An important note is that if your microphone uses phantom power (+45 volts) and your pre-amp includes a "PAD" button to lower the line-level out, you must ensure that PAD is pressed, otherwise your iPad microphone input sounds will randomly cut out due to over modulation. Took me about 30 mins to figure that out...
If you would like to do this correctly (eg in stereo NOT MONO): buy a mobile audio interface: doing some research brought me to: iRig Stream This will enable stereo input for live streaming!
FYI. Using option 4 - headphone jack out of the mixer- will not transmit the onboard mixer effects if desired - the signal will be dry except for what was used in line prior to plugging into the X1204
I´ve just tried an iRig HD to my iPhone and it worked wonders. I managed to send a signal from the headphones output of my Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 audio interface to my iPhone 6 (via lightning) and stream the audio on an Instagram Live video. Yeeaahh. Thanks for the tips!!
The method in this video uses the mic input on the iOS device and is NOT stereo. I found a better solution is to use the Apple "Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter". You plug the USB port of this adapter into the USB port on your mixer and the lightning connector to your iOS device. Here are the benefits: - Digital line-level signal into the iPhone/iPad (no worry about low or hot signal levels) - Stereo audio recording in the iOS camera app (the line-in is chosen automatically) - iOS device can charge with the optional connection of a power cable (lightning) for long sessions - USB audio connection is bi-directional, meaning after receiving audio from your mixer to record, the playback goes back to the mixer without the need to change any cables
Hey Jeff! Great point! We've had some success with that adapter too, and created an updated video which we've mentioned in this video's title and description. Good looking out!
The cheapest solution is just buy a audio mic splitter. I bought one for three dollars and it does the job, it accepts line in. I send that to my phone and use a reverb app and the audio goes out to a quality speaker with reverb.
At 1:33, even if the signal is moving STEREO out of the mixer using the AUX cable, Wouldn't the signal become MONO using the adapter before going into the iPhone? Since TRRS = Two Outputs (Stereo Headphones) and One Input (MONO mic)?
Easiest way is 2 (big) jacks / RCA cable (depends your mixer) from booth or send to your Iphone - so 2 jacks to mini jack (Iphone 11 needs RODE Cable as well to connect with mini jack)
You didn't clearly state if you can input STEREO audio into a cell phone... are the methods in this clip only going to input mono audio into a cell phone? How can I input STEREO audio into a cell phone?? any help appreciated!
Our experience has been the iPhone will only record from an external source with an iRig2. We’ve tried TRRS adapters. No go. We use the iRig2 supplied sound from the 1/4” output on our soundboard. Also works “wirelessly” if you have an extra in ear monitor. Use the wireless pack with custom mix and you can put the phone anywhere you want. Buy a real camera app where you can monitor levels to know you’re not clipping.
1. There is only a single pin on a TRRS connector designated for mic input which means that any analog input to a smartphone over the TRRS jack will be in mono. 2. The microphone bias voltage could easily mess with your input signal causing all kinds of glitching and popping noises. 3. You're very likely to distort the input of your phone by driving it with a line-level signal from a mixer. I would recommend buying one of the IK multimedia iRig adapters (even though they use proprietary connectors which SUCKS) or building something like this: czcams.com/video/aovtGu_pG4w/video.html
Great video, but one thing I learned is that you can’t run line level, aka sound form the sound board, into a phone, laptop, or recorder without an attenuator or DI box. The sound will be too loud for the mic inputs on these devices and it will be distorted.
That's true! If you output your signal over USB, you also won't get distortion, Check out our new version of this video to learn more: czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html
This seems good but what about the newer phones with just a lightening jack? Would it still work with the adapter? Is the phone smart enough to chose the line in instead of the microphone. I’m a musician who wants to live stream my shows
hi! thanks for the video. I am having some issues. Im using a mixing desk for a phone in podcast. I purchased the TRRS adapter that splits the iPhone (or MacBook) headphone into 2 separate connections. 1: stereo out and 2: mic line back in. The goal is to use the mics coming into the mixing desk to speak to incoming calls. this is the set up. audio out of phone comes unto a channel on the desk and gets fed to the two radio hosts, then the mics for the radio hosts use the aux send to send their mic signal to the mic input on the TRRS lead back into the phone. There by avoiding the need for the phone in caller having crappy sound from us having to use the phones internal mic. I know my way around desks, but for the life of me I cant figure out what is going wrong. I can plug a small lapel mic into the TRRS mic input lead and get sound, but as soon as I try and connect (with the same type of lead) from the desk, I get zero signal coming into the computer or phone?) I am totally stumped... The connection looks the same on both the lapel mic and the line out of the desk, but desk just won't produce a level??? Any thoughts?? Thanks!!
iphone microphone is mono - doesn't jive trying to feed left and right into it unless that cable has special electronics which I doubt and if it does you should have said so.
