I'm just going to come right out and say it. If you own an iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone, and you play the guitar, you should invest in an iRig (seriously, you can thank us later). The iRig guitar ...

If, like me, you're an Android-toting guitar player or musician, options for getting high-quality audio in or out of your smartphone or tablet have been rather limited. Class-compliant support for USB ...

The original iRig started shipping worldwide in July 2010 and has since, according to IK Multimedia, become the most popular guitar interface of all time. Unlike its predecessor, there's no headphone ...

IK Multimedia, a leader in iOS-enabled audio production hardware and software, hit the CES show floor with an all-new lineup of products for 2015, including the new iRig 2 mobile guitar interface, ...

IK Multimedia is finally bringing its fantastic guitar interface to Android the iRig 2 that they announced yesterday. They announced the iRig HD-A back in November of last year, but that only brought ...

─ IK Multimedia, the leader in mobile music apps and accessories, is proud to announce a new breakthrough in mobile music creation, the first professional guitar processing app and digital interface ...

Weekend Warriors. Many of us musicians whom play music semi-professionally or rock out at home adopt this term. It's a badge many of us wear with pride as we describe how, despite everything else ...

Way back in 2010 was the first time that we saw the iRig guitar interface for the iPhone. The device put a guitar amplifier into the iPhone and allowed musicians to play their electric guitar or bass ...

Mobile devices like iPhones, iPads, and (yes) even the lowly iPod have changed the ways musicians make and record music, just as they’ve transformed how so many other people do their work. But while ...

Guitars? Digital? Pah. Computers ruined music. Ah, you’re one of those types. But, yes, you’re right. We’re sure everyone was best served with rubbish microphones on stage, and also desperately trying ...

I'm just going to come right out and say it. If you own an iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone, and you play the guitar, you should invest in an iRig (seriously, you can thank us later). The iRig guitar ...