iRig Pro Duo &iPhone-Monitoring on bluetooth headphones

[kennethfm]

Hello,

I very enthusiastically purchased the iRig Pro Duo as I wanted to use my bluetooth headset that I always have connected to my phone, while playing guitar with the input being the iRig pro duo.

To my great disappointment, I can't find a way to use my bluetooth headset, or even the iPhone speakers to hear myself as the iRig Pro Duo seems to capture the output signal and completely block any other output mechanism.

Is there a workaround to this issue? Please ignore any latency implicatoins, I just want to use iPhone speakers or bluetooth headset, instead of having to connect any cable to the iRig Pro Duo output.

Thanks in advance

[Peter_IK]

This would be something the app/software are using would have to support. By default a connected audio interface will serve as both input and output on mobile devices.

[OliverGonzalezLeon]

The problem is basically that the operating system of your mobile phone or your tablet does not support having two different audio sources.

When you plug iRig Pro Duo to your mobile, it recognizes it as the soundcard and disables any other device like speakers, Bluetooth as audio output, etc.

What you can do is connect a wireless headphone system to the headphone out of your iRig Pro Duo and then you can play with wireless headphones.

[CoccoScrauso]

I'm going to buy a Bluetooth Transmitter (and Receiver) to attach it on the headphones port. I hope it will work. Any suggestions?

https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B0829R ... 3L7P5DTA5C

[Peter_IK]

I'm going to buy a Bluetooth Transmitter (and Receiver) to attach it on the headphones port. I hope it will work. Any suggestions?

https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B0829R ... 3L7P5DTA5C

That is still going to have a delay even if it did work (but our apps, and most realtime audio performance apps) will not transmit your audio over Bluetooth because of said delay. It degrades your ability to play and monitor your playing with this delay and is not worth not having wires when you are trying to play or record with realtime monitoring.