Just can't get this to work on my IPHONE XR I have the exact setup-- the iPHONE only records the integrated mic - not the external sound source - APPLE was no help :( any thoughts ?
Look into using something like this! www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/iRigProIO--ik-multimedia-irig-pro-i-o-audio-interface-for-ios-android-mac-and-pc?main_web_category_rollup=2%2F1057%2F1058&mrkgadid=3303552298&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=gpla&mrkgbflag=0&mrkgcat=studio&recording=&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=92700046938536875&lid=92700046938536875&ds_s_kwgid=58700005285191052&ds_s_inventory_feed_id=97700000007215323&dsproductgroupid=477048496965&product_id=iRigProIO&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=c&network=g&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9015334&creative=285689014944&targetid=pla-477048496965&campaignid=1465808290&awsearchcpc=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwmPSSBhCNARIsAH3cYgYdPtbmli7-zmEIT4mQLv8awziEjqWhegDym5EZILcMhPifU2ELrhMaAt8HEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I used the aux out into my iPad and it didn’t work. Just still used my iPad speaker. Are there some kind of settings I’m supposed to go to to change the audio source?
Thank you for your post that seems to be clear and precise. Perhaps you can help further. I need additional info plz. I want to transfer my laptop audio to and through my iPhone to my conference call line. Please help. Thanks Roger
Hi I am going to purchase the mackie profx6 mixer. I want to video myself singing. How do I huck up to the iPad. I’ve tried stereo Jack outputs left and right to mini Jack into sc4 then into iPad. It doesn’t work. Thanks Vin
Good Job. Very useful simple and illustrated. I have one question. After connecting mixer out put to smart phone, can I send the audio to my powered speakers through blue tooth. (My Samsung powered speakers can accept audio signals only through blue tooth)
Im not normally an iphone user but I have one and the connection is lightning not TRRS...and I thought that was all Apple products. What am I missing here?
Hi there, I got an iPhone 7 problem after using it as a recorder/player with a Dynacord... Goes power through the kabel? or what course my smartphone 📲 microchip broken. the iPhone 8 seems to have the same issue but not broken yet...
Hope you can notice me. Im using behringer um2 so I can use DAW (garageband) while streaming. Following your steps, Can use RCA cable to aux - then 3.5 mm jack aux cable so I can plug it in to my iPhone. Will i get the best audio quality while on stream? 😊 please and more power
I was going from the outs. Facebook live church service. It sounded great. Then it quit working and it’s recording with the mic on the phone. Sounds awful …. What could be wrong?
ok so far so good. I'm missing that adapter but then you would need to be going into an app correct? It's not going to just let you go straight to FB live?? many thanks for that additional info...
There is another 3 IN 1 adapter that can work together with this that with charge port and audio out.check it here www.coolsell.com.cn/live-broadcast-audio-adapter.html .its sell on Amazon,just search LIVE STREAM AUDIO ADAPTER.
HI thank you for this video and i am looking for this set up for my live facebook streaming. The only thing i have a question on is to keep my iphone charged the whole time. Any thing special i need for that other than what you are showing.
Hello. question: I have behringer line 2 usb cable + otg cable for android phone live facebook transmissions. where do I insert the two behringer line2 usb jacks into the soundcraft efx 8 mixer?
I have a behringer x32. I am trying to record my church services on my ipad. The sound quality is lousy so I was told I could use a usb a to usb b and connect to a lightning adapter and plug it into my ipad. i did that and it didn't work. Is it possible to connect my usb b to a usb a and plug into an adapter that has usb to my earphone jack? Would that work to record my audio through my sound system?
Hi Guys , thanks for the informative video. I need help please. I want to setup 1 Mac with OBS and 1 Mac with Serato. But I can’t get the clean audio out of the Serato Mac to the OBS stream ? I know the feed needs to come from the controller ! But how ?
