@@dimebag0474 the amp output is only a Mono signal, so it will only go out left if you are using a TRRS (stereo) cable. You'd have to use a single TRS to mono splitter to send the mono signal to both speakers. It wont be a true stereo image still, but you'll get sound out of both
I know I'm late to the party, but I bought the Irig USB. I've used the HD 2 as well. I couldn't get any sound out of my Google Pixel or Lenovo tablet. What am I doing wrong? The input bars in Deplike reads incoming audio but I don't hear anything. Please help!@@DarkRoastRecording
Great video, super helpful. I'm thinking about buying my first electric guitar but I don't want to buy an amp just yet because I'd like to first do some playing so that then I have a better idea about what to look for on an amp. This is very useful. I think I'll definitely go for the irig2. Thanks!
Strange to me that nobody is mentioning the distortion...even on the acoustic simulator. How can anyone hear that as clean, much less an acoustic??? Lots of good info in the vid regardless
Thanks for watching! To do this, connect the guitar to the guitar input on the irig, then plug in the irig to the device ( ipad, etc) then set the irig to “thru” to hear unprocessed guitar signal and connect a cable from the irig amp output to the marshall. Done 😎
Hey thx for watching!, Latency is usually caused by the phones audio chip. depending on which phone you have (Samsung, LG, HTC, etc) the latency may be more. Ive found that a Samsung Galaxy or newer, or a BlackBerry (yes a blackberry) androind phone is pretty good, but LG and Huawei devices are really bad for latency.
Actually Positive Grid Spark is the best all around app (after you buy an amp of course) for those amps, or pick up "Bias Amp" without the physical amp. Those arent free though, but they sound amaze!
Hi, I am trying to use the iRig 2 to practice when away from my Amp, with headphones. The problem is that as soon as I put any gain on any setup, the feedback takes over the sound (at that point I can even unplug the guitar and the feedback continues forever). I tested in multiple android devices and with tonebridge and bandlab, with the same results... Does anyone have a solution for this?
I still get a bunch of feedback intermittently with bandlab, but with tonebridge when I get feedback I adjust the effects either up/down until feedback stops.
Is there any input lag between the guitar and phone using irig? I've been using the tone cable from the rocksmith game to connect direct to the phones usb-c but in bandlab the is a little input lag.
@@modernprophet9599 I don't have much idea but I tested it on two phones the other one is vivo v5 and mine is oppo a3s mine is just 3gb ram but the processor is snapdragon and it does not have latency meanwhile the vivo phone has 4gb ram but the processor is just Qualcomm and it experiences a really high latency, it depends on your chipset and android version
@@modernprophet9599 I am using Deplike and Tonebridge using the cheapest irig from aliexpress on a Samsung S10e and the results I have are amazing. This phone does this work great. Deplike has no latency and absolutely zero noise, while Tonebridge has a lot of noise but in other hand has a large collection of presets. My eletric guitar is a trash, so I can't blame tonebridge for doesn't work fine.
i'm litterally searching everywere to try understand if this type of devices add some latency, to see if i can use in live occasions. LITTERALLY the only clue i had was by watching this video and hearing at 4:45 you playing and the sound arriving a little bit later. this makes me understand that this device is NOT for live use. Correct me if i'm wrong please. no one is clear about it
On an Android device, live use would be very tricky. Its a fact that Android devices have bigger latency and there's only so much you can do about it. Honestly for live use, you would be much better off using an iPhone, anything from an iPhone X and newer would be light years better for latency than any Android phone. I know, the truth hurts, but it is the truth of the matter.
@@DarkRoastRecording thanks for answer, invastigatin a little bit more about the topic i found that there are a bunch of samsung devices wich has a different way to manage latency for audio applications, but honestly i went to a portable pedal cause the research were stressfull. thanks again
Thinking about picking up a IRig. Is there any latency if you were to use a USB-C Headphone dongle from a Android? My phone doesn't have a headphone jack sadly
There will always be latency on Android devices unfortunately. Ive had many over the years and they have all had it. It's a source code issue in Android that Google doesnt care to fix.
Is there anyway whilst being plugged into AmpliTube via IRig2 to then use another app (TH-cam, Solo etc) at the same time? I.e whenever I minimise the screen on iPad it instantly cuts off the sound through Aplitube with headphones plugged in. Seems to be a major flaw of AmpliTube!
