It ships with some free apps including iRig Recorder 3 LE for mobile devices as well as MixBox CS (iPad) and MixBox SE (Mac/PC). That could actually be cheaper than the cost of a mic and interface together, however. Where Blue's Yeti is $100 and there are a bunch of good streaming mics under $100, the iRig Stream Mic Pro costs $170. It's powered by its host and is MiFi certified.Īll of the features are reflected in the price. It can run in stereo or multichannel modes, and includes cables for iPhones, iPads, Android devices and Macs/PCs. Settings can be selected and operated with a single control knob, and levels monitored via LED level indicators.
From there, you can send the signal to an app like TikTok, allowing for easier output "on apps that don't normally allow audio processing or adding background music," IK Multimedia said in a press release. It also features the company's Loopback+ that lets you not only add music from a smartphone or other device, but route the mic signal to a separate app to add reverb, EQ or noise-reduction.
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