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Question: I am interested in purchasing this to make videos with my Galaxy S4, to improve the sound quality of live music. Will this microphone work for me?
Document: on the description for this device it stated that It could be used as an external microphone for all recording devices including phones. I intentionally wanted to use this product to attach the device to my I-phone in order to make semi-professional videos. when I received product it did not work at all for my phone or recording devices.
I bought this microphone to make a voice over on a presentation. I am very disappointed with the sound quality it produced. My voice sounds muddy and like I am sitting in a cardboard box with a blanket over my head while talking to you. I am a clear speaker with lots of voice inflection. this definitely does not pick it all up. I have tried putting it in several different locations and positions in front of my mouth with no improvement.
I ordered this product for the Kodack Zi8 camcorder to "improve" the poor mic quality and hoped this would do it but sadly I must say IT DIDN'T. I adjusted and tweeked it but nothing helped, the mic in the camera was better than this added one. This mic might work well with another type of recording machine but not this camcorder so I don't recommened it for the Kodak Zi8.
I tested this mic with my Sony ICD-BX132 digital voice recorder and it made the recording sound quality WORSE. However, it did improve the recording quality of my old Panasonic RR-US350.
I had this for a while to narrate Youtube videos. I thought this would be decent quality for the price/size, but I think I need something bigger and better. The cord is too short too. The clarity is fair, but I was looking for a pro studio sound in the cheapest device I could find. I will keep looking.
I needed to have skype meetings on my desktop at work, so I purchased this microphone. I have only used it once, and so far so good. The sound quality is nice and I like that it is little and easy to move around.
I researched and figured the reviews were good despite the low price point so I took my chances and bought this microphone. WellI feel like I flushed my money down the toilet. It didn't work at all. There's not one shred of difference in sound quality when I am using the microphone or the mic built in to my smartphone. Huge disappointment!
I put the mic behind the left cheek pad with the opening of the mic almost in front of my mouth.All in all, I'm happy with it because I'm doing what's important: sharing my rides with YouTube. However, I'm a stickler for improving the quality of my videos, so I'm still on the hunt for another microphone. This one was at a great price, is a great size, and does what I need it to.
It doesn't actually cancel out much noise but it is decent on pick up. With a little sound editing you can cut out the background noise and make it work.
I did not expect this microphone to work as well as it does. This microphone is beyond what I can describe to you and accurately portray what it can do.Down side is that it will not work on my laptop; it does need extra 'juice' to make it work. I knew this before I bought it and it works very well with my Digital Voice Recorder and my Sony NEX-VG10 camera.
Answer: I'd hesitate to say this or any other mic can send its sound into an Android phone. REASON: Cellphones have input jacks set up for the four-conductor headphone/mic combination shipped with the phones. They won't work with regular external mics like this Olympus. SOLUTION: Pick up a modestly-priced digital voice recorder that has a mic jack. Plug this Olympus into that recorder. $40 gets you top quality digital. Don't hand-hold the thing during the concert unless you have to. Better idea is to get there early, start recording and duct-tape the whole thing high up on the wall and retrieve it after the concert. I do that with high-school musicals.