I am dealing with an old iPad (iPad 3rd generation aka the New iPad; part number PC707LL/A; 30-pin connector iOS 9.3.5) that some kids (in a school situation) are using to record videos. We would like to improve the audio quality (this doesn't need to be a professional quality recording.) i.e. We want to film (using the iPad internal camera) and record the sound at the same time.
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I wanted to add: What inexpensive microphone could I get to work with that iPad? Ideally it would also work with a modern iPad using Lightning connector / the latest iOS, so that the microphone can see further use besides this one-time project.
A search showed me this: "NADY MCM-85 Mini Plug-in High Performance Condenser Microphone" ( https://www.nady.com/products/microphones-studio-wired/vocalinstrument-condenser-microphones/mcm-85/ ) which plugs into an audio 3.5mm jack, but I'm not sure it would work. I tried another inexpensive karaoke microphone that one of the parents loaned me, but when I tried recording film with the karaoke microphone plugged into the 3.5mm jack, I got no sound at all. The karaoke microphone could be broken I suppose.
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I wanted to add: What inexpensive microphone could I get to work with that iPad? Ideally it would also work with a modern iPad using Lightning connector / the latest iOS, so that the microphone can see further use besides this one-time project.
A search showed me this: "NADY MCM-85 Mini Plug-in High Performance Condenser Microphone" ( https://www.nady.com/products/microphones-studio-wired/vocalinstrument-condenser-microphones/mcm-85/ ) which plugs into an audio 3.5mm jack, but I'm not sure it would work. I tried another inexpensive karaoke microphone that one of the parents loaned me, but when I tried recording film with the karaoke microphone plugged into the 3.5mm jack, I got no sound at all. The karaoke microphone could be broken I suppose.