Ik Multimedia iRig Stream Pro USER MANUAL

4-in, 2-out streaming audio interface

USER MANUAL

Table of Contents

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iRig Stream Pro 3 Register your iRig Stream Pro 3 Overview 4 Installation and setup 5 Connecting iRig Stream Pro to Mac/Pc 12 iRig Stream Pro LEDs 13 Connection examples 16

Connecting headset/phones 16 Connecting line level signal to the RCA inputs 17 Connecting microphone 18 Connecting instrument 19 Connecting RCA headset and microphone/instrument 19 Using the loopback function 20

Direct monitoring 20 Troubleshooting 21 Specifications 21 Warranty 22 Support and more info 22

Regulatory 23

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Safety information

CAUTION: RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

iRig Stream Pro can ONLY be used with:

• Consumer grade non-rechargeable CARBON-ZINC batteries

• ALKALINE batteries

• Consumer grade Ni-MH rechargeable batteries

iRig Stream Pro

Thank you for purchasing iRig Stream Pro.

Your package contains:

• iRig Stream Pro.

• Lightning cable.

• USB-A cable.

• USB-C cable.

• 2xAA batteries.

• Velcro strap.

• Registration Card.

The iRig Stream Pro is a compact MFi audio streaming interface perfect for the musician or content creator on the go. The iRig Stream Pro pre-mixes multiple sources of audio (line input, XLR microphone and TRRS

microphone) down to a Stereo track that’s routed to your favorite streaming media service. Alternatively it can

be used as a multi-channel interface 4in-2out. For true ready-to-go convenience, the iRig Stream Pro delivers continuous use via USB power (device powered when phantom power is off) or via 2xAA batteries when the 48V phantom power is active or, alternatively, it can be connected to an optional PSU that will charge the connected

iOS device.

Register your iRig Stream Pro

By registering, you can access technical support, activate your warranty and receive free JamPoints™ which will be added to your account. JamPoints™ allow you to obtain discounts on future IK purchases! Registering also

keeps you informed of all the latest software updates and IK products.

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Overview

1_ mini-DIN host connection

2_ DC input for optional PSU

3_ LED signal meter

4_ Main Level knob

5_ Mic/Inst Mute button / Peak meter / Mode selection button

6_ RCA line inputs

7_ Microphone/Instrument combo input

8_ Headset/Phones jack

9_ Microphone/Instrument gain control

10_ Phantom power 48V switch

11_ Loopback switch

12_ Direct monitor switch

13_ Headphones output jack

14_ Headphones level control

15_ Mic/Inst post-gain level control

16_ RCA level control

17_ Headset’s microphone gain control

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Installation and setup

For iOS users: when working with iOS devices and +48V phantom power is required, iRig Stream Pro needs

to be powered with two AA batteries. See specifications about battery life. Insert the included AA batteries in

the battery compartment on the bottom side of iRig Stream Pro. If you want to stream for a long time, you can connect the DC In port on iRig Stream Pro to the optional PSU (iRig PSU 3A). In this case the iRig Stream Pro

will also charge the connected lightning iOS device.

For MAC/PC and Android users: when connected to an USB class compliant host, iRig Stream Pro will be USB powered, ONLY if the host device is capable of providing enough current. When connected to Android devices and phantom power is required, we recommend that you use the optional PSU to avoid running out of

battery life.

DC IN

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1. Connect the iRig Stream Pro to the host device with the provided cable (Lightning, USB-A and USB-C).

2. Download and launch the app. Note that iRig Recorder App will accept only 2 channel inputs: channel 1 and

2. So, if you wish to record channels 3 and 4 (multichannel mode enalbled, please refer to dedicated section

on this manual) a different App that support multichannel audio is needed.

iRig Recorder

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3. In order to monitor the incoming audio with apps and software that do not allow for audio input monitoring, a direct monitoring switch is present. When this switch is set to on the input signal is mixed with the output

signal from your audio software and routed directly to the headphone outputs. This lets you hear the “live”

inputs without latency. If a “phasing” effect is present, you can disable the input monitoring from your recording app. For more details about its monitoring function, refer to the documentation for the audio

software.

4. Connect any line level signal to the front RCA stereo input. To adjust the volume of the device connected to

these connectors, use both the volume controls of the device and the numbered thumbwheel “RCA” on side

of iRig Stream Pro.

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5. Connect a TRRS headset (compatible with CTIA standard) or an iRig analog microphone to the 1/8” Headset/Phone jack. You can adjust the microphone level with the “Headset mic” thumbwheel and the headphone level with the “Headphones” thumbwheel. You can also connect a pair of headphone to the Headphone jack and set its level with the “Headphones” thumbwheel: it is also possible to set the headphone’s level with the volume buttons on the host device.

1/8" TRS

1/8"

TRRS

6. If you are using a microphone connect it using an XLR cable to the iRig Stream Pro’s XLR microphone input.

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microphone

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7. If you are using an instrument like a guitar or a bass, connect it using a regular 1⁄4” guitar cable to the iRig Stream Pro’s 1/4” instrument input.

8. You can adjust the gain of the microphone/instrument input with the dedicate “Mic/Inst Gain” thumbwheel:

if the level of the microphone/instrument input is too high the “Mute” button LED will light up RED for 2 seconds. You should decrease the gain. Also, you can control the post-gain level with the “Mic/Inst” level

thumbwheel: this control helps you to adjust the level of the signal before the main Level knob.

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