Yes. There is a setting in amplitube that says “keep running when minimised” or something to that effect. Find it in the sound settings section under the menu
I don't think so because your video takes over the audio driver when recording. same as when you're playing Spotify and open your camera app to shoot a vid, the Spotify stops playing so the camera can record audio, can't do both.
hi, good video, i wanted to ask that instead of connecting the wire to my headphones can i connect it to my amp? Like the amp and deplike app combined, i use deplike for pedals
you can, you just need to have a iRig HD 2 that has an "Amp" output on it. It'll send the guitar signal dry or with the deplike fx. you toggle that on the iRig.
Thanks for watching! The latency comes from the processed signal, so if you set the irig to “thru” , you will be hearing no latency, but it is very hard to record anything that way with a metronome because you will be ahead of the beat. Android has latency more than iOS devices, but side android phones have way better latency than others, and so it’s not too big a deal depending on your device. Plus, it you use A USB interface with Deplike, it can get rid of any latency.
Yes exactly, usb is much faster than the signal coming into the headphone Jack and gets processed faster, therefore reduces the latency. For that, you would use an irig hd2 or link digital from bandlab, and usb interface
I tried using iRig2 with my Android phone and as soon as I plug my guitar in I get nothing but a screaching feedback that goes on until I close the app. I am using headphones to monitor so it shouldn't be feedback from them. Also, as another comment stated my phone and many other Android devices have too much latency to be useful as any kind of serious practice or recording device while using the Deplike app. Also, Only the basic configuration of noise gate, basic amp, delay pedal (which exasperates the screechy feedback unless the mix on the pedal is turned all the way down and renders the pedal useless) Orange sim can and looper are free. You have to pay for any other configuration. Overall so far I'm not a fan of deplike. Are there any workable Android alternatives out there?
Your input volume is probably way too high( too much gain). Especially in deplike these settings are in the bottom right of the screen. The galaxy and Google pixel series are also great for low latency
Thansk for watching!, They all work for bass too. pretty much all guitar pedals work on bass, they just arent configured to handle lower frequencies , but they still work and its good to experiment with.
For the deplike app I need to enter phonenumber to install. Well, no. Not going to do that of course. I get very much latency on the other apps. And no buffer settings to make it faster. I've been having problems with irig since i bought version 1 and then 2. Decided to look if there is a good alternative to Irig.
The iRig 1 and 2 have latency on Android devices, and depending on what android hardware you have, (Samsung, google pixel, LG, etc) the latency will be worse. Typically, Google Pixel and Samsung phones later that 2018 are all good with latency. here's the link to download www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjZwp756vTyAhWtmuAKHRNPC9cQFnoECAUQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fplay.google.com%2Fstore%2Fapps%2Fdetails%3Fid%3Dcom.deplike.andrig%26hl%3Den_CA%26gl%3DUS&usg=AOvVaw0Nbz5aehSCSR33bVCVTyMm
+Edwin Rios Pinzon hey man, thanks for watching and please give me a like subscribe if it's all good. 😁 I use a LG G7 thinq, and unfortunately, there is latency. with the iRig and ipad, there is almost no noticeable latency at all.
I have iRig and I play bass. Watching this review I think Deplike is better for me than tone bridge but I'd like an opinion from someone using these apps with the original iRig
@@DarkRoastRecording so this guitar interface device ( i rig), work with multiple Android apps ( tone bridge , deplike, amplitude ua), how about something like positive grid bias , would that be able to use an interface device like I rig? Asking because there are so many of these devices out there and at least a couple of different ones on amplitude store. Want one that will be compatible across a few different apps. Also which app do you think has the most comprehensive collection of user tones? Thx
true, very true. I've been using a different mic a while after this video was uploaded. It's a work in progress. I'm learning the ropes of streaming and TH-cam as I go, however recording guitars is what it's all about. If it were about how to record proper voice overs and TH-cam vids, look out. lol. Thanks for watching regardless. :)
The Irig 2 vendor only developped an iOS app with AmpliTube so they pretend it's only compatible with iOS because they want to sell their app. Other apps showed in this video are 3rd parties apps and they work well with Android. Be careful though, the new Irig HD 2 with USB connexion is not compatible with Android at this point. It's a shame it's impossible to use Irig 2 or Irig HD with new smartphone without audio jack like Galaxy S21.
gig board was not too bad for like practising & such. but about a week ago, it crashes upon open. too bad. it was free, but then had an advet. to make coin. i guess. a page of diff. Efx to choose from populated most of the screen. when you tap the X to dismiss it, the advert. was triggered, and it was slow & glitchy, i guess the pre load or call back had bad code. i un install. got amprack & tone smith. $1 or $2 buy pro for life
This is a very useful tutorial. I am waiting for my I rig 2 to arrive In mail. I'll be using my Samsung galaxy S7. I wooda likely tried to use the amplitude app, the one that doesn't work. So thanks for hears up.
