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Small mic recommendations for harmonizer experiments on iPad?
Hey, I just started experimenting with Bleass Voices, recording snippets and sorta building a sample pack of my own vocals to use in Ableton along my productions. I record with AUM.
I started with just the iPad mic 
I don't mind the lofi feel for now, but singing live in built-in iPad mic while playing chords and tweaking knobs is super tricky.
I have a Zoom H2n but I think I'd like smth smaller, I can have with me all the time, like maybe a Lavalier mic (although I hear they're not as good quality as bigger mics)
I have an old iPad air 2 still rocking and I have the connection kit lightning adapter thingy.
- if you have recommendations for cool apps for vocal experiments, I'm curious and all ears
(I also use Tardigrain which I love and it's less problematic cause the workflow is - recording vocals snippet - prior to playing them). I tried Spacecraft but I don't know why, the sound quality is a bit crap. I should try recording with AUM instead of Spacecraft's built-in record button.
Cheers in advance
Comments
ps. I've narrowed-down these few Lavalier mics:
Curious to hear if anyone knows them
I have the Rode Lav II which I think is supposed to be a step up from the smartlav+, and which I connect to the iPad using the Rode AI-Micro. I was pretty underwhelmed tbh - sound is OK but it needs to be super close to your mouth, even with the gain cranked in AUM or whatever. Mind you, I only use it for spoken word stuff. If you were singing, volume might not be such an issue.
Have not tried it, but this looks good and portable:
https://tulamics.com/
Looks good, any idea if it's powered by an iPad? (my h2n sadly isn't)
I don't know, actually, I (maybe wrongly) assumed so but no idea really
Don’t use a lav mic for singing into, it won’t give as good a result as just a basic mic on a stand in front of your gob
Lav mics are ideal for dialogue and interviews and presenters etc
Tula mic would be the one mic I always think of
I use this one and its perfect for ipad mini:
https://www.amazon.com/Directional-Microphone-Smartphone-Battery-Free-Monitoring/dp/B095K8JRXW
If it’s an older iPad with the lightning adapter would an iphone headset be good enough for what you’re trying to do? I’ve managed a bit of vocal and voiceover recording with one of these in the past. May not be quite as plush as some of the dedicated lavalier mics, but it could be good for experimenting with.
Yup. I record everything with my Tula mic. It's small, bus-powered, rechargeable, standalone and USB-C, and acts as an audio-interface. It also looks cool af. I have a couple of tracks up with vocals recorded with tula I can post, but they're not raw audio so not sure how useful they'd be.