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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2011 · 2 MIN

Holiday Buying Guide - Music Gadgets from IK Multimedia

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Holiday Buying Guide - Music Gadgets from IK Multimedia On this episode Michael has some ideas for the musician and iPhone/iPad user on your shopping list. iRig Mic - $48.95 The iRig Mic is a rugged, professional studio quality mic that plugs directly into the iPad or iPhone. It features a highly unidirectional condenser-electrets microphone capsule that provides quality recording in both close mic and long distance mic conditions, and provides real time monitoring with a dual mini-jack connector design. The gain switch has three settings to make it instantly adjustable for any sound pressure condition. Includes multi-track recording and other audio apps. iKlip - $31.15 The iKlip is a nifty little adaptor that allows you to connect your iPad to a microphone stand to use onstage as a teleprompter, for setlists, virtual stompboxes or what not. With its multi-angle adjustable design, you can securely position your iPad for optimal viewing and accessibility, while all controls, buttons and connection ports remain free from obstruction. For use in the studio, on stage or for public presentations. iKlip Mini - $35.99 The Mini is similar to the iKlip, except for iPhone instead of iPad. iRig - $32.50 The iRig is an adaptor that allows you to connect your guitar, or any other line-level device, directly to your iPad or iPhone. You just plug the iRig into your device, plug your instrument into the iRig, plug headphones or amplifier to the output and you set to go. It works with with any recording, processing or tuning app, including the new Garage band for iPad 2. You can even use it to hook up a mixing board. Stay tuned for more holiday gift guides to come!

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