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Irig Pre Garageband Ipad

29.05.2020
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The iRig Pre is a solid little preamp microphone connector with phantom power, but it stops just short of being stage-ready.

IRig Pro I/O is the next generation of the iRig Pro — the first mobile interface for connecting all of your studio gear to your iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC or Android device to play and record on the go. IRig Pro I/O is a pocket-sized full-featured audio and MIDI interface. Apr 24, 2018  The Amazon cable plugged directly into the microphone and into the iRig Pre HD. I plugged the lightning end into my iPad Pro and then the micro-USB end into the device and the lights turned on immediately. I was able to turn the gain to the proper station, turned on GarageBand and had the plug and play experience that I hoped for.

Developer: IK Multimedia
Price: $39.99
Device Reviewed With: new iPad, iPhone 5
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IK Multimedia's iRig Pre does the two things it’s made for very well. It connects any professional quality microphone using an XLR connection to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, and it provides pre-amplification to the microphone signal with phantom power to boot. It’s small enough to drop into a gig bag, just a bit bigger than a 9 volt battery, which is included so as to not waste that precious iPhone or iPad’s battery. It connects to an iOS device via a 16 inch 1/8 inch cord right to the headphone jack.

The iRig Pre allows any mic with an industry standard XLR plug to connect to an iPhone or iPad. It can be used with any app that requires a microphone, including GarageBand and iRig’s own VocaLive and iRig Recorder. It has a gain control dial, +48 V of phantom power, an on/off switch, and a headphone jack to monitor the signal while recording. The battery life is touted at 30 hours with dynamic microphones and 10 hours with condenser mics with their own phantom power. My own dynamic mic testing showed no drain on my iPad battery power when using it, and the included battery is still going strong after several hours of use.

The only problem here is similar to one I pointed out when the iRig guitar connector came out: there’s no easy, un-adapted way to take the sound from the iOS device to a mixing board, PA, or amplifier. The guitarist in me rejoiced when the iRig Stompbox released, since that allowed me to use my iPhone as a multi-effects guitar processor with a stage-ready interface. The iRig Pre isn’t stage ready without a kludgy 1/8 to 1/4 adapter and then another long cable. If IK Multimedia can come out with a stompbox with the iRig Pre inside, that will be a must have device.

Even without that easy live-music functionality, though, the iRig Pre still makes a lot of sense for professional or hobbyist musicians who use their iPad or iPhone to record vocals in a variety of apps. If singers have a need to connect a real microphone and/or a preamp to their iOS device for a decent price, they can’t go wrong with the iRig Pre.

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The iPhone is great for the audio recording journalist and musician on the go. But wouldn't it be great if you could connect your existing studio mics too? Now you can with IK Multimedia's iRig PRE

As iOS devices become more and more powerful, we come to expect to be able to do more with them. Music and recording apps are getting pretty advanced, but Apple’s hardware still only has the basic built-in mic, or the facility to connect mics via the Camera Connection Kit or more frequently these days, the headphone jack which unbeknown to many people also accepts audio input.

Great recordings of course require great microphones. The problem is that many studio mics are condenser models and practically all have an XLR connection. Even worse, from the point of view of mobile recording, they tend to require phantom power. Until now, getting a studio mic connected to your iOS device has meant either a fiddly workaround or getting something like the Alesis StudioDock which, while an excellent piece of kit, requires plugging into the mains and could be considered overkill if all you want to do is record one condenser mic.

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Plug and play

Enter IK Multimedia's iRig PRE, the latest in the company’s ever increasing range of music hardware for iOS. It is, essentially, a fairly simple piece of kit. Pop in the 9v battery and connect the mini jack to your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad’s headphone port. To the other side of the box, plug in your studio mic using an XLR cable. Adjust the gain using the small recessed dial on the side, and monitor back through the onboard mini jack headphone port. If you need phantom power you can flip the main switch to a third position, and an extra light comes on to indicate that it’s working.

iRig PRE is easy as pie to connect to your favorite iOS device.


And that is pretty much it – connect everything up and record into your app of choice. IK makes iRig Recorder and VocaLive, both of which come in free and paid versions, and of course the input will work with IK’s other apps like Amplitube, Apple’s GarageBand and other audio recording apps. I tested it out and found recording quality to be great – the long cable between the Pre and the iPhone is helpful because it lets you position things a bit more flexibly – and my Rode NT1 sounded much like it does when I record it through other, computer-based audio interfaces. There’s a facility to attach the Pre to a mic stand using the supplied velcro strap.

Connect your XLR mic, turn on phantom power and you're good to go.


Onboard Monitoring

Using the Pre with VocaLive is interesting too. Thanks to the onboard monitoring you can speak or sing into your mic (it works with non-phantom powered mics too of course), have it processed through the various effects in the app and then hear it monitored back, with impressively low latency. Since the box uses a battery, there’s no drain on your iOS device’s battery, and batteries are fairly inexpensive.


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Final thoughts

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The iRig PRE is just about the most mobile recording solution you could think of when paired with a recent iOS device and an XLR-connected mic. The ability to feed phantom power makes it really useful and recording quality is great. If you record on the move but want studio quality sound, at a shade under 30 Euros, it’s definitely worth checking out!

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