IRig PRE ($49) – Plug any XLR mic into your mobile device or tablet and have phantom power as well (Condenser mics need this) Then use your own expensive microphone and record whatever you need to. IRig Mic ($59) Inexpensive electret-condenser mic that works everywhere, has great sound and won’t kill your pocket. Cute iPhone 5C colors, great gift for the future vocalist in your family. IRig Voice ($39) Karaoke Mic for beginners. IRig Mic Cast ($39) Nifty little unidirectional mic that works perfectly for Skype, Facetime, Voice Memos, Snapchats, Video messaging and more. Here are some mics that are compatible with Mac/PC, Android, iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch 6s and lower (needs a headphone jack): Now here’s a whole list of stuff you can use to make podcasts, indulge in social media fun, film videos with better audio, record vocals, sing karaoke, and more: IRig MIDI 2 ($79): this interface will allow you to hook up several MIDI controllers at a time to work with your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Android or Mac/PC.
Plug in a guitar and a mic, and also your MIDI controller to perform live or record your next masterpiece, with 24-bit/48K sample rate. Two channels of 1/4 inch, XLR and MIDI for your recording pleasure. IRig Pro DUO ($199) The first truly mobile, dual channel interface for all platforms. Works on all platforms (iOS + Mac/PC) 24-bit/96K sample rate. This little gem of an interface will support your guitar & bass (1/4 inch), has XLR for a microphone input for vocals, and also serves up a MIDI hookup for your keyboard controller. The iRig UA will definitely take the latency out of your little toaster sized CPU tablet or phone. Same as above, except for Android and PC users. Coming soon…the iRig HD 2! Stay tuned to IK Multimedia for the new edition! Then use a guitar/bass amplification/recording application like AmpliTube (available for free to start on all platforms). Grab a 1/4 inch cable and plug that bad boy into the iRig HD, then into your Mac/PC, or iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Here are some low-cost options that have hit the market in the last years, and I am going to list them by category of musician/broadcaster: But the question always remains, how to do I connect my guitar or microphone to my mobile device or computer so I can make music and record audio? Software for music producers on Mac/PC that used to cost on the ups of $500, are now available on the iTunes App Store for $20 and even less/free. There are so many options these days to make computer music….you can use your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac/PC with your organic instruments (like a guitar or your own vocals). How do I connect my guitar, microphone or MIDI controller to my iPhone, iPad, Android or computer to record or make music?
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