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Très petit et très facile à régler grâce à l'appli associée qui reconnaît immédiatement le micro (je l'utilise sur un Iphone 11, il fonctionnait aussi très bien sur le 8).

De nombreux réglages permettent d'adapter la prise de son à chaque situation, dans l'ensemble la différence avec le son seul du portable est très net et sans appel. Petit bémol sur le prix, mais c'est un bon investissement si utilisation régulière

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Excellent système pour musique amateur

Bern !

Commenté en France le 15 mars 2021

Très efficace pour enregistrement en espace réduit ( répétition musique, partie batterie dans mon cas ), les multiples choix d’équalisation et la qualité du rendu à l’écoute sont très convaincants . Utiliser avec IPhone X et IPad... attention la coque de protection du téléphone peut gêner à la bonne connexion du micro .

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musicanalogue

Merveilleux

Commenté en France le 15 mai 2022

De loin meilleur que d’autres beaucoup plus cher

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Frot Christophe

Excellent microphone !

Commenté en France le 3 octobre 2020

Excellent micro, que j’utilise pour de la vidéo et de la prise de son ( pour des samples ), avec un dead cat. Seul bémol : il faut surtout mettre en position avion pour éviter les interférences... et ce n’est pas automatique: dommage!

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Bon mais pas fiable

Commenté en France le 29 mars 2020

Le micro est de bonne qualité, cependant gros problème de fiabilité, j’ai eu des problèmes car après quelques utilisation le produit a cessée de fonctionner, et faire attention lors de l’utilisation bien régler le gain du micro via l’app, car sinon sa sera irrattrapable

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POUILLE Lilian Aymane

Excellent !

Commenté en France le 12 août 2020

Moi étant vidéaste sur YouTube, ce micro m'aide beaucoup pour mes tournages en extérieurs. Il à un très bonne qualité sonore, et isole assez bien les bruits parasite extérieurs. Je recommande !

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Guybet

Commenté en France le 10 mai 2021

Commenté en France le 30 août 2018

Si vous avez l’argent pour l’acheter allez-y.
La petite pochette a l’intérieur Permet de le garder bien protéger et de pouvoir l’apporter Partout sans se soucier qu’il’casse ?
La qualité du son est juste ‘Awesome’

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stainlesssteel

You may burst out laughing hearing recordings with the MV88 for the first time—it’s that good

Commenté aux États-Unis le 28 juillet 2017

Update 16Oct2021 - iPhone Xs Max in 2018 finally introduced stereo mics. The MV88 is still superior in frequency response and doesn't require the always-on compression in the iPhone.
I modified a 2021 Spigen Ultra Hybrid case with an X-acto knife to clear the MV88 (see photo). It was possible to leave intact the top edge over the Lightning connector--unlike some cases with an open area there

to I’ve used the MV88 for live music performance video recording in stereo, with a handheld iPhone 6s Plus since Dec2015. As of 04Jul2017 there is no competition for this application. As a musician and software engineer coding audio signal processing, I’ve found the sound quality to be excellent. Amazing lows and clear, extended natural highs vs. mics like the Zoom iQ7 and the old Tascam iM2. Amazon apparently doesn’t allow external links, but google “youtube electric eye lucky strike” should yield two videos of the same performance, with audio from the Zoom iQ7 vs. the MV88.

There are other great stereo mics from Shure and Rode, but they're significantly bulkier and heavier—impractical for handheld video. And there is no contest vs the mono, overload prone built-in iPhone mics—optimized for noise cancellation and monaural voice, rather than stereo live music. You may burst out laughing hearing recordings with the MV88 for the first time. Commenters saying there is little or no difference—maybe are listening on the iPhone speaker? Headphones, external speakers, are the real test.

