USB Audio Interface，MeloAudio TS MINI compact Instrument/Microphone Audio Interface for iPhone, iPad，Android Devices, Mac and PC

UPDATE: It’s Tuesday, November 5 and the Lightning adapter they offered just arrived. I think they offered it Thursday or Friday and given the weekend it appears that they sent it quickly. Still, it really would be best if this came in the box. Perhaps it’s just a logistical issue on which they are working and will have sorted soon. I don’t know. Either way, it’s a nice Y-adapter that allows me to run both the interface AND a separate Lightning cable for charging into the iPad, which is important since the interface gets its power from the tablet/phone/etc.Will this adapter last? We’ll see. In my experience aftermarket “Apple” cables can be very hit or miss and even some of the good ones can give out after awhile. I have the official Apple adapter so I’m comfortable keeping both with me. If this generic one is all you have, you may want to consider a back-up if you’re gigging.Overall, I’m still working out the finer points but I’ve got Bias FX running smoothly on my iPad. It really is amazing what’s possible today for musicians and performers who are willing to let go of traditions. Grab your instrument or mic, a phone or tablet, and this interface and you can plug into any PA system and be ready to gig with dozens (hundreds?) of apps, effects, etc. Yup, all potentially “carry-on” friendly depending on your instrument. :)Anyways, my original review is below.[ORIGINAL] A simple, effective way to get your guitar into your iDevice! Packaged nicely, the unit is lightweight, but solid and premium feeling. Does what it's supposed to do. One thing to note is that, as of October 31, 2019, the item comes packaged with a USB cable (A to B). Shortly after placing my order I received a message from the company saying they would like to send me a new cable if I would allow them to. I assume this will be a new lightning adapter but will try to update this when it arrives. Obviously, for people who do not already have the lightning adapter, this might be frustrating, but I appreciate they are going to the lengths they are to send one for "free."Assuming I'm correct and they are sending the lightning adapter, this means that with one single purchase you can get your guitar, etc. into your iDevice. Many other options require you to purchase the interface, the adapter (Camera Kit from Apple), and perhaps a mobile power supply if you want to be wireless on the road.The unit itself is smaller length and widthwise than my iPhone 8 Plus and will be easy to throw in a backpack or gig bag.Overall, very happy to have found this. Again, I will try to update if anything changes. Thanks!

I'm sure this is probably a great product for Mac users, but I spent days trying to find an ASIO driver that would work with Windows 7 Pro. Why doesn't the Melo Audio website have drivers to download for Windows? They're clear in their description that Windows users will need one. ASIO4all, and other ASIO drivers I tried, would not work. I found the Melo Audio customer support really lacking. Their website is all about selling you more stuff, not fixing your problem. So I returned the TS Mini and bought a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. The software for it installed right away and worked. Focusrite knows how to do support. They have a special driver for Windows. Melo Audio needs to do this too if they're going to claim their product works with Windows.

I got this device so I did not have to go through the line in on my pc for recording with a yamaha mixer I have (the main purpose of the mixer is for voice over levels when I occasionally stream). The TS Mini has given me so much more than that though. It may not be "plug and play" for Windows, but no audio interface is. There is a google drive link for the driver for it, but I honestly don't know why it isn't hosted on the website. That plus the button for which channel of the direct input you want to listen to could have had an extra led or a multicolored led that changed colors depending on which channel is selected are the only reasons for this not being 5 stars. A nearly perfect product that does its job and does it well.Also, for iOS users, I was sent a Y-Cable from MeloAudio to connect to my iPhone. It was sent in another package that arrived a couple of days later (not something I ordered or paid for, nor had I asked for it). Hopefully this is something they are adding to every order but I do not have confirmation on this yet.

The TS Mini is by far the best value on the market. The interface is ninja silent and ultra stable, I've never had any glitching or freeze ups, and I can switch between multiple sources(DAW, computer, internet etc.) without issue. Even better is Meloaudio's warranty service; they definitely stand behind their products. Couldn't be happier with this little unit.

First off I had to go on a half a day hunt for the proper drivers , then it would not drive my dynamic mic i had to use a mic preamp in some cases, I ended up getting a focus rite Scarlett 2i2 its heads and tails above in sound quality and driver support,i never did try it with a mobile device ,but i have heard good things about it in those applications ,however i don't recommend it for PC use

This device works fine with windows, once you install the proper ASIO driver, but it’s NOT compatible with an iPad Pro Gen 3, or 4It will actually come online, but since the hardware does not understand the IOS audio ‘out’ no daw or software will work with it. You just get silence.. we use many different audio interfaces, including the iRig DUO Pro’s etc, this is the first one we have ever experienced an issue with..

I like that is a small, durable interface for my guitar to Mac, iPhone, and iPad. The sound quality is very good. It’s easy to use. I had an initial problem getting it set up for Garage Band, but the customer support was great and helped me out quickly.

The mini is good except, for a key thing that is not included for some strange and extremely frustrating reason. There is no usb to iPhone cable supplied and apparently this device requires a unique one so that it can work properly with iPhone apps. Why on earth would you not ship it with the device when one of your key selling points is that it connects to iOS devices? I would pass on this thing. Too much hassle.