Will this mic work with an iPad 3?
823019
It's a mono 1/4 inch jack and comes with a 3.5mm adapter. So yes but you would need to duplicate the audio to the right channel when editing.
1814387
There are really no settings to control the microphone or methods of selecting the audio source. I haven't tried it but don't believe it would work on an iPad.
1238492
It did not work for my iPad 3. I don't know. You can try and if it does not work return it.
752994
Yes it works perfectly fine. With iPods iPad laptop cellphone wireless mic.......
695715
If you can get an output, preferably not too hot, to the XLR in of the iRig, it'll work although you should be able to find a cord that goes RCA to the iPad phone jack. All the iRig adds is the ability to monitor with headphones (which you should need) and control the input gain.
1893764
I don't believe it has an interface or cable that will allow it to work with iPads. You can hook it directly to a computer using the included interface or you can run normal 1/4 inch cables out to any existing audio interface (such as the PreSonus AudioBox or any M-Audio interface, etc). Or you can plug headphones into it directly and use it for practicing -- it really shines for that use. Now that I think about it, you might be able to use the quarter-inch cable method to hook it into an iPad interface, perhaps like iRig? But I never tried it.
2019856
yes it will work for all 3 even the mic for iphone. You don't need any attachments on it.
588987
In the video (last "photo" box) he specifically shows how to hook this mic up to an ipad and talks about how the ipad port produces enough juice to power the mic. At least with that iOS device this mic works. Maybe an iphone wont be able to power it up, but the video does not answer that one.
1690150
Using Apple's Camera Connexion Kit for iPad ($26.99), I had no trouble connecting this microphone to my iPad. For your IPad mini, i believe you will need the Apple Lightning to USB Camera Adapter (MD821ZM/A) ($29). HOWEVER, you should know that the microphone itself does not have a gain adjustment knob, so all the gain adjustment (matching the microphone sensitivity to how loud what you are recording is) must be done in the recording software you are using on the iPad. Many, but not all of the recording apps offer a gain adjustment control (Garage band does), and adjusting the gain in software is not always convenient. Some apps won't let you adjust the gain once you started recording. . . Practically speaking, if this is to record speech, it's a non-issue. On the other hand, if you are recording music (particularly loud music) you may want a "real" gain control knob. As far as I know, the only two microphones that have a gain knob AND work with iPads are the Spark Digital by Blue Microphones, and the Mic by Apogee; they are both $200 microphones. Hope that helps
1794805
I noticed that there are two models of this mic. One has a lightning connector that works with iPhone and iPad. I've used it on a second generation iPad mini, via garage band, and it worked fine.
773469
Works great with my iPad 3. Its a universal midi controller, so no drivers required.
1932471
Sorry, I have outdated equipment: iPad 2 and iPhone 4. The microphone works very well with what I have, so I would imagine that it would work equally as well with the iPad Air.
1207801
That's how I use it on both my iphone and ipad. You just can't hear the mic live through the headphones while recording. It works great.
113804
Yes it does, no problem on iPad 3. I used it as a speaker & it works beautifully. I am going to try it on my new iPad Air in a few days time to see if it does connect.
1135573
Yes, I use it with my iPAD3, but it should work with any iPad including the new iPAD Air. It is counter-intuitive but this device was intended to be clipped to the iPAD so that it's main body is behind the iPad. I've tried it both ways and to me it really does sound better with it hung over the back.
734501
You'll need something like this. Sescom iPhone/iPod/iPad 3.5mm TRRS to 3.5mm Mic Jack & 3.5mm Monitor Jack, 1'The reviews seem a little sketchy, but that's the kind of equipment you'd be looking at. If you're looking to do some serious recording, you should go this route Rode iXY Recording Microphone for iPhone/iPad or buy a mic that is specifically designed for iOS devices.
458467
This uses a standard headphone jack-- so yes, if your iPad has a headphone jack then this will work.