Can this microphone be used with an iPad by plugging it into the USB camera connector kit for iPad? (I tested AT-2020, which works well with iPad!)
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Use the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hubConnecting the mic to the iPad is relatively easy but involves having to have a couple more pieces of equipment, namely the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub, to make it all work together nicely.
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Use the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub Connecting the mic to the iPad is relatively easy but involves having to have a couple more pieces of equipment, namely the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub, to make it all work together nicely.
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I do not have experience connecting it to an iPad, but I would assume that iOS would recognize it the same as the AT. I have currently only connected it to a MacBook Pro and a PC; the Mac did not require any driver downloads.
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Sorry, I returned my Yeti Pro for a refund and never tested that capability.
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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.
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That's how I use it on both my iphone and ipad. You just can't hear the mic live through the headphones while recording. It works great.
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Yes, I own the iPad and it works great with it. Should do the exact same thing for iPhone. It's just a splitter, nothing more so whatever you plug into it will determine its volumn and mechanics (ie: pause/play or mic). I like this splitter cuz it has less chance of a wire being broken like on the other wired splitters.
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It works very well with my iPad 2. I have used it with my iPad and my Macbook Pro laptop. For the latter you have to plug it into the earphone jack rather than the microphone jack. For the iPad you just plug it into the headphone/microphone port as you would expect.
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YES, this works with an iPad. You need the Camera Connection Kit so the iPad can accept USB connections. You also need a powered USB hub so the MixTrack can draw enough juice to turn itself on. After that, and MIDI controller software on the iPad will see it as a valid device. Some apps like djay 2 even fully support the MixTrack line of devices without any configuration.
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Yes, the extension has a contact for the headphone and microphone. So if you have a microphone that now works on the iPad, it will work with the adapter.
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It will not work with an ipad by itself, but as i did, you can buy an omtp to ctia adapter and then it will work. I am not sure about the mic or the buttons but everything works on my htc one x. The adapter is available on amazon..http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009HW15UG/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1383403566&sr;=8-1π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
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I am not sure if you can or not. I'm sure it would work if the plug would work in the headphone plug. I can't imagine it not working if the size is right. Figure if the size of ipad head phone plug is the same size as the one you would use on a pc then it will work. I used mine off a pc and headphone plug was what I used it on. Hope that helps...
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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.
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DON'T SPEND ANY MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT!!!GEMINI OR GEMSOUND MAKE DECENT ENTRY LEVEL MIC'S. There are specific mic's or adapters for ipads and tvs. Just look on amazon.
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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~
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No, the mini has a lightning connector and the iRig is a 30 pin connector. What you could do is get a 30 pin to Lightning adaptor/cable. I actually use 2 Cable Jive extension cables to run between my iPad (1st gen) on the mic stand and the iRig, which I locate on my bass amp. This keeps the iRig in a safe place. The point is that the iRig works fine with a cable between it and the iPad, and I think a converter cable would also work for you.
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This model will not work on the iPad Air or the 5 series phone. The reason being it needs the 30 pin connector to plug into. I use mine on the iPhone 4S and it is a fantastic mic. You can get true professional field recordings with it. The good news for you iPhone 5S and iPad Air owners is that Rhodes does make a model for you now. It's slowly been hitting some pro audio sales sites or just go to Rhodes website.
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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..
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Maurice, First I would go to the Cambridge Audio website & email their tech support for an accurate answer. I purchased the unit in the States so I'd feel more comfortable if you check with the actual Manufacturer rather than a consumer. Second (and more importantly), this unit is not reliable with an iPad. It is a fault with the unit, as I replaced the D100 3 times with the same result. I probably also checked it with an iPod, but do not recall if I had the same issue. My focus was on the iPad. Additionally, the unit is already out dated and there are other compatible interfaces that connect for "digital" audio." Good luck.
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It will not work on my iPad. I receive the message "Cannot use device - The connected USB device is not supported". I tried with my tried to connect with my iPad Camera Connection Kit, which accepts the USB connection. I do like the keypad however for my MAC. It works better than the Apple product which I bought and only last 3 months.