How To Use Instagram Live With iRig Pro Duo (2024)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- How to go live on instagram with the irig pro duo.
Gear I Use to Record 👇
Irig Pro Duo I/O amzn.to/44RRyaH
Headphone Extension amzn.to/3Pf2OrG
Splitter amzn.to/3Pi6Yip
1/4 to 1/8 Cable amzn.to/46bI9vl
Want to go live on Instagram with iRig Duo Pro but not sure how to do it? Look no further! In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll will show you exactly how to set up and start your live stream using iRig Duo Pro. iRig Duo Pro is a powerful audio interface that allows you to connect professional microphones and instruments to your mobile device, making your live streams sound professional and polished. Whether you are a musician, a content creator, or just someone who wants to elevate their live streaming game, iRig Duo Pro is the perfect tool for you. Join us as I walk you through the entire process of connecting iRig Duo Pro to your mobile device, setting up the audio settings for a high-quality sound, and finally going live on Instagram.
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Drum Heads:
Kick Batter Evans: EMAD2 Clear Bass Drum Head, 22" amzn.to/3RyBpQU
Kick Reso: Remo Powerstroke P3 Ebony Bass Drumhead 22" amzn.to/3Riil9T
Top Snare Head: Remo Powerstroke P3 X Coated, 14" amzn.to/3QjQ8OX
Bottom Snare Head: Remo Ambassador Hazy Snare Side, 14" amzn.to/3eeTaq8
Tom Heads: Remo Vintage Emperor Coated amzn.to/3et25Vj
Drum Accessories
42 Strand Snare Wires amzn.to/3edQQj9
Moongel Damper Pads amzn.to/3TDZiIV
Gibraltar Lug Locks amzn.to/3cMGZAu
Drumsticks Promark Natural 5Bs amzn.to/3ATO9uO
Drums:
22' Kick PDP CX Series
12' Rack PDP CX Series
16' Floor DW performance series maple
14' Snare - - Truth Custom Drums 14x8 Brass (David Whithworth Classic )
Cymbals:
24' Istanbul Agop Joey Waronaker Ride
22' Istanbul Agop Xist Crash
Hi hats:
16' TOP Istanbul Traditional Light
16' Bottom Istanbul Traditional Light
Studio Gear
Studio Monitors KALI AUDIO LP-6: amzn.to/3RmtK9C
Macbook Pro 2020: amzn.to/3Yeju5v
My Standing Desk: amzn.to/3XQutlO
Vlog Camera Cannon M50: amzn.to/3Hre4gP
Mic Cables: amzn.to/40aOCEK
Thunderbolt 3 Cable: amzn.to/3Roak4e
Mics I'm Using:
Overheads: stereo pair of sE 4400a amzn.to/3cM432k
Snare Top: Shure 545SD amzn.to/3AOUdEP
Snare Bottom: Sennheiser e604 amzn.to/3D0vPmG
Toms: Sennheiser e604 amzn.to/3D0vPmG
Kick In: Audix D6 amzn.to/3x0kChT
Kick Out: Yamaha Sub kick
Software: Logic Pro X
Interface: Quantum 2626 Presonus
Bro, when you use the splitter, one of sides of your phones muted ? The splitter need to be p3?
Gold!
Thanks so much!
I never go live, just recordings. Worth the $200 compared to the iRig2?
100% worth it because you can set your gain level with the irig duo pro, and it’s in stereo compared to the mono audio you get from irig 2
It also depends on how frequently you play and how much you use it
@@Theryanprim every week
I'd say worth it because it doubles as a full audio interface
Will you still get the gain of +1 issue coming straight outa the balanced L + R monitor outputs from a preamp like a Scarlett 2i2, into the iRig Pro Duo? I’ve been looking for something that will work for live-streaming from my iMac + Logic Pro DAW audio into my iPhone for months now. The new iOS update won’t allow me to use my old setup because it involves adapters that iOS no longer supports.
Your video is what gave me hope that the iRig Pro is still compatible with iOS 17, as most videos for the iRig Pro are over a year old.
@@ClayColeyMusic i've never livestreamed from both my mac and phone at the same time, I'm sure you can make it work, I just don't know what your setup us.
@@Theryanprim it’s not live-streaming from my Mac and iPhone at the same time. It’s using a Logic Pro acoustic session template on my Mac for the source for my audio and then running that audio out of the back of my Scarlett 2i2 preamp into the iRig Pro then to my iPhone.
2 led’s to separately control volume of L + R ?
Yes indeed!
Does this setup work for a non live recording setup? Like if i just wanted to record and get clips off of it?
Of course! I’ve got an entire video on how I do that too! “Record your in-ear mix in Stereo”