The microphone went out on my iPad. Can I use this instead of the built in microphone?
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It depends. If it is just the microphone in the iPad, yes. If it is the electronics inside the iPad, no. You may want to check the return policy of the seller in case it doesn't work. (Keep in mind, you will also need a microphone and XLR type cord to plug into the iRig Pre unit-it is an interface to plug a microphone into your iPad, doesn't include the mic and cable).
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.
1433357
In my case, I didn't really notice a difference between this mic and the one built in the Ipad. I wouldn't spend the money.
2054734
Yes it has both a plug for a mic and one for input in. I don't have my ipad close so i cannot tell you what cord you need to do this. What you have to remember is the only people that will here the game will be people that have a FM radio.
1149681
We have not connected a microphone, but this cable simply makes three iPad headphone ports where there was just one. It does NOT split out the left audio, right audio & microphone, just duplicates them. You maybe able to modify the cord to make one female jack with wire connected to mic only, and with its stereo audio not connected to anything. This could allow other jacks to be used for headset
1949132
I not really sure about what you are asking... What do you need the iPad with this kind of wireless mic?
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.
2025472
Yes, provided your software allows an external microphone...but even though the mic contains its own battery, it is not sensitive enough to record conversations at a distance (without gain applied by software or another piece of hardware). It will also require an adapter since this mic's connector is a TRS, while apple requires a TRRS...simply plugging this mic into the iPad will yield nothing (some microphones are made to address this connector difference and will work with iPad without an adapter). You will need an adapter such as the mCAM Mic Adapter, which will convert the iPad's 1/8" connection into two separate 1/8" jacks - one for headphones and one for microphone. This also allows for monitoring of the recording as it is happening.
2083366
if your i pad takes standard regular headphones it should work , but the voice part probably would not becasue it needs a seperate microphone jack like computers have
1690151
The mic has a standard USB connector. If a mini doesn't have a standard connector, you'd need an adaptor. Not sure about ipad software drivers . . .
606329
As these are condenser mics powered by the Iphone connector [30 pin or lightning depending on your devise] I don't believe you can use them with any other device w/o some serious interface converter between them. You could, however, use your iphone/pad as that interface with a proper 1/8" to 1/4" connecting cable, between your head phone out and other device input.
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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.
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Well I no but you could get a mic for your I phone if you take think link you could see what I am talking about http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNCuQricWOA
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I don't now if you can get pre made adapters for it.i don't remember if it is strictly microphone type input or if it has 1/4 in inputs.. if it has 1/4 in inputs you can more than likely get adapters for it... good luck
1697225
I don't have an iPad, but I would presume that you cannot use the microphone portion of it with one. Most tablets only have a headphone jack. You could probably use it as headphones, though.
1979283
I can't answer that as I haven't tried it. There is an app called "Dragon Remote Microphone" which might fill your need. There is also an app called "Dragon Mobile Assistant." Again, haven't used it. Not on my list of things to do. Good luck.
2189150
I believe all you need is a microphone port on your device. Do remember that this mic only works with one unit...buying two and trying to record two sources renders one of them useless (cancels the other out).