Audio-Technica ATR-3350 Sound Test

This is a test of the Audio-Technica ATR-3350. The sound is un-modified, the only thing I changed was the audio from Mono to Stereo. Lastly I hope you enjoy the scenery in the video, gotta love Canada!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Audio-Technica
• Audio
• Technica
• ATR-3350
• ATR
• 3350
• Sound
• Test
• Quality
• Environmental
• Waterfall
• Water

[wiltshire12345]

@supercooled Yes it is a 3.5mm plug. There is a way to use a 3.5mm microphone on your iPhone by buying a cable from the site KV Connections that allows you to use your external microphone on your iPhone, I believe that it works with Android as well.

[wiltshire12345]

@supercooled Yes it is a 3.5mm plug. There is a way to use a 3.5mm microphone on your iPhone by buying a cable from KV Connections that allows you to use your external microphone on your iPhone, I believe that it works with Android as well.

[wiltshire12345]

@supercooled Yes it is a 3.5mm plug. There is a way to use a 3.5mm microphone on your iPhone by buying a cable from KV Connections that allows you to use your external microphone on your iPhone, I believe that it works with Android as well (must be capable of shooting HD video).

[supercooled]

The Lav uses a 3.5mm plug, right? Is there a way to plug it into a smartphone and use a recording app to capture the audio for post sync?

[wiltshire12345]

@Crashbndcoot121 Thank you. As for the microphone I think there were many variables for error here, for example the microphone may not have been close enough to me to pick up my voice well. The whole idea for a lav. microphone is to eliminate background noise, that is why I chose the falls because of the sound the falling water has.

[Crashbndcoot121]

Very nice quality! I like the internal mic better though it sounds more crisp than the first.