Hi there thanks for your explanation I have iPhone 11 and I don’t have a mixer thinking to buy small mixer, what do you recommend for my situation? Thank you heaps
Hi Rich, how many inputs do you need? We highly recommend using a USB mixer and going into your iPhone that way, something like this might work: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/862118-REG/Behringer_Q802USB_Xenyx_Q802USB_Premium_8_Input.html
I'm going from the PA headphone jack to an iPhone 11 using a headphone adapter (3.5 mm to flat iPhone audio converter). Trying to create music videos with good quality audio. The mix sounds great in the headphones, but when I connect it to the iPhone, the mix is messed up. The piano or guitar sound okay, but the vocals don't come through very loud - no matter how high I turn up the vocal mic on the PA. What do I need?
I have a Blue Mic Yeti Nano I use for podcasting. I've been able mix my audio with the Blue Sherpa software on my desktop. Is there a way to get that audio directly input to my iphone XR live. I have the usb c adapter.
I have a very simple mixer with only 6.3 mm jacks and its very small. I send mic and the signal of another phine in it. When i send the audio to the iphone with a mono cable and then ise trrs headphone mic splitter, it first doesnt switch to external mic and when the it does it gets distorted or i hear a pulse. Am i doing something wrong?
Ok I have a QSC 30 digital I bought the rode adapter and followed your instructions from headphone jack to iPad and it didn’t work do you know what I could be doing wrong thank you so much
Hi, thank you. I don’t know if you stated whether your mixer is powered or not. I use powered speakers (RCF built in amplifiers) for live shows and so my mixer does not power my speakers. Will this work with a mixer that’s not powered? I’m not getting any sound.
Can I do this someway wireless? I’m live-streaming our Church service on my iPhone but need better sound. Can I run a wireless transmitter directly out of PA to a receiver on my iPhone?
as far as I know, the phone jack is designed for stereo audio output and a mono audio input only.
You are 100% right. Please see my query above. Can you help..? Perhaps you have some technical knowledge...Please 🙏🙏
is there any other way to record stereo in iphone or ipad
An important note is that if your microphone uses phantom power (+45 volts) and your pre-amp includes a "PAD" button to lower the line-level out, you must ensure that PAD is pressed, otherwise your iPad microphone input sounds will randomly cut out due to over modulation. Took me about 30 mins to figure that out...
I think I am having this issue. How do you know if it’s pressed?
If you would like to do this correctly (eg in stereo NOT MONO): buy a mobile audio interface: doing some research brought me to: iRig Stream
This will enable stereo input for live streaming!
FYI. Using option 4 - headphone jack out of the mixer- will not transmit the onboard mixer effects if desired - the signal will be dry except for what was used in line prior to plugging into the X1204
Does this mean you will lose eq settings too?
I´ve just tried an iRig HD to my iPhone and it worked wonders. I managed to send a signal from the headphones output of my Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 audio interface to my iPhone 6 (via lightning) and stream the audio on an Instagram Live video. Yeeaahh. Thanks for the tips!!
wow the iRig is actually a pretty good idea. I forgot that I have one lying around.
The method in this video uses the mic input on the iOS device and is NOT stereo. I found a better solution is to use the Apple "Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter". You plug the USB port of this adapter into the USB port on your mixer and the lightning connector to your iOS device.
Here are the benefits:
- Digital line-level signal into the iPhone/iPad (no worry about low or hot signal levels)
- Stereo audio recording in the iOS camera app (the line-in is chosen automatically)
- iOS device can charge with the optional connection of a power cable (lightning) for long sessions
- USB audio connection is bi-directional, meaning after receiving audio from your mixer to record, the playback goes back to the mixer without the need to change any cables
Hey Jeff! Great point! We've had some success with that adapter too, and created an updated video which we've mentioned in this video's title and description. Good looking out!
STRAIGHT TO THE DAMN POINT.... SUBBED
The cheapest solution is just buy a audio mic splitter. I bought one for three dollars and it does the job, it accepts line in. I send that to my phone and use a reverb app and the audio goes out to a quality speaker with reverb.
At 1:33, even if the signal is moving STEREO out of the mixer using the AUX cable, Wouldn't the signal become MONO using the adapter before going into the iPhone? Since TRRS = Two Outputs (Stereo Headphones) and One Input (MONO mic)?
My question exactly! Did you confirm this one way or the other?
This was exactly the answer I was looking for! Thank you for saving me a ton of time!
What software do you use to record on the IPad? Thanks
Easiest way is 2 (big) jacks / RCA cable (depends your mixer) from booth or send to your Iphone - so 2 jacks to mini jack (Iphone 11 needs RODE Cable as well to connect with mini jack)
You can also buy (or if you have one laying around) a 1/8" TRRS to 3xRCA cable. The red one is the microphone.
