Anyone can create movies, slideshows, podcasts, and other visual material on their iPhones thanks to tools like Adobe Story and iMovie.
Despite the fact that the camera has significantly improved over time, iOS devices still lag behind in the audio department.
The built-in microphone isn’t terrible, but if you want to make videos with good audio, you must add an external microphone.
This article will describe the simplest method for how to connect a USB mic to iPhone and the best tools for the job.
Key Takeaways
- 🎤 Choose Your Mic: Select between plug-and-play or professional USB mics.
- 🔌 Connection Gear: Use a lightning to USB adapter and a powered USB hub.
- 📱 Setup & Test: Connect, set up, and test the mic with your iPhone app.
Choosing The Right Microphone
Before you connect a USB microphone to your iPhone, you need to choose the right one.
You have two options when it comes to deciding on an external microphone.
Option 1
You can use a lightning to USB cable to connect a plug-and-play iOS compatible microphone directly to your iPhone. Both ends fit into the lightning connection port and the USB microphone, respectively.