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The UR2 MkII can be used to record audio directly to an iPhone or iPad. At the back of the interface is a power switch selector. When recording with an iDevice, you’ll have to move the power switch to the micro-USB connector. You’ll need a suitable power supply and a Lighting to USB connector for the latest iDevices to make this setup work though. See More
You won’t be able to hook up a lot of devices with this interface. Aside from the 2 main inputs and headphone out at the front, you only get RCA outputs at the back. This limits the number of devices that you can connect to the 2i2. Also, the RCA outputs won’t be able to deliver optimal signal clarity, and may require that you use adapters for compatibility with many studio output devices which tend to use a 6.3mm connection. See More
You won’t experience latency when recording vocals or instruments. The 2i2 has a zero-latency monitoring feature that will allow you to hear your recording off your headphones as your record. This’ll make it much easier for you to identify any recording errors as soon as they happen. See More
You’ll be able to connect this interface with an iPad or iPhone, so you can use this as part of your portable recording rig. You can connect a Lighting to USB cable to the Mfi port, so you won't have to deal with converters. You’ll still need to provide power to the interface’s USB power port though, either by using a USB power brick or a power bank. See More
The audio recordings that you can get with this interface should sound great. The pre-amps are of great quality and are not only capable of delivering distortion-free recordings, but are also able to preserve the natural decay and width of the sound. Your voice recordings should sound natural and full without any hiss or audio artifacts. See More