The MOTIV app is easy to use. Documentation is a joy—clear and detailed, often answering not just how, but why. Its Band preset works amazingly well for rock concerts—just a touch of compression and limiting, to the point i’ve never heard distortion on live performances, other than traceable to overloaded mixer/monitor/amps in the original performance. Even on video of Motley Crue’s Final Tour 31Dec2015, the explosions weren’t distorted (google youtube motley crue antera77, at 27:42)

The highly elegant pivot and twist system for the stereo mics gives correctly oriented stereo audio for landscape mode (“horizontal”) video. Mics like the Rode iXYL and the apparently abandoned Blue Mikey Digital Lightning (Blue’s website as of 04Jul2017 touts iOS 7 compatibility—a version introduced Sep2013) require portrait mode for this—rendering them essentially useless for landscape mode video. The jewel-like, all metal construction screams quality, vs. plasticy, deformed Mickey Mouse ears looking mics like the Zoom iQ7.

Suggested improvements, 0-10 scale, 10 being highest priority/cost:

10/10: Recording level indication on the mic - add two or three green LED level meters to the single MV88 “Communication Established” LED.
My biggest disappointments have involved not knowing audio levels while recording video. Excellent workaround has been an iOS video app like Filmic Pro with on-screen audio level meters. Apple’s default Camera app has none—suggestion to Apple: Make audio level meters a Preferences-selectable option! Much less elegant workaround: carry earbuds or headphones to the live show to monitor the audio. Earbuds are hard to hear in a live music setting, and more bulk and kit to lose and fuss with—especially with iPhone 7 and newer needing an adapter for headphones.
The $100 Zoom iQ7 Lightning mic has three LED level meters, so they’re likely cost-effective.

4/10: “Turn Airplane Mode On When MV88 detected” option in the Shure MOTIV app
I’ve come home to interference-riddled audio several times, because I forgot to turn Airplane Mode on. No reliable way to tell if interference is occurring while taking video, even with an audio level meter-equipped video app like Filmic Pro.
You wouldn’t want Airplane Mode automatic:
* not clear that iOS would allow this
* some would like to do live streaming, and/or to take calls while recording even if it interrupts the video app

3/10: Improve software system reliability in establishing MV88 communication
I don’t know if this is practical. But I’ve had big disappointments from not paying attention to the MV88 green LED. Not noticing the serial data connection wasn’t established meant the horrible, built in mono iPhone mic took over, or worse, no audio. Even using an audio level meter equipped app like Filmic Pro, sometimes I haven’t noticed if the on-screen audio meters were showing stereo vs. mono, or no audio. Apparently it’s fairly common even with the MV88 plugged into the Lightning connector, that a serial data connection is not established. Understandable given several systems have to interact perfectly:
* mechanical Lightning connection
* three software systems—iOS, video app, Shure MOTIV app
The ideal live music recorder would be a dedicated video camera and permanently attached stereo mic and integrated software. It may be that Shure has already maximized communication reliability, given the constraints of integrating with the iPhone hardware and software.

1/10: Add RFID—MV88 is so tiny, it’s easy to lose!
A passive 916MHz RFID tag would add an insignificant $0.15 (in volume as of 2006) to the $150 cost. You’ve got the radio hardware to sent out RFID signals right there on the iPhone. Most practical would be just a response—tells you the MV88 is in the room somewhere at least, vs. lost at the gig. GPS chips and a beeper in the MV88 would be nice, but almost certainly not cost effective. Source: wikipedia RFID.

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I’d like to address the remainder of this review to errors in the review “Not $150 worth of mic, just ok.
By Amazon Customer #99 on March 7, 2017”, as these are common misunderstandings that could dissuade many from making an excellent choice in the MV88:

“Bottom line: It's good but, frustratingly, not $150 good…Zoom makes one…at least as good for…less.”
I disagree completely. Superior performance, build quality and features are well worth $150 vs competition like the $100 Zoom iQ7. This is generally echoed by the majority of other reviews here.