Thanks for watching! All you need is the irig2 or any Usb interface like the bandlab link digital, tc helicon go guitar pro. They will work with almost any guitar app on android, just not amplitude. Thats why i recommend Deplike.
There is always latency on Android devices, but the type of android phone could make the difference. Pixel, Samsing and Blackberry devices have all tested with good latency, LG and Huawei for example are not good.
@@DarkRoastRecording I have a Google Pixel 4a and cannot even get it to recognize the audio coming from the headphone jack when recording. I plugged in a quarter inch cable from the main out of the drums, tried both connections on the iRig, and have it plugged into the headphone jack of my phone. Put when I try and record a video, the audio is all external and has nothing from the drum module. Any ideas?
You don’t even touch on the fact that most android phones have too high of latency to use any guitar app , you should go through what phones work with the apps …..
@@DarkRoastRecording yea it's a shame since it is perfect for people like me who aren't too tonally fussy and just want a close sound to the artists. According to their twitter all of the designers left the company that made the pedals etc. Maybe poached by another amp sim company that charges money for their services?
Thanks for the Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your opinion. Have you thought about - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a good one off product for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro without the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got excellent results with it.
I use a 3.00 dollar irig 1 and its a absolutely perfect . No lag . Good quality sound
Hi! Does it works with android? And what kind of mobile do you have? Thank you for your answer and good luck :-)
This was the video I was looking for. Answered all my questions. Thank you
Glad I could help!
Me too
@@DarkRoastRecordinghi...why my amp output in my irig2 is only having left with my monitor speakers?...hopefully you can help me
@@dimebag0474 the amp output is only a Mono signal, so it will only go out left if you are using a TRRS (stereo) cable. You'd have to use a single TRS to mono splitter to send the mono signal to both speakers. It wont be a true stereo image still, but you'll get sound out of both
I know I'm late to the party, but I bought the Irig USB. I've used the HD 2 as well. I couldn't get any sound out of my Google Pixel or Lenovo tablet. What am I doing wrong? The input bars in Deplike reads incoming audio but I don't hear anything. Please help!@@DarkRoastRecording
Great video, super helpful. I'm thinking about buying my first electric guitar but I don't want to buy an amp just yet because I'd like to first do some playing so that then I have a better idea about what to look for on an amp. This is very useful. I think I'll definitely go for the irig2. Thanks!
I have an s21 and can't get any audio on my camera when recording my edrums. Please help?!?!
Where is the second guitar plug going
Ok the patch cable. What is that and where is it going
the 2nd patch cable (guitar 1/4" cable) is going from the rig amp output to my interface to capture the audio.
What brand of android phone is best to used with irig?
Epsınt but you clean ram regulary
Existe algún tipo de retardo cuando tocas hasta que sale el sonido??
I wonder if my nova sonic can plug right in without an irig?
Strange to me that nobody is mentioning the distortion...even on the acoustic simulator. How can anyone hear that as clean, much less an acoustic???
Lots of good info in the vid regardless
hi how do i connect the irig 2 to my marshall jvm 410 h? I want to record video and that the irig 2 I took the audio from the marshall
Thanks for watching! To do this, connect the guitar to the guitar input on the irig, then plug in the irig to the device ( ipad, etc) then set the irig to “thru” to hear unprocessed guitar signal and connect a cable from the irig amp output to the marshall. Done 😎
I just ordered my irig .. thanks for the review
Dude where the output sound coming from? Is it coming frim the phone or did you connect it from speaker?
when i hit record on my android phone.using irig pro i/o. it says recording thru usb microphone. i get no sound when i play it back
what app are you using to record?
Excellent video. I’m struggling with latency lag when using my irig2 and android. Any suggestions or tips?
Hey thx for watching!, Latency is usually caused by the phones audio chip. depending on which phone you have (Samsung, LG, HTC, etc) the latency may be more.
