VocaLive and iRig Mic - Your favorite vocal effects on iPhone/iPad
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- iRig Mic available soon, VocaLive coming soon the App Store! More information: www.ikmultimedi... and www.ikmultimedi...
Watch singer Lana Lane process her singing LIVE through iRig Mic and the VocaLive app and make adjustments on the fly.
iRig Mic is the first handheld, quality condenser microphone for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad designed for all of your mobile sound needs. Now you can make professional audio and vocal recordings anywhere on your iOS device.
VocaLive is the first professional practicing, performing and recording vocal processor for the iPhone®, iPod touch® and iPad®.
Singers and songwriters will have a suite of 5 dedicated real-time vocal effects (pitch correction, choir harmonizer, voice doubler, vocal morpher and de-esser) plus 7 effects tailored to vocal processing (reverb, EQ, compressor, delay, envelope filter, chorus, phazer) that can be combined on a 3-processor vocal rig chain. VocaLive also includes dozens of presets to help you get up and running in seconds.
With the VocaLive app you can record (single or multi-track), sing along with your iPod song library (with voice cancel included), and warm up with the included vocal tools giving you the most complete, portable vocal solution.
That is Lana Lane - she does indeed have a beautiful voice!
You can combine morph, pitch, and echo effects to make some great sounds .
We have iRig Recorder for Android (Android OS 4.1+) but we would watch the Android platform and when the proper low-latency audio support is there for apps like this we will likely move to bring them to Android. Thanks!
Any time! We're fans too, we don't just make the tools we use them and we LOVE to see great music made with these tools.
It works with any audio input. You can use an XLR mic with a proper interface such as iRig PRO or iRig PRE for example.
There is a full version, as well as having items available via in-app purchase. Check out the Store in the Menu in the app! :)
Thank you! Reverb is definitely a matter of personal taste but I always think "less is more" - dial in as much as you think sounds good then take it back at least 30% and I think you'll be happy. Please try the presets and you'll get some very well-tested examples. I like using the doubler myself, but in a VERY subtle way.
Yes, and there is even a multitrack recorder available via in-app purchase too.
As long as your other app supports paste you can copy from VocaLive into other apps. You could also export and then import into some apps if they do not, depending on what formats they support.
Copy will put it on the audio clipboard (so you can paste into another track or another app like AmpliTube, etc) and clone will make another version of the project in the Project List.
You can use iRig Mic and VocaLive or AmpliTube for live performance but you would use backing tracks, it does not include FX to do long phrase loops (though again you can load in backing tracks to play/sing with)
Yes you can, you can check the link in the description for full information on export and all the great features of VocaLive
@VlastaStevanovich Yes, go to the IK Site and in the VocaLive section there are audio demos one of which is it used in front of an electric guitar amp.
You can tap the button on the FX themselves in the FX section (the buttons light blue when on) or click the name of each effect and choose "Empty"
Yes you can send the output of iRIg Mic to a PA system. You'd want to use 1/8" stereo to dual 1/4" mono
@imaginarytube Must be the RUclips compression, you can check it out for yourself when the app comes out but this is high-quality like AmpliTube
Yes it is Core Audio compliant. Audiobus is not implemented in VocaLive at this time. If you have problems with your digital audio device with either VocaLive or AmpliTube you can get direct support from our Tech Support staff. The VocaLive FX in AmpliTube can only be used one at a time, though, so bear that in mind if you are going to go with that method. Support can also guide you more in that way.
You can but you probably won't have to. The design of the mic head will help attenuate plosives and such.
All of the FX are listed on the site in the description... You may be able to combine some of them to get the sound you want... Thanks for the suggestion!
1. You click the symbol next to the recording name (looks like 4 lines) and then there is a delete button that deletes the highlighted/chosen recording.
2. You can sent the iRig Mic output to any number of devices, including a mixer with the proper cabling.
VocaLive supports other interfaces too. Any that are using Camera Connection Kit are definitely a question but if it works with other apps it should work with VocaLive
You plug in the mic, then either headphones or powered speakers, etc into the output. As long as you are using an app to capture the sound, you should be all set. If you don't have this experience you should contact support and they will help you out.
iRig Mic, VocaLive app, iKlip (to hold the iPad to the microphone stand) - all available at our web site and many dealers and retailers world wide
Yes, please follow the link in the description and under Specs you will see all the compatible devices.