You don't have to worry that the signal send in step 1 is mono since the signal will be converted to mono in step 2 anyway.
You didn't clearly state if you can input STEREO audio into a cell phone... are the methods in this clip only going to input mono audio into a cell phone? How can I input STEREO audio into a cell phone?? any help appreciated!
Our experience has been the iPhone will only record from an external source with an iRig2. We’ve tried TRRS adapters. No go. We use the iRig2 supplied sound from the 1/4” output on our soundboard. Also works “wirelessly” if you have an extra in ear monitor. Use the wireless pack with custom mix and you can put the phone anywhere you want. Buy a real camera app where you can monitor levels to know you’re not clipping.
you are the most helpful man ever
1. There is only a single pin on a TRRS connector designated for mic input which means that any analog input to a smartphone over the TRRS jack will be in mono.
2. The microphone bias voltage could easily mess with your input signal causing all kinds of glitching and popping noises.
3. You're very likely to distort the input of your phone by driving it with a line-level signal from a mixer.
I would recommend buying one of the IK multimedia iRig adapters (even though they use proprietary connectors which SUCKS) or building something like this: czcams.com/video/aovtGu_pG4w/video.html
Great video, but one thing I learned is that you can’t run line level, aka sound form the sound board, into a phone, laptop, or recorder without an attenuator or DI box. The sound will be too loud for the mic inputs on these devices and it will be distorted.
That's true! If you output your signal over USB, you also won't get distortion, Check out our new version of this video to learn more: czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html
Omg! Thank you so much! I've been searching for days for this solution.
This seems good but what about the newer phones with just a lightening jack? Would it still work with the adapter? Is the phone smart enough to chose the line in instead of the microphone. I’m a musician who wants to live stream my shows
Ryan Marchand did u find out how yet ?
yes it will work, you have tu use both adapters, the one your iPhone comes with, and the one the video shows
Where will the recording be found on the iPad? Will it go to iTunes or voice record? Great stuff to know and very much appreciate the video!
How about the new iPhone without the 1/8 inch input? Can it be done with the USB input?
Yep, check out this video: czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html
hi! thanks for the video.
I am having some issues.
Im using a mixing desk for a phone in podcast. I purchased the TRRS adapter that splits the iPhone (or MacBook) headphone into 2 separate connections. 1: stereo out and 2: mic line back in.
The goal is to use the mics coming into the mixing desk to speak to incoming calls. this is the set up.
audio out of phone comes unto a channel on the desk and gets fed to the two radio hosts, then the mics for the radio hosts use the aux send to send their mic signal to the mic input on the TRRS lead back into the phone. There by avoiding the need for the phone in caller having crappy sound from us having to use the phones internal mic.
I know my way around desks, but for the life of me I cant figure out what is going wrong. I can plug a small lapel mic into the TRRS mic input lead and get sound, but as soon as I try and connect (with the same type of lead) from the desk, I get zero signal coming into the computer or phone?) I am totally stumped... The connection looks the same on both the lapel mic and the line out of the desk, but desk just won't produce a level??? Any thoughts??
Thanks!!
iPhones hadn’t had 3.5mm sockets for nine years.
Thanks very much for posting this !
which app did you use for recording on the iPad?
I had a TRS male to TRRS male, but this didn’t work. Is the TRS TRS to the TRRS adapter necessary? It seems like the same thing
iphone microphone is mono - doesn't jive trying to feed left and right into it unless that cable has special electronics which I doubt and if it does you should have said so.
Thanks for sharing this tip. Can you a demo on wireless from mixer to iPhone?
good solution
Just can't get this to work on my IPHONE XR I have the exact setup-- the iPHONE only records the integrated mic - not the external sound source - APPLE was no help :( any thoughts ?
how you did it work out good?
same problem here ! i haven't found a solution yet .
Hi. I hope you'll notice my comment. I there a way to connect your mobile phone to the mixer wirelessly?
Very interesting video. Is there a way to do it wirelessly?
How does this work with the new iphone and ipads which have lightning to usb?
Hey there, this video explains exactly that! czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html
So easy!!! I’m guessing, in order to do this with the newer iPad pros, all the same stuff just need the correct USB-C adapter?
