Use any USB interface with irig HD?

[oNeKOG]

Is it possible to use any USB interface with ProTools using the interface as speakers out and the irig as the recording device?

Thanks in advance.

[Craig F]

I'm not sure what your asking exactly.
Looks like you want to use 2 different interfaces, in theory you can but being on Windows I believe it is more difficult and you have to use ASIO4ALL.

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by oNeKOG

Is it possible to use any USB interface with ProTools using the interface as speakers out and the irig as the recording device?

Thanks in advance.

I have no idea how you're going to accomplish this as the iRig is meant to plug into an iOS device and is not a general purpose audio interface for a regular computer. And if you think you're going to daisy chain this from an iOS device to a computer - ain't going to work. Even if it did you'd have so much latency it wouldn't be worth it. Besides if you have a regular USB audio I/O why would you even need the iRig? Just because it comes with Amplitube iOS? If you need the Amplitube tones there's always Amplitube Free. You missed out on a great group buy from IK where you purchase one Amplitube piece of software and get a number of free add-ons. A lot of us did that. I got Amplitube 3 and 4 add-on packs (Fender, Ampeg, Orange and Hendrix).

[nst7]

Actually, you CAN use this directly with the computer, as it also works as a computer interface, in addition to being an IOS device.

Via the USB adapter, you can hook it up directly to your computer as you would with any other interface, and record directly into Protools or anything else.

You may be able to hook up powered monitors via an adapter that would hook up to the headphone jack.

Having said all that, if you are going to be recording on a computer, you would be much better off getting a regular interface, even a cheap one, like the Focusrite 2i2 or something like that.

There is no way to actually combine it with another interface, per the original question.

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by nst7

Actually, you CAN use this directly with the computer, as it also works as a computer interface, in addition to being an IOS device.

Via the USB adapter, you can hook it up directly to your computer as you would with any other interface, and record directly into Protools or anything else.

You may be able to hook up powered monitors via an adapter that would hook up to the headphone jack.

Having said all that, if you are going to be recording on a computer, you would be much better off getting a regular interface, even a cheap one, like the Focusrite 2i2 or something like that.

There is no way to actually combine it with another interface, per the original question.

Missed the adapter bit - thanks for the correction. I was looking at the standard iRig and missed the Pro part. My bad.

But as you say the op would be better off with a decent interface. What I'd like an answer on, as well as others, would be in his original post he mentions another USB interface which if he has why would he need or want the iRig?