Can this be used with a Sennheiser E835 on an iPhone 5 to record videos? I really want excellent audio...
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I have only used it with audio recording programs. In theory, it should work, but I wil want to see other responses.
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I use my TASCAM iXZ with an iPhone 5 and an iPad mini. I have not used that particular mic before. The unit will handle mikes with XLR connection, and also can provide phantom power if you need that. It should work out for you just fine. ( Several years back when I was working in radio during and after college I used some Sennheisers and those were great mics! )
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The question is what is your plug... it has a 3 point microphone standard... and 1/4" jack in one plus you can find an adapter that fits into the 3 point so you can do mini jacks... it also has phantom power... so, I don't think it is a problem. The only problem I have experienced with it is that you cannot "listen in the ear phone" when you are recording which is a feature I really wanted for video as well... it isn't 100% the kind of device you would hope for.
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Yes - you need to use a recording app with high quality recording settings and If you want to hear what's happening on your headphones the app has to have a monitoring option built in as well. I use Fire 2, but I don't think that's in the App Store anymore so look for the best recording program available.
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James,Absolutely, it works perfect with iphone 5 and/or iPad. The quality of the sound and Noise Cancelling feature is excellent. Note.- If you have a Windows 8 laptop it will have a lot of pairing problems (pls check my review).
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The audio adapter cable works with any recorder (audio or video), with the 3.5mm input jack. It is impedance matched for iPad/iPhone, but we used it successfully getting a hand held microphone (Shure SM-58) into a Samsung WiFi camera, in our application - where we were recording video testimonials for upload.
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It will work. You could either use a USB to lightning charge cable or a 30-pin to USB, but only with Apple's lightning to 30-pin adapter. The other ones currently are not providing a DAC to convert the digital audio from the iphone 5's lightning port to analog. They will charge only.
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Yes, you should have no trouble. It uses the 30 pin connector but I used Apple's adapter and use my iPhone 5 with no problem. PS. no video, just audio. Ps, I have used mine for 3-4 years and it has been great. You can switch songs and pause / play from the unit. I even bought another one as the cable in mine is going bad. Too much use. LOLHope this helps
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No. It can NOT directly connect to an iPhone. The jacks are the same diameter and it will physically fit but but iPhones use a TRRS plug this mic has a "normal" TRS. You can buy adaptors. Ignore the comment here about "XLR". This mic is not an XLR mic.
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try one in the audio and one in the video. Sennheiser, you should be able to answer this question. Or, ask a local tech person.
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I've tested it with iPhone 4s as well as iPhone 5s (with 30-pin to Lightning adapter), and will record stereo input with the camera app. Both phones were running iOS 7.0.3.
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You'll need something like this. http://www.amazon.com/Sescom-iPhone-iPod-3-5mm-Monitor/dp/B007IDJ3ZU 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 http://www.amazon.com/Rode-Recording-Microphone-iPhone-iPad/dp/B00B41JIY8 or buy a mic that is specifically designed for iOS devices.
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I don't know. I purchased this microphone, plugged it into my iPhone, and tried recording. I could not tell any difference from recording with the internal microphone. But then the real problem: when I attempted to pull out the microphone the outer housing pulled off the plug and the wire attached. It took some work to remove the plug from the socket on the phone. I also tried the iRig microphone. I can't see that it does anything either. I've tried them on my iPhone 5 and on an iPad 3 and 4.
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I own the gopro hero 3 but have never had occasion to use a mic with it. The one that comes with it is pretty clear to me. I do own the sennheiser your talking about and it is a phantom power mic when I'm using it. Therefore, to me it wouldn't work because the gopro really should use a dynamic mic it its to work without the preamp.
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Probably not. This mix is designed for close-up use, eg: handheld or on a stand by a singer a few inches away. Also this uses an XLR-type connector, you would need a bulky adaptor to plug into the little 1/8" jack of the camera. You would be better off with something like a Rode VideoMic, Audio Technica PRO24cm, or Sennheiser MKE400. They are all "shotgun" style mics so they'll have a tightly directional pickup pattern, they're engineered to sound great from several feet distance, and all three have a hot-shoe mount, super convenient! The Audio Technica is the cheapest and still sounds great, it's a steal. The Rode is a bit more but sounds even better. The Sennheiser is twice the price and as much as I like Sennheiser products in general frankly I don't think it sounds twice as good but it is very compact and solidly built. Those might be important considerations if weight bulk or conditions are a factor. Hope this helps!
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you can't directly but I used it with a Griffin iMic device and it works great. I'd also suggest a good audio editing software program to get the full benefit of this preamp. I've used it with both inexpensive mics and professional quality mics and it makes both sound great with some tweaking. You'll need a good audio editing tools to get the most out of it.
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It wont work with an iPhone. Apple uses some proprietary stuff that only allows licensed and approved mics to work with them. Besides, you would need 2 3.5mm ports which the iphone does not have.
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I could not say definitely as I have the Beyerdynamic Headphones this is made for. But the connector at the top of the mic is a standard stereo plug like the standard cable that came with the headset. AKA not an iPhone headphone that has the extra segment for Microphone etc just a standard looking stereo patch cable. So I am guessing the headset plug at the top of the mic is just a pass through. So I bet it would work as long as the plastic didn't get in the way it would work. On the standard audio cable I have read as long as you can get around the notch on the headphones you can use other stereo patch cables with my headset the plug on these is round with a notch on the inside side. I could not say definitely as I have the Beyerdynamic Headphones this is made for. But the connector at the top of the mic is a standard stereo plug like the standard cable that came with the headset. AKA not an iPhone headphone that has the extra segment for Microphone etc just a standard looking stereo patch cable. So I am guessing the headset plug at the top of the mic is just a pass through. So I bet it would work as long as the plastic didn't get in the way it would work. On the standard audio cable I have read as long as you can get around the notch on the headphones you can use other... » Read More I could not say definitely as I have the Beyerdynamic Headphones this is made for. But the connector at the top of the mic is a standard stereo plug like the standard cable that came with the headset. AKA not an iPhone headphone that has the extra segment for Microphone etc just a standard looking stereo patch cable. So I am guessing the headset plug at the top of the mic is just a pass through. So I bet it would work as long as the plastic didn't get in the way it would work. On the standard audio cable I have read as long as you can get around the notch on the headphones you can use other stereo patch cables with my headset the plug on these is round with a notch on the inside side. « Show Less
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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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It can work with an adapter. The plug on this mic is 3 conductor (a.k.a. 3 position) whereas the iPhone needs a 4 conductor input to receive sound. The adapter for this particular mic also needs to send power through to the mic. The iPhone will provide power but not all adapters will send that "plug-in power". This adapter should work:Azden i-Coustics TRRS Mic/Headphone Adapter for Smartphones & Tablets HX-MI