It is a handheld mic that is directional so it will reject off-axis sounds like it should.
Yes, you can run the output of our accessories to many different output devices like amp, mixer, PA, etc. Please check out our iLine Cable Kit too, it may have some very useful cables for you. Also our support team can help you if you have issues connecting to a particular device.
With the Recorder add-on you can import and then record over instrumentals. You can also use iRig Mic to record directly into the recorder in VocaLive if you want a one-stop shop
Hi, Am I able to use Bluetooth headset as well ?
You can use a cable that goes from 1/8" stereo do dual mono connections for your mixer (or stereo 1/8" or 1/8" etc if your mixer accepts those - like iRig MIx does). We will have great cables in our newly-announced iLine cable connection kit coming soon too.
@iFabioNacci Check out the FAQ on our site and contact support - we cannot do proper support via RUclips comments. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing! The demo was really easy to follow - one of the best I've seen. Thanks for keeping it easy to follow :)
Purchased!!
Amazing product!!
Love it!!
Nice to see on the video the singer of the demos.. :-)
You can get a multitrack recorder via in-app purchase. However, you can record one track at a time. Perhaps we should make a DAW :)
i come back to this video just to listen to her singing
There is a one-track Recorder included. Once you record you can export multiple ways. If it is not clear you can tap the question mark icon for help and the manual. Thank you.
Understandable, but that is the design of iRig Mic Cast. Clean, clear audio for mobile devices.
the amazing Lana Lane sounds great even on the chipmunk effect
@Flobbies Into the I/O jack that is the same as iOS devices. Take a look at your specs/manual which should tell you exactly which is which
Yes it is connected via Camera Connection kit (has USB and SD slot - bought it on Ebay for $5) and it connects the Lexicon gear without an issue so far. Inputs/Outputs on the Lexicon responds to iPad apps like Garageband.
I'll try it with the free version first. If it works with my Lexicon gear, I'm sold.
@jacquesjunk the Envelope Filter is an effect that is common on funk bass lines and synth sounds. On voice it can definitely be an extreme effect and very cool
The app is VocaLive and has iPhone and iPad versions available.
@VlastaStevanovich It comes with VocaLive free and can be used with AmpliTube Free. You need iRig for guitar as this doesn't have a 1/4" input it is the mic and cable together that plugs into your device. Plugging both in at the same time wouldn't work due to the nature of the input jack and processing the two discrete channels with all FX, etc would be very taxing on the device
@icee21latino Go to our web site and you can contact support from there. You can also typically find a support link in the app's help right inside the app
VocaLive has a copy function (since version 1.5) so you'd be able to use that.
Export is covered step by step in the manual, available inside the app and we have direct technical support available from within the app too if that does not work.
Typically we'll split the signal, use a mixer (without any additional processing or EQ, etc).
There is a Pitch Correction effect, please follow the link in the video description to see all of VocaLive's features and specs, thank you.
@venosic Coming soon, as in the description and on the iRig Mic page. Thanks!
@emo1232229 There are many factors that could affect your particular issue. Please contact tech support and they will help you out.
We've posted elsewhere that Android OS still has an issue with low-latency audio which makes the creation of quality audio apps on that platform a no-go at this time. Though our accessories work on many of those devices, our apps would not be usable with the latency in the audio layer of the OS.
There are multiple export options for the audio. Not directly into iMovie but you can export then import into it...
How do I hear ppl while going on live?!!
A big positive thought from Denmark for you Music loving people at IK Multimedia
So glad to see that one company is in front with innovative programmes for both iPhone as iPad... I am so much buying everything you present. Im a Music producer using reason an record as my front platform... Hope to see some connectivety in the future, and of cause updates... :-)
Just love your work... Thumbs up...
VocaLive has supported digital input for a very long time.
No, iRig Mic plugs into the headset/input/output jack.
You can use other input methods.
While our devices work on many Android devices, the latency on Android OS is still an issue which precludes us from making our apps since the latency would be unacceptable for an app like VocaLive or AmpliTube.
You can add an 8-track recorder on iPad or 4-track recorder on iPhone via in-app purchase.
I can't really see this being used live short of maybe a small acoustic gig, but I don't care. It seems like a great idea for the songwriter.