Ive found that a Samsung Galaxy or newer, or a BlackBerry (yes a blackberry) androind phone is pretty good, but LG and Huawei devices are really bad for latency.
Do you need irig for this to work? I have a normal quarter inch adapter
Why my irig2 amp output is connected to my speakers only 1 side is working?
its a mono signal output, not meant for Stereo output cause guitar amps are traditionally mono inputs
can i use my mobile, a samsung s8 with this rig?? Or, do i need to have a computer for editing and so on???
Do they have one with a orange and mesaboogie
Actually Positive Grid Spark is the best all around app (after you buy an amp of course) for those amps, or pick up "Bias Amp" without the physical amp. Those arent free though, but they sound amaze!
It'd be cool if you did a video on open source options
Hi, I am trying to use the iRig 2 to practice when away from my Amp, with headphones. The problem is that as soon as I put any gain on any setup, the feedback takes over the sound (at that point I can even unplug the guitar and the feedback continues forever). I tested in multiple android devices and with tonebridge and bandlab, with the same results... Does anyone have a solution for this?
I have the same problem. No solutions yet
do you use active pickups? if so, put in a fresh new battery and try that. also, keep the gain lower than you think you should
just get a rush head pocket amp, plug in the guitar, plug in cans and you re ready to..abt 30 or so bucks on amazon.
I still get a bunch of feedback intermittently with bandlab, but with tonebridge when I get feedback I adjust the effects either up/down until feedback stops.
It s about powering the IRIG. I use an external batterie pack, instead the two AA.
hey bud does this work for irig pro I/O. WHAT IS THE AMP SIDE OF MY IRIG. I JUST PLUG MY PHONE AND GUITAR INTO IT. DIDNT SEE AMP SIDE
sorry about that, the iRig HD2 has an "amp" output to run the isgnal into an amp or mixer as well. the iRig 2 doesnt have that port.
Is there any input lag between the guitar and phone using irig? I've been using the tone cable from the rocksmith game to connect direct to the phones usb-c but in bandlab the is a little input lag.
Actually it does not depend on the interface it depends on your phone processor
@@secretyui2038 I'm experiencing latency with Huawei p20 Pro do you have any idea of phones that work?
@@modernprophet9599 I don't have much idea but I tested it on two phones the other one is vivo v5 and mine is oppo a3s mine is just 3gb ram but the processor is snapdragon and it does not have latency meanwhile the vivo phone has 4gb ram but the processor is just Qualcomm and it experiences a really high latency, it depends on your chipset and android version
@@secretyui2038 ok cool I'll have to do a little research before getting my next phone thanks for your help
@@modernprophet9599 I am using Deplike and Tonebridge using the cheapest irig from aliexpress on a Samsung S10e and the results I have are amazing. This phone does this work great. Deplike has no latency and absolutely zero noise, while Tonebridge has a lot of noise but in other hand has a large collection of presets. My eletric guitar is a trash, so I can't blame tonebridge for doesn't work fine.
i'm litterally searching everywere to try understand if this type of devices add some latency, to see if i can use in live occasions. LITTERALLY the only clue i had was by watching this video and hearing at 4:45 you playing and the sound arriving a little bit later. this makes me understand that this device is NOT for live use. Correct me if i'm wrong please. no one is clear about it
On an Android device, live use would be very tricky. Its a fact that Android devices have bigger latency and there's only so much you can do about it.
Honestly for live use, you would be much better off using an iPhone, anything from an iPhone X and newer would be light years better for latency than any Android phone.
I know, the truth hurts, but it is the truth of the matter.
@@DarkRoastRecording thanks for answer, invastigatin a little bit more about the topic i found that there are a bunch of samsung devices wich has a different way to manage latency for audio applications, but honestly i went to a portable pedal cause the research were stressfull. thanks again
Hi, is there an app I can use to record with Tonebridge effects on Android?
What app are you using?
Hi. Can you save your preset? And also is there any latency?
Yes it does have latency. Band lab let's you adjust it, the other apps don't. The dep app really sucks
I downloaded old versions of deplike, my latency is gone
Is this safe to use in a concert or show(i mean small show like in a bar or pub) ?
