What I am trying to is plug this mic to my iPhone 5s and record some video would it recor the audio while recording video so it comes all together?
600012
No, I just tried it. As soon as the iPhone camera starts recording it stops the recording in the Rode app. You need to shoot your video on a separate device.
600013
I shot video with another device and recorded voice-over narration for one part of a video as well as another scene with dialogue while shooting with a separate camera. It was easy to edit the voice track into the video.
600014
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G6V2QX4aL08&list;=PLZXQp_XoNBBPk_FaAqo6jG8vA2uAwvOzzThis is a good video showing some best practices. Yes, you can use the phone with the mic attached.
956488
I use it with a 3rd gen iPod Touch with iOS5 and works fine. The mic was designed for older iOS devices where as the redesigned Mikey will not work on older iPhones and Touches. Could be a change in pin configuration. I would spring for the newer Mikey.
1847916
I can't find any way to do that. It seems to be set up to only record audio while recording video.
1678991
I am confident it will be better than the cellphone mic. I have been very happy with this mic. I record a lot of presentations in pretty large rooms with great success. I initially bought it when I had an iPhone 4. It did not work quite as well with the iPhone 5 but it works great with my Samsung Note 3. For the price it would be worth a try.
1433356
It should, but I have to admit, I returned mine: the improvement over the built in mic on my iPhone were negligible. Maybe I received a bad unit, but this product was no bueno. Check out the Zoom iQ5 - now THAT is a serious improvement over built in mic and will get you excellent live band recordings.
103517
It should just pull out the mic slot, you can try to youtube it. I know some of the reviewers show pulling out the mic.
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..
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.
463252
Yes. It allows for the connection of a superior mic with an XLR connection while shooting videos with the phone. If you're using Garageband on your phone then the answer is yes to that as well. If on your Mac then this probably isn't what you need as it is designed to work with the unique iPhone connection. For a Mac an external device is superior such as the Focusrite line of pre-amps.
866044
Yes. I have a iphone 5s. I use this sensor with a bluetooth headset. But during bluetooth connection with headset, my iphone lost its signal from the sensor sometimes. The duration was very short and there was no problem of recording
100161
Practically, yes. It will reach your subject from there, and even farther - the cord is very long. I don't know anything about the iPhone 5 though, so I can't say that it will work properly with that particular piece of tech. If you have previously recorded through the headphone jack, that it will work fine. The jack is just a standard stereo mini plug, or 1/8" stereo plug.
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).
249828
I'm not exactly sure what the question is asking, but you CAN plug it into your iPhone/iPod/iPad and use that microphone instead of the built in microphone. I've done this several times.
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.
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
1254961
Yes, it will work fine for this. Remember that MiC is a USB condenser microphone with a cardioid pickup pattern. So when I record conversations I don't put the MiC in the middle of the table. Instead, place it at the side of the table where nobody is behind the microphone. The sound quality is excellent when recorded on iPad or iPhone.
543010
Maybe what you need is a mixer to balance the volume of all the different mics and then record from the mixer. Sorry I can't help you further!