I bought this to use for a Canon T3i DSLR and the audio is 1 speaker only. My dual mono adapter I used on my other lapel mic doesn't work with this?
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I don't think that Mic will work, Brian. I used an Olympus ME 51s on my Canon T3i, an it worked great! Stereo too!
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I bought this adapter so my microphone would transmit, or be heard on both the left and the right channels simultaneously, so I will say that it should do what you need. However, by doing so I lost some of the sound's volume so people at the other end do not hear me as clearly as if I had a stereo microphone.
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Sorry, not sure it would work. I have used it mostly on the Panasonic DSLRs, but I'm almost sure it does work on Canon's DSLR because I've own the Canon 5D MarkII and it worked on it too. So, you may be ok, but I would keep researching. I great mic by the way. We use it all the time on our camera for ENG interview and reality tv shows.
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You probably need a Y-splitter for audio and mic if you want to use mic function. Here website on one:http://us.creative.com/p/accessories/sound-blaster-audio-mic-splitter-adapter
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Yes, i do, and it works perfectly fine with this cable. I have a canon 600d with magic lantern installed on it. Even if the internal sound amplifier of this model can't do a very good job, you still can rise a little bit of sound recording level (almost zero gain), but boost the volume with mic itself. I have been using a hahnel mk200 dslr microphone for ambience sound recording or a sennheiser wireless lavalier microphone for voice recording. It is necessary to attach a sound amplifier to the output of the sescom cable to get reliable sound monitoring, it can be used a FiiO E6 Portable Headphone Amplifier. Yes, i do, and it works perfectly fine with this cable. I have a canon 600d with magic lantern installed on it. Even if the internal sound amplifier of this model can't do a very good job, you still can rise a little bit of sound recording level (almost zero gain), but boost the volume with mic itself. I have been using a hahnel mk200 dslr microphone for ambience sound recording or a sennheiser wireless lavalier microphone for voice recording. It is necessary to attach a sound amplifier to the output of the sescom cable to get reliable sound monitoring, it can be used a FiiO E6 Portable... » Read More Yes, i do, and it works perfectly fine with this cable. I have a canon 600d with magic lantern installed on it. Even if the internal sound amplifier of this model can't do a very good job, you still can rise a little bit of sound recording level (almost zero gain), but boost the volume with mic itself. I have been using a hahnel mk200 dslr microphone for ambience sound recording or a sennheiser wireless lavalier microphone for voice recording. It is necessary to attach a sound amplifier to the output of the sescom cable to get reliable sound monitoring, it can be used a FiiO E6 Portable Headphone Amplifier. « Show Less
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one person said "yes" ... actually I think you need to be specific between the t3 and the t3i. the t3 does NOT have an external jack for mic input. the t3i does have mic input ... and this Azden kit works great with it.
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You could if you had two XLRs and two mics for left and right. Then you would have both audio channels. Otherwise you have just the one channel and one mic. I prefer just the mono while shooting and recording. Then I balance it out in post, and in stereo.
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You need a 3.5 mm, mic input. I have canon t3i. This is not a great mic it's ok
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HiRE an audio and Mic jack, I do not think this is the adapter you need. Both the male and female connectors are TRRS. (Tip Ring1 Ring2 Sleeve) It passes stereo and mic signal and is essentially just a 90 for input and output. If you use just a TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) Stereo In you have only Stereo Out.You can certainly plug it into either a stereo and mic (TRRS) or just stereo (TRS) but output will only be what you put in to it.Hope that helps
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This is not the correct adapter for you. This will connect two speakers plus a microphone. You need a stereo adapter rather than a headset adapter.
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yes it will work with the Canon T3i. The trick to get to work best is to manually set the audio gain on the camera to the lowest setting possible without shutting it off, and switch the Rode mic to +20 db this will give you the best sound possible.
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It's not a USB mic and therefore you need a standard mic cable. This you run into a preamp OR some device that WOULD spit out a USB signal on the other end. It may be cheaper to get some converter like that but if your sound card takes a mic cable, you're set. Most don't. Since you do have USB (I assume) i'd look for a converter device.
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A motherboard audio does not connect to this for the MIC. You must have a different audio board or one of those cheap MIC/Headset USB connectors, then for the same price, you will not need this adapter.
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The Beach Tek has 2 inputs. Put one mic into one input and mic #2 in the other input. the 1/8" mini goes into the camera and takes care of the audio from the two mics. One will be on the left channel and the other will be on the right channel. You should not need a 'y' adapter. The Beach Tek is set up to handle up to 2 mics and that is why the 1/8" is a stereo output into the Canon T3i
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I use it for external audio with my canon dslr's. The preamp in those cameras is pretty lousy, so expect mediocre sound quality. I use an external audio recorder for it and sync the audio in post. I use the H1 Zoom and get excellent audio quality. Definitely the recommended method of recording audio with those cameras. I love this audio technica set as well. Sounds really great.
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The iCOM has a standard 3.5mm audio input. It should work with the external lapel mic.
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No. This item is completely useless. This is not a pass through adapter, it has a single channel filiment unless you are playing your audio on mono you will not be able to hear the other channels. This will not work with any other adapter/accessories such as card readers, camera flashes, or even the standard headset that controls the volume/skip.