That did help, thanks!
thanks! that makes me feel good inside. 😁
Thinking about picking up a IRig. Is there any latency if you were to use a USB-C Headphone dongle from a Android? My phone doesn't have a headphone jack sadly
There will always be latency on Android devices unfortunately. Ive had many over the years and they have all had it. It's a source code issue in Android that Google doesnt care to fix.
@@DarkRoastRecording you can adjust the latency in band lab on Android. . ..
Is there anyway whilst being plugged into AmpliTube via IRig2 to then use another app (TH-cam, Solo etc) at the same time? I.e whenever I minimise the screen on iPad it instantly cuts off the sound through Aplitube with headphones plugged in. Seems to be a major flaw of AmpliTube!
Yes. There is a setting in amplitube that says “keep running when minimised” or something to that effect. Find it in the sound settings section under the menu
Is Irig HD 2 works with android phone ?
you bet
It is.possible that if used to record audio guitar recording while it is on video recording?
I don't think so because your video takes over the audio driver when recording. same as when you're playing Spotify and open your camera app to shoot a vid, the Spotify stops playing so the camera can record audio, can't do both.
hi, good video, i wanted to ask that instead of connecting the wire to my headphones can i connect it to my amp? Like the amp and deplike app combined, i use deplike for pedals
you can, you just need to have a iRig HD 2 that has an "Amp" output on it. It'll send the guitar signal dry or with the deplike fx. you toggle that on the iRig.
Havent found guitar simulaor yet that workd flawlessly
Great video man
Does IRig 2 have a latency issue on Android while using headphones for monitoring?
Thanks for watching! The latency comes from the processed signal, so if you set the irig to “thru” , you will be hearing no latency, but it is very hard to record anything that way with a metronome because you will be ahead of the beat. Android has latency more than iOS devices, but side android phones have way better latency than others, and so it’s not too big a deal depending on your device. Plus, it you use A USB interface with Deplike, it can get rid of any latency.
@@DarkRoastRecording when you say "use a USB interface", you mean instead of pluging into the audio jack?
Yes exactly, usb is much faster than the signal coming into the headphone Jack and gets processed faster, therefore reduces the latency. For that, you would use an irig hd2 or link digital from bandlab, and usb interface
Does iRig2 HD work with Amplitube on Android?
Bandlab i use because it gives recording option instead of tonebridge
I just got a Irig 1 ordered, if any issues what's my next best option for a Lg android? Cheapest option please? Ty
get a Google Pixel or Samsung instead. the latency on LG android phones is not good.
Can i use irig 2 with tone bridge on android??
I think so
yes you can
Hi! I don't get any sound from the guitar but the irig 2 sends sound from my phone to headphones. Is it because I'm using an android 10 phone?
you need to use the rig with an app, which app are you using?
Does any one know how to fix latecy? I dont know where is the problem.
I tried using iRig2 with my Android phone and as soon as I plug my guitar in I get nothing but a screaching feedback that goes on until I close the app. I am using headphones to monitor so it shouldn't be feedback from them. Also, as another comment stated my phone and many other Android devices have too much latency to be useful as any kind of serious practice or recording device while using the Deplike app. Also, Only the basic configuration of noise gate, basic amp, delay pedal (which exasperates the screechy feedback unless the mix on the pedal is turned all the way down and renders the pedal useless) Orange sim can and looper are free. You have to pay for any other configuration. Overall so far I'm not a fan of deplike. Are there any workable Android alternatives out there?
Your input volume is probably way too high( too much gain). Especially in deplike these settings are in the bottom right of the screen. The galaxy and Google pixel series are also great for low latency
Can i do any of this while using my camera phone?
What do u recommend an irig2 or a guitar link usb interface?
iRigs are the most popular, but a Bandlab Link digital or TC Helicon GoGuitar Pro are nice as well.
Hi man! Thanks for your tips.
Do you have any suggestion for bass? These apps you said are for guitar, right? Does it work for basses too?
Thansk for watching!, They all work for bass too. pretty much all guitar pedals work on bass, they just arent configured to handle lower frequencies , but they still work and its good to experiment with.
Does irig 1 still work with amplitube?
I think u need a modern interface. Read the app info
Maybe if you can find an old ver. of amplitude.
For the deplike app I need to enter phonenumber to install. Well, no. Not going to do that of course.
I get very much latency on the other apps. And no buffer settings to make it faster.
I've been having problems with irig since i bought version 1 and then 2. Decided to look if there is a good alternative to Irig.
