XLR to iPhone DIY adapter

Easy to build adapter for dynamik and self powered XLR microphones and iPhone. Works with Macbook Air.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• iPhone
• Mic
• externat
• diy

[boyngalz]

Can i get a sample of record sound?

[beta75se]

@boyngalz Hi, i have uploaded a video file from this summer.

You find the video here at goo.gl / rrLt2

[zabfan52]

Is there an app that can adjust the level?

[beta75se]

@zabfan52 there is audio apps like hindenburg and FiRe that has level control. But i haven't found any video apps that has that feature.

[svennobegood]

can anybody tell what value the resistor needs to be ?

Thanks !



[beta75se]

@svennobegood Hi, the resistor needs to be 800 ohm. But any from 700 to 1000 ohm usually works.

[PatricioGtrz]

It will work if I get an XLR - 1/4 and then connect it with an 3.5 mm adaptor?

[svennobegood]

@svennobegood

Thanks !

[EastZatz]

@beta75se sir, i have sent u a message about the mic.. :)

[beta75se]

@EastZatz Hi, What kind och shutgun are you using? I have tried with a Røde NTG-2 and it needs resistor. All other mices thad dynamic needs to be self powered. Like the NTG-2. Dymanic mics generater the power from the sound waves. Most shutgun needs 48v phantom power and those dont work.