Can you do a update on this subject I have a iPhone 12 Pro Max
Look into using something like this! www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/iRigProIO--ik-multimedia-irig-pro-i-o-audio-interface-for-ios-android-mac-and-pc?main_web_category_rollup=2%2F1057%2F1058&mrkgadid=3303552298&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=gpla&mrkgbflag=0&mrkgcat=studio&recording=&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=92700046938536875&lid=92700046938536875&ds_s_kwgid=58700005285191052&ds_s_inventory_feed_id=97700000007215323&dsproductgroupid=477048496965&product_id=iRigProIO&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=c&network=g&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9015334&creative=285689014944&targetid=pla-477048496965&campaignid=1465808290&awsearchcpc=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwmPSSBhCNARIsAH3cYgYdPtbmli7-zmEIT4mQLv8awziEjqWhegDym5EZILcMhPifU2ELrhMaAt8HEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Will the sounds coming from the mixer still come out live through the house speakers ?
Great Content Man
I used the aux out into my iPad and it didn’t work. Just still used my iPad speaker. Are there some kind of settings I’m supposed to go to to change the audio source?
Salvatore Lee same thing happened to me tonight. Did you find a solution at all?
I have not
It would not work for me until I did RCA out of the mixer (tape out)
i have question, how to send audio from mixer to smartphone via wireless(not wired) to recording/live streaming
I need video like this but for lightening connection iphone
check out this video! czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html&t
Roland Go:Mixer is the best solution.
Thank you for your post that seems to be clear and precise. Perhaps you can help further. I need additional info plz. I want to transfer my laptop audio to and through my iPhone to my conference call line. Please help. Thanks Roger
Hi I am going to purchase the mackie profx6 mixer. I want to video myself singing. How do I huck up to the iPad. I’ve tried stereo Jack outputs left and right to mini Jack into sc4 then into iPad. It doesn’t work. Thanks Vin
Took a while but it works for me. Thanks, saved me a fortune as I was almost about to buy an iRig
Good Job. Very useful simple and illustrated. I have one question. After connecting mixer out put to smart phone, can I send the audio to my powered speakers through blue tooth. (My Samsung powered speakers can accept audio signals only through blue tooth)
iPhone 8 has no audio input. Can you tell me how to fix this issue?
hey there! check out this video, it addresses that! czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html
Can someone please tell me an app where you can record the Audio and Video at the same time?
Im not normally an iphone user but I have one and the connection is lightning not TRRS...and I thought that was all Apple products. What am I missing here?
But if I connect to my phone and live sing on Facebook. Can I add reverb thru the mixer ? To the live Facebook stream
Yes thats what a mixer does (:
Can I also use that method for recording live performance please ?
Great video thank you ! Would this work if I just wanted to film myself with the iPhone video playing guitar / vocals ?
All I need was that lil grey adaptor 🤦🏻♂️
How about those latest iPhones that has no audio jack?
Why so many components when rode mixer go does all this with one cable?
Hi there, I got an iPhone 7 problem after using it as a recorder/player with a Dynacord... Goes power through the kabel? or what course my smartphone 📲 microchip broken. the iPhone 8 seems to have the same issue but not broken yet...
Best channel I subscribe
What about an iphone XS?
I tried it with te rode sc4 but it doesn’t work 🙁. I have an iPhone XR and used a lightning to mini jack connector. Do you think this should work?
I rather use a Roland GoMixer. Best sound ever.
Hope you can notice me. Im using behringer um2 so I can use DAW (garageband) while streaming. Following your steps, Can use RCA cable to aux - then 3.5 mm jack aux cable so I can plug it in to my iPhone.
Will i get the best audio quality while on stream? 😊 please and more power
And what we’re going to do if the IPhone doesn’t have 3,5 mm headphone input? My phone is 14 Pro Max
I’m having same problem
I was going from the outs.
Facebook live church service. It sounded great. Then it quit working and it’s recording with the mic on the phone. Sounds awful …. What could be wrong?
Do you know about this same process with a Galaxy S10?
Sense I have a iPhone 8+ can I just use my iPhone lighting adapter and connect my sc4 end then plug it into my phone ?
ok so far so good. I'm missing that adapter but then you would need to be going into an app correct? It's not going to just let you go straight to FB live?? many thanks for that additional info...
There is another 3 IN 1 adapter that can work together with this that with charge port and audio out.check it here www.coolsell.com.cn/live-broadcast-audio-adapter.html .its sell on Amazon,just search LIVE STREAM AUDIO ADAPTER.
