Hi all!
During a meeting and/or a facetime call, is it possible to define my airpods pro as a headphones (without its mic) and at the same time connecting a Rode mic via usb-c and use it as a primary mic?
Shortly, primary audio output will be airpods pro and primary audio input will be usb-c (Rode etc)
Thanks!
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iPad Pro, iPadOS 18
Your iPad will always use your AirPods microphone while the AirPods are being used.
To the best of my knowledge, when using AirPods, native Apple Apps do not offer the facility to use a separate microphone. Some third-party Apps may support connection of alternative input sources, but this will determined by the App itself.
Compatible USB-C Microphones connect directly to your iPad's USB-C connector. For older models of iPad that feature a Lightning connector, you will require an appropriate adapter.
Your iPad will always use your AirPods microphone while the AirPods are being used.
To the best of my knowledge, when using AirPods, native Apple Apps do not offer the facility to use a separate microphone. Some third-party Apps may support connection of alternative input sources, but this will determined by the App itself.
Compatible USB-C Microphones connect directly to your iPad's USB-C connector. For older models of iPad that feature a Lightning connector, you will require an appropriate adapter.
Apple invite submission of comments and feature requests via its Product Feedback portal. If you would like to see a specific feature or functionality in a future version of iPadOS, this would be the most appropriate channel through which to make a request:
Thanks for reply!
as I understood no way to make my setup.. I already have usb-c port and can connect Rode mic easily.. however, you said, if I connect my airpods, ipad uses both mic and speaker of it..
this is sad to have this in macbook but not in ipad..
How do I connect a USB-C microphone to my device?
