IK Multimedia iRig Stream stereo audio interface for iPhone, iPad, Mac, iOS and PC with USB-C, Lightning and USB for 24-bit, 48 kHz recording from mixers and studio gear

So the mixer is what mixes your live vocals with your background track so you can hear your voice in realtime w the backing track in headphones. So you’ll need a mixer if that is your goal. I may be wrong but the interface makes the output more compatible to your phone for recording (I tried to directly output my mix to my phone and it was horrible quality). So the audio interface I got should make the final product cleaner when it reaches your phone or whatever device you’re recording on. I will say take my recs with a grain of salt bc I literally just set it up yesterday and haven’t set up the interface yet. So far the mixer and everything else work very well, I hear my voice in realtime with the backing track and the audio is very clear. This is what I bought:Mic- https://a.co/d/0e4uEgl6Mixer- https://a.co/d/0dNUIMydAudio interface- https://a.co/d/00tqlwljHeadphones- https://a.co/d/075ui9GIXLR to XLR cable (for mic)Dual 6.5 jack to 3.5 jack ( for connecting background music)Dual 6.5 mm jack to rca cable (for irig) *Do your research first! I opted for more budget options but made sure they still had lots of good reviews. I’m sure there is better, more recommended equipment out there at a higher price point*

Skip the mic. For Beatport streaming, capture the FLX4 RCA master out instead. The IK Multimedia iRig Stream is the simpler interface path, though you may need RCA splitters if those outputs already feed your monitors.