Saramonic SmartRig DI + Two Channel Audio Interface

Great little mixer for shooting video with 2 mics on your iPhone. This has 3.5mm mic inputs that accept TRS mic plugs, and most importatly it will record stereo sound so you can have 2 actor's lavalieres on separate channels for better editing. You can't get stereo sound with a TRRS cable, so if that's important to you then you need to shell out a little more for something like this. Note that the little green display is just a sticker (no big deal), and it requires a 9-volt battery (nbd but be prepared). Also you need to switch from REC to PLAY to hear either live audio or playback (respectively) through the mixer's headphone jack.

Works great with the Filmic Pro ios app. Seems like a fairly noise pre amp. But and the volume control is loud even when the knob is turned all the way down. I use phantom power and love it for what I shoot with my phone. I shoot weekly green screen videos in a studio.

I've bought this product 3 times 1 : 3.5mm jack version 2 pcs : lightning port version about 3.5mm jack version I think it is the best one really budget in price I used it about 2 years now ( 3.5 version ) and still functioning without any complain really it is the best deal if you've 3.5mm port in your device. but what I think about this adapter is better to be used with dynamic microphones I tried it on more than one condenser microphones but the result on the dynamic one is far far better.

This device really is a piece of garbage. No fine tuning. It’s either too quiet or blaring loud all distorted. The headphone jack stopped working in the unit itself is intermittent and has been nothing but a pain in the butt.

I purchased this item to improve the sound for our church live stream with my iPhone. It operates flawlessly and the sound quality is excellent.

The device seems to work as intended with my iPhone 11 Pro, but two big issues: 1. the sound quality is poor; the A/D converter sounds robotic; softer, high frequencies sound especially harsh and granulated 2. requires a 9-Volt battery to operate; not self-powered by the Lightning interface; “batteries not included” was not clearly stated in the product description And a few more issues, which I believe is not so much a problem with this device, as the iOS audio system: 3. missing the ability to monitor the input using a different output (not the headphone jack on the device) 4. the headphone jack’s play/rec switch setting is odd, and headphone output level is too high (not adjustable) This device is overpriced, and to me useless because of the poor audio quality. I’m hanging on to it as an emergency sound injection tool, but not happy with it. Cannot recommend at all.

Perfect device for what we needed.

Simple. Fácil de usar y de excelente desempeño.

I don't understand how are they selling this for mere ₹ 2300 ish. In other markets it's still priced around 80 $ to 120 $. Haven't tried condenser mic with it. Using AKG D5 Dynamic Mic with it. Hooked it to my iPad Gen 9. Using vocalive free version with it. Planning to get in app purchases such as delay , compressor and eq. It requires Battery to be able to use even dynamic mic. Built Quality is decent enough should last long if used carefully. I am planning to use it for live singing and add FX to my voice as not all venues are well equipped with Good FX processors. 1 tip. Get a Di Box to convert signal to XLR so that any venue you will be able to hook it directly from singing place.

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