iConnectivity has released the Audio4c, which combines Audio and MIDI connectivity with software routing options. Application-tailored modes for streaming, recording and live performance automatically configure the interface’s four XLR / 1/4″ TRS combo analog inputs, six outputs, USB-MIDI, and DIN MIDI for the user’s specific needs.
iConnectivity claims Audio4c provides studio-level Audio and MIDI connectivity to a mobile-friendly format. Users with USB-C-equipped Android and iOS phones and tablets can reportedly connect to and charge devices simultaneously via the $30 Apple Lightning to USB camera adapter.
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iConnectivity Audio4c
iConnectivity also makes the claim that the Audio4c works for those looking to stream “high-quality” live content – although we haven’t found any hardware solution to date that does this seamlessly or reliably on all social platforms. iConnectivity employs Auracle X control software for routing inputs and outputs into your stream.
iConnectivity AUDIO4c Features:
» Four XLR / 1/4″ TRS combo analog inputs
» Four premium microphone preamplifiers with 48v phantom power
» Four 1/4″ TRS balanced analog outputs
» 1/4″ stereo headphone output with independent mix
» Multi-host Device ports – use two computer devices (Mac OS/Windows/iOS) at the same time
» Host port for connecting up to eight MIDI peripherals (with Class-compliant devices connected to a USB hub)
» 1 X 1 regular 5-pin DIN-MIDI in/out
» New improved Auracle software (Mac OS, Windows) for set up and configuration of your whole system, which is also stored in flash memory on the interface
» Audio and MIDI passThru routes audio digitally between two computing devices
» Standalone computer-less operation – mix/merge audio and host 5 pin DIN + USB class-compliant MIDI
» Comprehensive audio mixing and routing between connected USB computing devices and analog outputs
» High-resolution audio – up to 24-bit/96kHz AD/DA conversion
» Capacitive touch user controls
