Will this work as an adapter for recording audio from an Azden WR Pro to an iPhone?
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No this would not do the job. Only itunes can be used to load music onto an iPhone. Copy disk using laptop and load music into your iTunes Library, and then use Sync Device. Google "How to copy music to iPhone" for 3 best ways to move music to iPhone.
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No guarantee - you'll have to look into the specifics of those two devices. I use it successfully with an iPod Shuffle, both with the charging/data-transfer path which required all 4 conduction paths (T,R,R,andS), and with regular earbuds which uses only 3 paths (several varieties, all T,R,S). I researched the devices on technical forums, getting the specifics from manufacturer specs and hackers' projects descriptions.
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No guarantee - you'll have to look into the specifics of those two devices.I use it successfully with an iPod Shuffle, both with the charging/data-transfer path which required all 4 conduction paths (T,R,R,andS), and with regular earbuds which uses only 3 paths (several varieties, all T,R,S). I researched the devices on technical forums, getting the specifics from manufacturer specs and hackers' projects descriptions.
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Yes, assuming your iPhone isn't any newer than a 4s. Any audio device is only outputting positive and negative electrical signals, don't let the fancy 30 pin cable disguise this. Apple doesn't encrypt their audio signal or anything like that, as long as you can plug it in it'll work.
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Yes. You will have to connect it through a pre-amp to your recording device.
2275644
Only if you use the Apple Adaptor to convert from 30-pin to lightning. Don't use the cheapo brands if you want audio.
882847
Unfortunately no. This device is for transferring audio from your iPhone 4/4S to your Car's speakers using FM Radio.
374902
Not without an adapter to convert iPhone 5 audio output and lightning adapter to the old 30 pin connector
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I am not sure, but I think only compatible as an amp and not a dac with iPhone. May want to call and confirm before ordering.
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Yes. I've been using it for Garageband and JamUp Pro on my iPhone 4s without a glitch. No problems whatsoever.
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Yes. If you have a male line in at 2.5 mm and want to attach to a female line in at 3.5 mm, you should have no problems.I attached a 2.5mm microphone to this adapter and then plugged it in to my computer line-in (3.5 mm) and got stereo sound in for recording. Works with a headset/mic to my iPad for recording voice messages. Excellent choice for the price.
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It will allow you to plug a USB microphone into an Ipad but the SD socket did nothing. Also will not respond to a USB storage device (thumb drive).
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I used this on a personal digital audio recorder, that had a dedicated MONO 1/8" jack to accept the mike. And it worked great. However (and I've never had an iPhone, so take this with a grain of salt) I don't believe iPhones have such a jack. I think the only jack you have on that device is that special 4-conductor jack for that slender, 4-section plug that provides for stereo headphones + mike. Of course, there very well might be an adapter for such a thing, and I'd look here on Amazon, and separately (like Meritline d-o-t c-o-m) for such a gizmo. Good luck!
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I can only tell you how it worked from my use: I used it to record from a large diaphragm mic to an Apple iPad Air 1. It worked beautifully.
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Probably not. This is for playing audio from an iPhone into another device through the mini jack, while also powering the iPhone. Depending on your computer settings, you may only need a stereo male-male cable with mini jacks on each end. One end comes out of your player headphone output and the other end goes into your computer mic input. If you want to go into your USB port, you'll need a USB audio interface cable like an iRig.
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its just a mic. if the iphone has a hole for a mic it will work. if it dosnt it wont. please think.
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I don't believe these will work with an iPhone as these are pro equipment. These work with external recording source via xlr input
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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.
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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