The iRig MIC has an output that you can connect to an amp, speakers, mixer, etc.
You can use iRig Mic with video apps too.
this woman, really can sing .
after recording your instrumental part and before your vocal part, try adjusting the input level at the setup menu. As they say, IK multimedia support is very helpful, Im sure theyll fix it no time.
Because you are mistaking the APP latency (obviously you were not using VocaLive) and the hardware latency. iRig MIC will not cause latency and VocaLive is ultra low to the point you will not notice. Stick with IK apps, you will have a great time, with ultra-low latency.
I'm SOLD.... What time does the store open ???
Really good show of iRIG mic capabilities
That person has a beautiful voice
@rawstarmusic Certain MacBooks, yes. Check "compatible devices" on the iRig part of our site for more information.
Make sure the first track in the Recorder section is armed. If that doesn't work please contact support directly.
iRig MIC plugs into the headset jack, but if you are having problems please contact support.
@alyelo We do take all suggestions and forward them. I don't know a specific roadmap for this particular feature but will make sure it is mentioned. Thank you.
No it will not export directly to RUclips (mainly because VocaLive does not record video).
iRig MIC will work with Android. VocaLive (the app) is not for Android until the low-latency audio issues on Android OS make more progress in getting fixed.
@sativahigh Contact support. The iRig Mic works really well and I'm sure they can get you working happily like the thousands of others that do use it.
@coolderb XLR-->1/4" impedance adapter
You would need to use a separate video app or camera for that.
Yes, she just released El Dorado Hotel - you should visit her site lanalane[dot]com for more information. We're huge fans here too!
Yes, at this time VocaLive is only available on iOS
@ikmultimedia But they are MP3... will see if perhaps they'll put WAV somewhere. though the best proof in the pudding will be when the app is out soon :)
Sure. Don't share your iRig Mic afterward though. Please.
@imaginarytube we have samples on SoundCloud and our site
@AppleAlee Thanks. We are. You'll see some good things for guitar too.
Interesting. You may want to contact support to get to the bottom of it.
Please ask the development team to look in to supporting VoiceOver on the IOS products. This will allow the blind to use these products just like the sighted.
When iRig MIC is plugged in, the output/sound is routed through the iRig MIC output. You can use headphones, send it to an amp, mixer, pa, speakers, etc.
@wizball6502 It could but you'd require another adapter. iRig Mic would be optimal and most convenient.
@ransisua Not at the moment, we are not announcing a PC/Mac version.
Thanks 4 telling me, i think I'm going 2 buy the album
The iRig Mic's output can be sent to a mixer too...
Amazing...
Now, do I have to use the IK-brand interface (like mic XLR preamp etc)?
I have been using a Lexicon OMEGA (Through USB adaptor) with iPad2. I like it a lot. Can I still use the Lexicon with this Vocalive app?
@mminjarez into another app on the device? Currently iOS does not allow for audio to pass between the apps, but you can import into VocaLive
We've put word out everywhere we can and we have a support staff on hand that is available to you directly who could give you word on any issue you have.
@TheFirebeef Yes
Can I use this effect to record from the camera app? or facebook live?
VocaLive (the one demonstrated in this video)
@coolderb ...but note that you cannot use a mic that requires phantom power
The apps will not be an option until Android OS can provide the necessary low latency audio. This is a very known issue and unfortunately there hasn't been progress on the OS side to resolve it. We cannot create our great music apps for Android OS until this issue is resolved. It is out of our control.
The mic should work with many/most/all of the devices that accept a standard 4-pole connector. We've used iRig Mic with Android devices with success.
Yes you can.
You can use other microphones/
this looks good.....is there a way that i can use this to link to my stereo thorough airplay ?????
Very cool app. I use jamup for sax effects on stage, but I'd love to use your harmonizing effects. I can't switch to Vocalive until you support Alesis IODock though, no way I'm going to rely on battery power all night. When will you support Alesis IODock?
We make the product. You can buy the full version or ou can purchase effects from within the free version.
Hi @ikmultimedia. I bought this App and the iRig Pre. Which cable do you recommend to connect the iRig Pre to a mixer and get this sound quality, please provide specifications (ie, mono or stereo, etc...). Many thanks. Keep up the good work. Amazning apps.