How to get guitar effects from your Android phone-(Deplike Guitar FX mobile app)

If you wanna practice in private without being too loud, you can build a setup similar to this.
I used Genius SP-HF208 speakers and it sounds like this captured with an old iPhone in my room.
In my next video I will experiment recording these tiny speakers using a dynamic microphone and audio interface.
App I am using on Android is called Deplike
I have PREMIUM account and in my next video you can see what you get with premium, how it sounds with guitar plugged in and how you can connect your instrument to this app on Android using different connection methods.
Hope this helped someone 🤘
Link to App in this video : get.deplike.com/VD6QQUiecdb
#androidguitareffects #connectguitartophone #deplike

[@kshitiz786]

Can i use 3.5 mm splitter to mic and output the connect output in guitar mic in guitar and 3.5 mm in mobile
It work i don't find irig in my area

[@forosasmrs7131]

Is there a way your can record the output that comes out from the phone without any fancy adapters? struggling to find a way, or is there a way you can connect your phone to a laptop and use audacity to record it. I dont have a deplike for windows license, trying to keep in on a cheap lol but i do have it on my phone as a full version since they had the promotion.

[@fabianarango7596]

Did ya tried recording the internal audio of the phone?

[@vksolanki]

Nice. There should be a noise gate at the very top left of Deplike. Does it not work for you?

[@crven_zaples]

It does its purpose actually, I was getting a slight noise from my guitar cable so I wanted to test it with an actual pedal. iOS version has a Noise Gate pedal and not a slider like Android, that way I can move it on my pedalboard just like I would in a real chain. For example after the fuzz pedal and such.

[@tristan_840]

Can I use the IRig on Android?

[@crven_zaples]

Yeah, you can use both iRig and UM2 Behringer audio card