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So you want to use an analog microphone with the Raspberry Pi? Why? As far as I know there are three kinds of microphones: * The cheap analog ones, can be USB
by nsajko 7y ago
So you want to use an analog microphone with the Raspberry Pi? Why?
As far as I know there are three kinds of microphones:
* The cheap analog ones, can be USB or audio jack. Presumably you want one of these?
* The digital ones, USB. Even some MEMS microphone chips now come integrated with amplifier and ADC. This can be almost as cheap as the preceding option, but can also be high quality; seems like the best option.
* The XLR proffesional microphones. You probably do not need or want this, assuming you will use just one microphone per Pi.
- mikece 7y agoNot an analog mic; analog in/out from a MOTU UltraLite Mk4
- Tunecrew 7y agoSorry, if you have an UltraLite why do you need analogue I/O on the Pi?
- justin66 7y agoA Behringer UCA202 or UCA222 will admirably handle line-level ins and outs for about thirty dollars. If you're just mixing voice for a podcast I would start there. (In terms of audio quality there is a lot to be said for using an external USB adapter) It's Linux so the setup is a little fiddly (or at least it was with piCorePlayer) for reasons that have nothing to do with the hardware, but it works fine with the Pi.