The IK Multimedia iRig UA is a universal digital guitar effects processor and interface for Android devices, offering near-zero latency processing with the included AmpliTube UA guitar and bass multi-effects app. I think with enough tweaking and possibly some in-app purchasing I might put this in a recording or live situation, but I think that is more about my stubborn analog loving ways than anything to do with this device.

Didn't come with the cords I needed, also the software is a hassle to dl, and it's the bare minimum of everything, not at all what I was expecting. La comparación de costos a los pedales y amplificadores reales es indiscutible y la semejanza en calidad, en relación al costo del iRig es bastante buena, ya si quieres puedes invertir en accesorios que ya probaste.Note that you cannot use modulator effects first (chorus, flange, phase, etc), they live in the next slot of the chain. I sort of wish that the UA could work as an interface for PC via the USB port, but unfortunately it doesn’t.

I found setting the input level correctly was vital to getting the best results and it also seems to sound better through the relatively cheap Panasonic headphones I use when away as opposed to my usual Beyer Dynamics. These features allow it to deliver excellent sound and incredibly satisfying playability, no matter whether it's used as a processor or digital recording interface.And because of it’s 96kHz sample rate, the depth and clarity of your sound will simply floor you — iRig HD 2 sounds amazing. The front of the box carries an image of the UA and a guitar so you know what instrument it is aimed at along with the nomenclature of the product. This cutting-edge on-board processor is a first-of-it's-kind solution that solves the issue of latency on the Android platform by moving all processing to an external accessory.