Enter the lightning port and the elimination of the 1/8” and everything is difficult
fucking apple
HI thank you for this video and i am looking for this set up for my live facebook streaming. The only thing i have a question on is to keep my iphone charged the whole time. Any thing special i need for that other than what you are showing.
Can i use option 3 to record audio from Mixer to smartphone and direct livestream ? ( without sound card) please answer me soon.Thanks
can this be used to record on GarageBand on my Iphone?
Is it possible to Multitrack record audio coming out of an AVIOM to IPhone GarageBand through an Ethernet adapter ?
The headphones output have a good quality sound?
Hello. question: I have behringer line 2 usb cable + otg cable for android phone live facebook transmissions. where do I insert the two behringer line2 usb jacks into the soundcraft efx 8 mixer?
Hello, i want to know how to connect it to an audio snake?
Is there a way to just transfer audio that's already been recorded, to the ipad?
This may have come up before, but newer iPhones do not have a 3.5mm input on them.
Good point! Check out the video's title and description!
Thank you very much looking for this a long time
How do I get it straight out of my bass amp into my phone
I have a behringer x32. I am trying to record my church services on my ipad. The sound quality is lousy so I was told I could use a usb a to usb b and connect to a lightning adapter and plug it into my ipad. i did that and it didn't work. Is it possible to connect my usb b to a usb a and plug into an adapter that has usb to my earphone jack? Would that work to record my audio through my sound system?
How would you do this wireless connection?
I have the RODE audio cable, and it will give you a mono signal.
Hi Guys , thanks for the informative video. I need help please. I want to setup 1 Mac with OBS and 1 Mac with Serato. But I can’t get the clean audio out of the Serato Mac to the OBS stream ? I know the feed needs to come from the controller ! But how ?
Hi there thanks for your explanation I have iPhone 11 and I don’t have a mixer thinking to buy small mixer, what do you recommend for my situation? Thank you heaps
Hi Rich, how many inputs do you need? We highly recommend using a USB mixer and going into your iPhone that way, something like this might work: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/862118-REG/Behringer_Q802USB_Xenyx_Q802USB_Premium_8_Input.html
Thank you for your info and will look forward to buy that mixer. I appreciate it.
@@talent3654 sure thing! Look into this option for connecting to your phone: czcams.com/video/orWFqC3u-CA/video.html
I'm going from the PA headphone jack to an iPhone 11 using a headphone adapter (3.5 mm to flat iPhone audio converter). Trying to create music videos with good quality audio. The mix sounds great in the headphones, but when I connect it to the iPhone, the mix is messed up. The piano or guitar sound okay, but the vocals don't come through very loud - no matter how high I turn up the vocal mic on the PA. What do I need?
Mono only. Why isn't this stated on more channels.
For option 1 would We still need the trrs adapter
Really helped me make great content in my videos thx
Can i connect from headphone output from mixer to phone 3.5mm directly?
I have a Blue Mic Yeti Nano I use for podcasting. I've been able mix my audio with the Blue Sherpa software on my desktop. Is there a way to get that audio directly input to my iphone XR live. I have the usb c adapter.
So can I use a 4 channel/100 watt PA system with the rca cable instead of a mixer?
I have a very simple mixer with only 6.3 mm jacks and its very small. I send mic and the signal of another phine in it. When i send the audio to the iphone with a mono cable and then ise trrs headphone mic splitter, it first doesnt switch to external mic and when the it does it gets distorted or i hear a pulse. Am i doing something wrong?
Ok I have a QSC 30 digital I bought the rode adapter and followed your instructions from headphone jack to iPad and it didn’t work do you know what I could be doing wrong thank you so much
How about via bluetooth?
does it work just with a usb interface mixer or also with a normal mixer?
Hi, i would like to ask, the 2nd option, whhat is the tiny cable for? Ive tried the 1st cable directly to the phone. Isnt working
Is their a preference from going XLR to 1/8 vs RCA to 1/8? Pros/Cons?
Hi, thank you. I don’t know if you stated whether your mixer is powered or not.
I use powered speakers (RCF built in amplifiers) for live shows and so my mixer does not power my speakers. Will this work with a mixer that’s not powered? I’m not getting any sound.
Nice. I was curious about how to do this. Thanks for the full list of product links as well, super helpful.
Thanks for watching, Mark! Glad it was helpful.
Can I do this someway wireless? I’m live-streaming our Church service on my iPhone but need better sound. Can I run a wireless transmitter directly out of PA to a receiver on my iPhone?