Dragon Remote Microphone App For Iphone

I like to use this microphone with my Iphone! :)

I bought this kit to allow me to record music (& videos) on my iPhone while using the music app on my iPad. The iPhone clip works very well and the Shure microphone is fabulous. I was having difficulty with the iPad microphone, this solved it very well.

You cannot beat this Microphone for the price! The convenience of using my iPhone to record is absolutely amazing! Download the app and save your files STRAIGHT to dropbox! It's fast, convenient, clear, and amazing. I love this microphone. It's such a great idea and I use it all the time!

The best lighting purchase that I've made in my career--and easy to setup and use. Remote and iPhone app are great addition. Definitely get the Lantern / soft box attachment.

The Nanlink remote was my only way of controlling my pavolights because the present app was only developed for the iphone. It worked better than expected. It did all the things I needed it to do and more. If you are an android user and need to control your light, this remote is a must have...

The Saramonic adaptor was just what I needed to input a remote microphone/audio line input to an IPhone /Ipad

The best wireless microphone for my iphone. Recommended.

I am using the microphone at work with Dragon voice recognition software. the mic is clipped to the monitor. With the directional microphone, it ignores the ambient noise and just picks up the person directly in front of the mic.

I previously used a Logitech USB Desktop Microphone for my Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software and it worked very good. But the Samson Go Mic has superseded my expectations of it being a little better than the Logitech. Excellent microphone for the price. Go Mic is positioned approximately 14 inches in front of my mouth and 1 inch lower.

I bought this microphone for use with Dragon Dictate 3 for Mac. Microphones for speech recognition can be problematic in terms of sufficient signal quality for dictate accuracy. So far I am very please with the Yeti; dictation accuracy is as good as I have seen with speech recognition in fairly technical documents. I have it set to the cardioid pattern; the ability to set different patterns for different uses is nice, although not applicable to my use. Connection is via USB, and at least on my Mac, it was easy plug and play. The only downside for speech recognition is that you are tethered by the (fairly long, supplied) USB cable, but for my use that again isn't a problem. If you want to walk around while dictating, obviously you will need a wireless option.