I have the same problem with Irig2, I have a apogee jam somewhere in my house but can’t find it when I do I’m going to smash the Irig
Forgot to tell you I’m using it on iPad
You can just search Deplike on the Play Store and download
@@cbwick seriously? I really can't find it in the play store.
The iRig 1 and 2 have latency on Android devices, and depending on what android hardware you have, (Samsung, google pixel, LG, etc) the latency will be worse. Typically, Google Pixel and Samsung phones later that 2018 are all good with latency. here's the link to download
www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjZwp756vTyAhWtmuAKHRNPC9cQFnoECAUQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fplay.google.com%2Fstore%2Fapps%2Fdetails%3Fid%3Dcom.deplike.andrig%26hl%3Den_CA%26gl%3DUS&usg=AOvVaw0Nbz5aehSCSR33bVCVTyMm
Hey bro what Mobile phone are you using ? Hmm is there any latency using the irig with the iPad ?
+Edwin Rios Pinzon hey man, thanks for watching and please give me a like subscribe if it's all good. 😁
I use a LG G7 thinq, and unfortunately, there is latency. with the iRig and ipad, there is almost no noticeable latency at all.
Apple products are basically made to be recorded with , there are more guitar apps for use with irig on Apple phones and tablets than I can count
Hey there I tried Deplike on my Note 8 and it doesn't seem to work well does it work on specific Android phones
typically Samsung devices are pretty good for latency, is it the latency that is causing a problem?
Does the irig2 and those apps work with android 8.1.0 galaxy tablet?
Yes it will work with any device that has a headphone Jack for input ( microphone)
It doesn't work with my galaxy s20 or galaxy tablet
I have iRig and I play bass. Watching this review I think Deplike is better for me than tone bridge but I'd like an opinion from someone using these apps with the original iRig
i get a 1 sec delay on tonebridge useing my andriod with a laney amp any tips
Which irig is it? 1 or 2?
Does Amplitube works in other audio interface aside from irig?
not on Android, Android Amplitube looks for the DSP chip on the iRig UA device, without that, it wont work.
@@DarkRoastRecording so this guitar interface device ( i rig), work with multiple Android apps ( tone bridge , deplike, amplitude ua), how about something like positive grid bias , would that be able to use an interface device like I rig?
Asking because there are so many of these devices out there and at least a couple of different ones on amplitude store. Want one that will be compatible across a few different apps.
Also which app do you think has the most comprehensive collection of user tones?
Thx
Does the Irig2 support for EDrum?
Funnily enough the Amplitude app still works on latest release of my ipad not on my Samsung A31 phone so thank you for the video.
that is amazing, make sure you don't upgrade... lol
hey man, I have a Lil problem, u have a looooot of delay on any app, do you have any solution?
switch to a samsung or pixel phone, if its anything other than those, you'll have latency issues. its an android problem
Please do not have intrusive background track when you at talking at the start of the video, very distracting from the content. Thank you
Dude doesn't even have a pop filter on his mic and he's trying to run a channel about recording audio...
I hear ya, thanks for the comment and for watching (or trying to anyway).
true, very true. I've been using a different mic a while after this video was uploaded. It's a work in progress. I'm learning the ropes of streaming and TH-cam as I go, however recording guitars is what it's all about. If it were about how to record proper voice overs and TH-cam vids, look out. lol. Thanks for watching regardless. :)
@@zackakai5173 because you use a pop filter on your videos right...right?
Background music is so dope!
Will this work for irig first version?
Yes
This is what im after, thanks man
Can your use your pedals?
What do you mean by latency? I have a Samsung Galaxy S20 ultra so would I have issues?
that phone should be pretty good to go without problems
Why do all the reviews for irig 2 say this doesn't work for android but you just made it work I am beyond confused
Me either.
The Irig 2 vendor only developped an iOS app with AmpliTube so they pretend it's only compatible with iOS because they want to sell their app. Other apps showed in this video are 3rd parties apps and they work well with Android. Be careful though, the new Irig HD 2 with USB connexion is not compatible with Android at this point. It's a shame it's impossible to use Irig 2 or Irig HD with new smartphone without audio jack like Galaxy S21.
