Is there a way to use the recorder with my iPhone while wearing a plug-in headset?
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I don't know. However, since the headset and the Esonic plug into the same port on the iPhone, I doubt it unless somebody makes a "port-multiplier" adapter, or the headsets come with an "extension" port for the Esonic. . .
2170624
I haven't tried it in that way (phone calls). My experience with the product has been a challenge. I purchased it to record video interviews and it recorded, but the feed for the headphones didn't seem to work. Sorry I don't have an answer for you.
646299
You should be able to, but you'll have to buy a 3.5mm headphone/microphone splitter. iPad devices use the hybrid jack (I forget the proper name) and will not recognize microphones unless you use a splitter. This will also allow you to use headphones at the same time for monitoring the audio, if your recording app supports that.
1685353
Nope. No recording.You can only install a few gigs of mp3s on it. Or play files from an ipod or memstick.no the new iphone does not work on it.Wish it was rechargeable because goes through lots of batteries
1992800
I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of that. I hope this information helps you. I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of... » Read More I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of that. I hope this information helps you. « Show Less
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I tried using the iPod dock on my iPhone & the actual phone mic still picked up background noise. I'm sure if you sync the vinyl to your computer using iTunes you'll be able to use a iPhone. It's a great player keep it in mind.
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No, you must he actually using the Mynah in hand to your ear physically when recording and using it as your phone. I thought of this as a drawback when purchasing but for so little calls I record it wasn't in the least a hinderance. You may want to see if the conpany has an earbud you can talk through and listen and record same time.
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We were able to plug it into an Iphone and get it to work. It doesn't have the best quality though. You may be better off just using whatever recording system is on your device.
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I'm sorry, I don't have an iphone but indications are that you can. Here's what Amazon says about the TDK Life On Record: "Multiple input options--USB, 3.5-millimeter, and auxiliary ports--let you connect a wide variety of music sources, including an iPod, iPhone, smartphone, USB flash drive, and external hard drive. You can also plug in a guitar or microphone to add yourself to the mix."We primarily use the 3.5mm input for our mp3 players. Good luck, if you choose to buy it I don't think you'll be disappointed. We absolutely love ours! We mostly listen to Christian Hip Hop and Rap and it ROCKS! We also like to plug in a microphone and sing along karaoke style. I'm sorry, I don't have an iphone but indications are that you can. Here's what Amazon says about the TDK Life On Record: "Multiple input options--USB, 3.5-millimeter, and auxiliary ports--let you connect a wide variety of music sources, including an iPod, iPhone, smartphone, USB flash drive, and external hard drive. You can also plug in a guitar or microphone to add yourself to the mix."We primarily use the 3.5mm input for our mp3 players. Good luck, if you choose to buy it I don't think you'll be disappointed. We absolutely love ours! We mostly listen to... » Read More I'm sorry, I don't have an iphone but indications are that you can. Here's what Amazon says about the TDK Life On Record: "Multiple input options--USB, 3.5-millimeter, and auxiliary ports--let you connect a wide variety of music sources, including an iPod, iPhone, smartphone, USB flash drive, and external hard drive. You can also plug in a guitar or microphone to add yourself to the mix."We primarily use the 3.5mm input for our mp3 players. Good luck, if you choose to buy it I don't think you'll be disappointed. We absolutely love ours! We mostly listen to Christian Hip Hop and Rap and it ROCKS! We also like to plug in a microphone and sing along karaoke style. « Show Less
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Hello, yes, you can do that, you can conect the plug 3.5 from the device to a computer, even you can record from this audio using the interface as that, an interface, well, if you don want to record to an app, which is the purpose of the device.If you want connect the plug to use speakers you can do it too, but take care for feedback.
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This was a great microphone for that. Unfortunately for me the plug end which snaps into the iphone fell apart in about a month of use and although Edutige support answered quickly, things died and I never received the RMA to replace. If you buy, I believe you will be happy with the experience, especially if it stays together. Good luck.
2264747
i really don't know -all i can say is the input to the phone is just a generic stereo mini-jack that would fit the earphone plug of any smartphone. There is no iphone specific software or interface, so my guess is it would work with any phone that can record from its headphone jack, but you will have to try it to find out.
810324
You would have to hook up the output or headphones to whatever device you want to record on but there is no internal recording functions.
2008852
On the iPad I use Recorder Plus HD; on the iPhone 6 I use Recorder Plus Pro. Here's a vid reviewing the iPhone version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcjPV5zcxZ8&ab;_channel=MikePhoneJunkie
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Would like to know this as well. Can I plug my iPhone headset with mic in to this?
2134208
well if you did you should probably ensure that the microphone with the 3.5mm phone plug is an electric condenser mic with it own power to ensure you have a strong enough signal for recording. Technically you can send a line level signal from a mixer board to the line input for recording digitally, but I have not done that myself to know the quality of the recorded sound. I suppose it will only be as good as the quality of your microphone or your line level signal from the mixer board.
550755
This microphone support ipad/iphone and PC. You need to ensure you are in the headset mode with Amber/Blue flash light alternatively for the pairing. Just press and hold the on/off button, you will see the mode changing with different light indication. However, you need to ensure your apps support Bluetooth Microphone. For the voice recording apps, you can try "Voice Recorder HD", "Audio memos" and others.. you can find from Apps store. For voice capture on video recording, it is not easy to find these apps. Maybe, Apple can explain the reason on this so far..