my iPad 6 running Cubasis but thought why not just use MIDI to record/edit/fix/playback the drum tracks. The Steinberg while great for audio (and MIDI) is kind of big in comparison and a cabling hassle with the additional Lightning camera interface and two wall warts. This IK is awesome. Just the Lightning cable between it and the iPad, and one MIDI cable to either the home (recording) or church (playback) Roland. That's it. Sure it takes battery from the iPad but that's no problem. For me it's a feature to not need a wall wart. I am always recharging multiple devices near-daily anyway.

[Up to 96 kHz ] I’ve been using IK Multimedia audio software for years on a Windows PC platform. This was my first hardware purchase in order to use my iPad as a portable recording studio. You can use the iRig HD 2 to get extremely low latency when using and recording with your iOS apps (and also Windows PC platform) but my primary reason for this purchase is to have a robust yet compact portable audio interface for recording my guitar. IK Multimedia is well known for being makers of high quality audio software and hardware and this inexpensive interface is no different. It’s made of robust plastic and will allow you to connect to a several connecting ports like iOS lightning interface, USB, USB-C and also comes with the necessary cables for each! I plug my guitar into the iRig and run a cable from the amp output direct to my amp. I then plug a lightning cable from the iRig to my iPad. I use an app from Jam Origin called MIDI Guitar 2 which allows me to use my guitar as a real-time MIDI controller to then play my virtual synths. I then run the headphone output of my iPad to the monitors for the accompanying sounds. This is a great inexpensive interface that you will get a lot of mileage from.

[2] MOTU strikes again with this solid little interface. I'm the proud owner of not one but TWO MOTU 828's. I was looking for an interface that could do two things: 1. Give me SIMULTANEOUS MULTI TRACK INPUTS into my iPad which is running Cubasis3 for live recording. 2. Give me an interface to my iPad so that I can use LOOPY and TC Helicon's Voice Jam Studio when I play out live. The UltraLite MK5 does it all. NOTE! I don't use LOOPY or VOICE JAM when doing multi-track recording in Cubasis3. Likewise, I don't use Cubasis3 when playing out using LOOPY and VOICE JAM. I also use a Behringer Ultra Gain Pro-8 and it's light pipe (fiber optic) output to add the hardware for an additional 8 channels of input to the MK5. One last thing... my only disappointment with this unit... when playing out live and running LOOPY and VOICE JAM, the ONLY inputs that get signal into (and out of) the iPad are the two Mic/Line/Instrument jacks on the front. The other line inputs just don't work for doing live looping. Oh well. Buy one. You won't be disappointed.

[0.1 lb] Phone interface is relatively simple to setup. Devices worked great on a C300 and C70 with a Zoom F4. Timecodes all synced flawlessly in Davinci Resolve. I couldn't get the Deity's to work with MovieSlate on my iPad pro using a TRRS cable into the iPad. I did however route timecode out from my ZoomF4 (BNC to TRRS) and that allowed MovieSlate to jam sync.

[1x Micro-USB] Interface worked well with connecting our dynamic mic to an Ipad for live streaming. Highly recommend it for people using a Mevo camera and Ipad software.

[32x 3-Prong] This little interface is excellent for the money. Love the Vintage sound feature it has.

[4 x 0.6 x 0.1"] My use is to interface a sound mixer board to video camcorder.

[0.675 lb] It produces very good sound in a small package. Also, the Bluetooth interface is the best I have used.