So we can use android instead of iPhone 🙏
Bro is there an game app for ios or android like rocksmith
I think the closest you may get is something like Yousician for both platforms, i think :)
I WANT TO MAKE A VIDEO of Me playing guitar ............... would that device work????
acoustic?
gig board was not too bad for like practising & such. but about a week ago, it crashes upon open. too bad. it was free, but then had an advet. to make coin. i guess. a page of diff. Efx to choose from populated most of the screen. when you tap the X to dismiss it, the advert. was triggered, and it was slow & glitchy, i guess the pre load or call back had bad code. i un install. got amprack & tone smith. $1 or $2 buy pro for life
what is the name of the third application
+Kevin Mancheno thanks from r watching! 3 apps are Deplike, Tonebridge and Bandlab.
This is a very useful tutorial. I am waiting for my I rig 2 to arrive In mail. I'll be using my Samsung galaxy S7. I wooda likely tried to use the amplitude app, the one that doesn't work. So thanks for hears up.
Thanks for watching!
Eres el mejor hermano.. eres el mejor
Will IRIG2 work with.. MOTOROLA G PLAY ? PLEASE ANYONE OUT THERE KNOW?
it will likely work, but the latency may be bad. only way to know is to try it out. Samsung and Pixel devices are the best for latency.
how to record on deplike?
You cannot record into deplike, you can however use deplike as an effect in GarageBand and record into that
U can make same thing out of gaming headset
Is work without mixer am from croatia bad english
Thanks for watching! All you need is the irig2 or any Usb interface like the bandlab link digital, tc helicon go guitar pro. They will work with almost any guitar app on android, just not amplitude. Thats why i recommend Deplike.
@@DarkRoastRecording thenks you
Can you help me remove latency on deplike?
This is dependent on what type of phone you have, many android devices are just bad at latency. Samsung and Pixel devices are the best
How to use on cakewalk??
Im not familiar with cakewalk, but if you are using a computer, you really should use a USB interface, not the irig
Disconnect mic hook up female 1/4 receiver so u can plug into it
Is this good for live also?
you could use it live, but you may need to trial and error that setup and workflow for yourself
Is there any latency?
There is always latency on Android devices, but the type of android phone could make the difference. Pixel, Samsing and Blackberry devices have all tested with good latency, LG and Huawei for example are not good.
@@DarkRoastRecording I have a Google Pixel 4a and cannot even get it to recognize the audio coming from the headphone jack when recording. I plugged in a quarter inch cable from the main out of the drums, tried both connections on the iRig, and have it plugged into the headphone jack of my phone. Put when I try and record a video, the audio is all external and has nothing from the drum module. Any ideas?
LG V60 is good?
Can you record directly in the app?
You can record into Bandlab, but not the others
@@DarkRoastRecording I tried but the guitar sound fade fast.
What app is that??
Wath is the name for your app you use
Tonebridge, Deplike and Bandlab
It doesn't work anymore 😭😭😭😭😭
You don’t even touch on the fact that most android phones have too high of latency to use any guitar app , you should go through what phones work with the apps …..
Samsung galaxy series 8 and up and Google pixel series have low latency. Those would be what I suggest from my own experience
100%
Adam Baldwin, is that you?
Sadly tonebridge is no longer supported and won't be updated by the creators any longer- it still works but for how long noone knows.
+Gary C that's too bad, it is a dead simple app with some decent tones. I hope they sell it off to keep it alive
@@DarkRoastRecording yea it's a shame since it is perfect for people like me who aren't too tonally fussy and just want a close sound to the artists. According to their twitter all of the designers left the company that made the pedals etc. Maybe poached by another amp sim company that charges money for their services?
Great info ..nicely done. Subscribed..TY😎✌
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for the Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your opinion. Have you thought about - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a good one off product for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro without the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got excellent results with it.
Connection at the other end
Hi, have you try irig nano amp? Is it work for android?
I haven’t tried but have a friend who has one. It should work fine because it’s Bluetooth
The background music is a horrible distraction. So hard to concentrate on an otherwise very useful video. Best wishes
Thanks for watching, sorry about my amateur video making skills. I have been working at better quality videos since shooting that one. Take care!
Possibly a war head🤔
Good morning
Always thought Amplitude sucked anyway
Tonebridge has massive latency on android
can i have your old irig 😁😁😁
hehehe, My kid uses it all the time, sooo
Who the F is John Meyer?
John Meyer??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahahahaha
right!?? lol
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Wow those sounds like total death. I really want these to at least make clean okay.
the sounds can be changed in the apps of course to whatever sound or effect you personally are after.