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1. #3.5 MM AUDIO SPLITTER SAME AS AUDIO AND MICROPHONE UPDATE#
2. #3.5 MM AUDIO SPLITTER SAME AS AUDIO AND MICROPHONE PRO#

So I think this is a bug that was introduced with iPad Os 15.1 and has not yet been fixed with iPad Os 15.2.

#3.5 MM AUDIO SPLITTER SAME AS AUDIO AND MICROPHONE PRO#

The problem only occurs when I record incoming audio on the iPad Pro via the USB-C port. The recording of my voice works fine, on the iPhone, so it seems that the Rode microphone is also working fine. I then tried connecting the Rode external microphone to my iPhone, using another Apple adapter connected to the lightning socket on the iphone.

If the adapter was faulty, I think the headphone audio would have problems. If I connect headphones to the usb-c adapter the audio is heard just fine. P.S: I've been testing to see if it's a problem with the microphone, or the adaptor.

#3.5 MM AUDIO SPLITTER SAME AS AUDIO AND MICROPHONE UPDATE#

I hope that an iPad Os update will solve this problem soon. I recently upgraded my iPad to iPad Os 15.2. With the OS prior to 15.1 the problem did not occur. In order to hear it at a normal level I have to amplify the audio by 400% or 500%. Now I find that the level of the audio recorded through the usb-c port has dropped enormously. With this same microphone, the same iPad, and with the same adapter, I have recorded many videos without problems. I am using an original Apple usb-c to 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter to connect the microphone. On iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) the audio recorded by the external microphone sounds muffled I have connected a Rode smartlav+ microphone to the usb-c port of my iPad Pro 12.9 (2021). The same happens when I use the splitter along with an adapter on my iPhone Xs Max.Īm I missing something? Thank you in advance for your help. Using both the mic and headphones together seem to be cancelling each other out. I can unplug the mic and plug in only the headphones and can hear what was recorded without issue. I can plug in ONLY the mic in to the splitter, the other end empty, and the audio will record without issue. However, if I use only one side of the splitter, it works fine. When I plug both the headphones and the mic into the splitter and record, I hear nothing and there is no recording from the external mic (but there is recording from the internal mic, oddly enough). My lav and shotgun external mic are 4 pole. What I need from the splitter is to record audio and monitor that audio simultaneously in either Garage Band, iMovie, or just the Camera app. I have a 2017 10.5" iPad Pro and I am trying to use an audio mic splitter (4 pole TRRS male end, 2 TRRS female ends, each labeled with both a headphone and mic).