Can it be used as a microphone; i.e. plugged into an iPad to record sounds?
1000387
Somewhat yes but mostly no. You could certainly record the signal output by the Batseeker, but the distortion introduced by its frequency-division electronics precludes its use as a sound-reproduction microphone.
1000388
That is possible, though I haven't tried it yet. You will need the proper adapter to go from the batseeker to your iphone/ipad. Or you could plug it into a microphone jack on a stereo and use the iPads built in microphone to record what you hear.
1000389
Yes it can, as I have done this myself. You will need a male to male headphone cable for the connection.
236448
Yes, I use mine with an iPad. You need an adaptor, the iPad camera adaptor, about 30 bucks, to use the mixers' USB port. It works well, enjoy!
1979552
Yes. I used it to record a sound byte in a small chest each time it was opened. I played the sound from my phone and recorded it using the microphone. You could also record your voice.
1145481
Yes you can. You just need the right cable. Remember that you will need a xlr to 3.5mm cable or an 1/4" (6.35mm) to 3.5mm cable. I connect my iPad and iPhone to it on a regular basis. I have both cables and prefer the xlr to 3.5mm as it has no "noise" when plugged in. Cable link:Hosa XVM-110M Right Angle 3.5mm TRS to XLR3M 10 Ft
393963
Yes, this can be used with an iPad which is something I often do for better sound. If yours is a Bluetooth, go to settings and search for BLUETOOTH. Otherwise, just plug it into the iPad.
1337152
Not really. This microphone needs phantom power, so you need an interface on the other end that can provide power to the microphone.
813951
Unfortunately, it has to be on the iPad. I could have sware once I plugged the power in it would be fine, but nope...Pretty big bummer IMOP. I did look at the Scarlett and that one appears to be basically the same thing except not marketed towards apple. The scarlett looks to be more PC / USB built, but as far as the "having to be plugged into a recording device before outputting any sound" is concerned?? May be the same way, not sure.
302265
Yes, but i haven't used the mic.So i don't know how work the mic.I have used for hear music only in iPod or iPad.
1694961
I'm have not tried it on an IPAD but a mike is a mike so if you have an 1/8 inch stereo mike input on the IPad then it should work~
1445948
I suppose it could, but I think a regular microphone would serve better. This device could easily over modulate the recorders circuit, making a horrible recording. It does not enhance the available sound more than any properly adjusted microphone. You would need something more on the order of a parabolic or directional mic for that.
436780
If the iPad Air has the traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack (which I assume it does) then certainly yes. And these sound phenomenal for just about any audio function, be it movies, music, recording, etc.
2115985
As far as I know, yes, I use it to record with a Samson USB mic through Garageband. You might have a power draw issue where you'll need to use a powered USB hub for the mic, but that isn't always the case.
1308736
You can use it in the laptop port, is very versatile. No batteries required for use. Only if you need phantom power to a dynamic mic. It is small and turns your ipad into a portable studio.
1933200
I plug it into the mic jack on my computer and record using software like Audacity. I presume you could plug it into any recording device with a microphone jack.
922016
Yes you can. I use the xlr from the pa to the mic input for my in ear monitors. And then I use the monitor in for my iPad or computer.
175695
The output plug is USB so it will need this input. As long as you have a sound module software on your iPad, I think it should work.
819356
Yes, it appears as a USB sound device, just select that as the input in your recording software.