IRig Pro Duo / Guitar and Vocal Mix Effects [RESOLVED]

[stuartwallbridge]

Hi

I recently purchased the IRig Pro Duo. The intended use was to be able to work on use of microphone and developing vocal skills for live performances.

I could put this all through an amp etc but living in an apartment I need to try and be a little considerate to my neighbours.

So I am hoping to plug in my SM58 and Taylor acoustic.

I can get a nice tone on the guitar through the headphone output and running through the acoustic amp app.

But the vocal is flat and has no reverb etc.

How can I get both guitar and vocal effects for live playback and listening too? And which combination of the apps would be best?

Thanks


Stuart

[Ryan_IK]

Hello,

Thanks for joining the conversation.

Check out this FAQ below, this should help answer your question.

The full FAQ can be found here.

Yes, you can connect a vocalist and a guitar player to the iRig Pro Duo and have both performing on each app on the same iPhone/iPad.

Please make sure you have updated to the latest of both AmpliTube and VocaLive apps, then setup the apps as follows..

• With iRig Pro Duo connected to your device, note which channels you have the mic and the guitar plugged into
• Launch AmpliTube app, click on Menu > Settings and set Background Audio > ON.
• Within AmpliTube app, click on Recorder icon. Track 1 shows a 'Channel 1' assigned as the input. Tap on this to set to either channel 1 or 2, whichever your guitar is plugged into.
• Launch VocaLive app, click on Menu > Settings and set Background Audio > ON.
• Within VocaLive app, click on Recorder icon. Track 1 shows a 'Channel 1' assigned as the input. Tap on this to set to either channel 1 or 2, whichever your mic is plugged into.

You should now be able to play both your guitar and sing into your mic at the same time, with each channel processed individually.

[nejinohe]

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[tmsowrovislam]

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[Ryan_IK]

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