keyword = "adapter"
I use the lightning -> USB adapter, then any compliant USB interface
SONUUS i2m is one, and my MOTU Audio Express is another.
most of the microphones used in phones & tablets today can respond to 40Hz tones, but they need a little help in the form of EQ. The dynamic range is where they really suck, and phones use volume leveling software, so for that reason you usually get crappy results.
that's why the Dolby On app is so helpful - it "corrects" those deficiencies.
I use the lightning -> USB adapter, then any compliant USB interface
SONUUS i2m is one, and my MOTU Audio Express is another.
most of the microphones used in phones & tablets today can respond to 40Hz tones, but they need a little help in the form of EQ. The dynamic range is where they really suck, and phones use volume leveling software, so for that reason you usually get crappy results.
that's why the Dolby On app is so helpful - it "corrects" those deficiencies.
