IK Multimedia

iRig Pro Quattro I/O is a professional-quality 4 in / 2 out portable audio and MIDI interface packed with everything needed for field recording and content creation, for serious sound and flexibility - anywhere. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, the iRig Pro Quattro I/O still packs in four high-quality, low-noise mic preamps; instrument, RCA and TRS inputs; plus XLR balanced, 3.5mm stereo and headphone outputs - and full MIDI I/O.

iRig Pro Quattro I/O works right out of the box with iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and PC, but can also serve as a stand-alone AD/DA converter, mic preamp or line mixer, with a built-in limiter and direct monitoring so you're always guaranteed the perfect take. Packed with a swiss-army-knife's worth of tools, iRig Pro Quattro I/O ensures you're ready for anything, anywhere.

Features
• Professional mobile recording interface/mixer
• 4 x XLR - 1/4" combo inputs with phantom power
• 2 x RCA, 3.5mm line in + MIDI In/OUT
• Built-in microphone and limiter
• Multi-track, stereo or mono operation

Mobile Interface
Connected to a computer or mobile device, the iRig Pro Quattro I/O will work as a high-quality, multi-channel audio and MIDI interface with a full array of inputs and outputs so you'll always be prepared for any recording or need.

Broadcast/Podcast Interface
Enable STEREO mode and iRig Pro Quattro I/O mixes all sources down to stereo for streaming or recording. Monitoring is easy thanks to a dedicated headphone output with independent volume control and direct monitoring. Or use MONO mode for streaming to social media; Loopback lets you duet your favourite videos easily.

Field Recording Interface
With an onboard microphone and optional stereo mic capsules, iRig Pro Quattro I/O turns your iPhone, iPad, Android device into a full-featured, professional field recorder.

Stand-alone Mixer
It's also possible to use the iRig Pro Quattro I/O as a preamp and mixer: just power it thru battery, USB or DC IN and use the full set of inputs/outputs to capture professional audio on your DSLR camera. When in STEREO and MONO mode, DAW inputs 3 and 4 are used as safety channels: this means that it is possible to record the same signal present on DAW input 1 and 2 but reduced by 12dB as a backup in case the sound source gets loud unexpectedly and causes the main channel to distort.