Engadget - Artists going all-out on mobile music editing have relatively few options -- GarageBand won't always cut it for the pros. IK Multimedia thinks its newly launched AmpliTube 3.0 could be the solution for those producers on the move. The $20 iOS app introduces a full, multi-track audio editor that can create a final masterpiece. With the help of a guitar rig and customizable drum loop, the suite is theoretically good enough to keep computers out of the studio.
Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes:
IK Multimedia continues to expand its mobile product lineup with iRig KEYS PRO, which improves upon the functionality and playability of its predecessor. iRig KEYS PRO is a full-sized 37-key velocity-sensitive keyboard that can be plugged into iOS devices for music creation on the go, or plugged into a PC or Mac via the included USB cable for use in a home studio.
Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes:
Plenty of Bluetooth speakers have come and gone in the mobile market, but none thus far have captured my full attention the way that IK Multimedia’s iLoud has. Since it was first unveiled last year, I’ve been itching to get my hands on a unit to run it through its paces. If you’ve read any of my previous reviews of IK Multimedia’s products, you’ll know that they set the bar high as far as quality is concerned. The company once again makes good on its tagline “Musicians First” with the first Bluetooth speaker truly designed with musicians in mind — the iLoud connects directly with a guitar, bass or microphone and interfaces with the Amplitube app on iPhone or iPad. The sheer power, clarity and portability of this tiny, lightweight speaker is truly something to behold.
Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes:
One of IK Multimedia’s newest additions to the iRig family of iOS mobile recording devices, the iRig PRO aims to combine the qualities of the previously released iRig PRE, iRig MIDI, and iRig HD. With 24-bit analog-to-digital conversion and the ability to record guitar, bass, MIDI data, and phantom-powered condenser mics, iRig PRO takes the crown as the best all-in-one recording interface for musicians on the go.