“ “It's fine for speech and podcasts and YouTube videos, but not really good enough for a musician. It is noticeably noisy (hissy)…”
For conversations, and live music performances at least, avoiding distortion and overload, is far more important than background hiss—a comparative non-issue. As a musician and audio engineer, I’ve found the MV88 audio excellent—extended bass and highs, and if there’s any distortion, it’s been from overdriven mixers/monitors/amps in the original performance. On quiet passages, audience noise has been more an issue than background hiss.
From Shure:
“The MV88 was designed primarily to record loud sounds, like a rock concert, or medium sounds, such as conversation. As the sounds gets softer and/or the MV88 is placed farther away from the sound source, at some point the self-noise (hiss level) of the MV88 might become noticeable or objectionable…The MV88 does not have an exceptionally low noise floor like a Shure KSM44A (4 dB SPL-A), however the KSM44A is nearly seven times the price. If the requirement is to record very soft bird sounds in a forest, or the barely audible whispers of wind in the trees, the MV88 may not be appropriate.” (google Shure Customer Help MV88 recording soft sounds)

Further, the biggest source of background hiss is presets with Compression on, rather than quiescent mic capsule noise. Turning it off or using Flat preset in the MOTIV app will help. Just be careful to set recording levels low enough to prevent overload.

“…even when the phone is in airplane mode.”
Airplane mode being off, and microphone signal-to-noise performance are two different noise sources. Airplane mode turns off the iPhone cellular/Bluetooth/wifi radio frequency transmit and receive, which can cause static and other intermittent noise at audio frequencies. This has nothing to do with steady background hiss from the MV88 ADC and mic capsules’ combined signal to noise ratio.

“ It has weak midrange and bass response…“
Compared to what? I’ve found the MV88 to have excellent bass response vs other Lightning connector mics like the iQ7. Shure’s User Guide lists response as 20-20kHz. Its frequency response graph shows a gentle rolloff below 300Hz but no dip in the midrange:
(From Shure MV88 User Guide - Specifications)
You may be comparing the MV88 to a mic with artificially boosted midrange and bass.

“… although it's tweakable in the MOTIV app up to a point.”
Indeed it is, with the MOTIV 5-band graphic EQ:
(From Shure MV88 User Guide - The ShurePlus MOTIV App - Mic setup)

“It is heavy and cumbersome unless you hold the phone…on a tripod.”
Maybe if you’re a leprechaun. The MV88 mass is 40.5g vs. your favored Zoom iQ7 at 30.5g. Using the MV88 handheld for shooting live music performances with my 192g iPhone 6s Plus and approx 24g Incase Halo Snap case increases the mass as a unit by about 20%. Or the mass vs. using the iQ7 by about 4.1%.
(192+24+41)/(192+24).
(192+24+41)/(192+24+31)
Claiming a 4% increase in mass would push an iPhone-plus-mic into tripod territory is baffling.

“It won't work with many cases…”
It fits Apple, and some Incase cases. Making sure your case provides clearance around the Lightning connector is a reasonable tradeoff to get the excellent MV88 features. Shure also addresses this:
(google Shure Customer Help MV88 use with a phone case)

“Alesis and Rode make better ones.”
As of Jul2017:
* The RODE iXY-L orients its stereo mics incorrectly for landscape mode video. This can outweigh possibly better sound
* Alesis lists no mics on its website

“It’s an improvement over built in DAC/mic but not a huge improvement.”
DAC (digital to analog conversion) is irrelevant to an analog audio source like a microphone. You might be thinking of analog to digital conversion (ADC).

“An iPhone really needs a full outboard DAC to record decently. This seems to share…”
You seem to be suggesting the MV88 relies on an iPhone internal digital to analog converter (DAC). If so, this is false.
Again, digital to analog conversion—outboard or otherwise—is irrelevant to an analog audio source like a microphone. You might be thinking of analog to digital conversion (ADC). This is necessarily done by the MV88, since the iPhone Lightning connector has no analog data signals. It only has pins for a serial digital data stream. That is, the MV88 indeed has an ADC “outboard” from the iPhone.
(Wikipedia Lightning Connector)

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tuxedomask

想定される使用には十分な性能

Commenté au Japon le 17 novembre 2023

Style: Kit vidéo MV88+ (nouveau forfait)Achat vérifié

ユーチューブにのせる動画をとるとかインタビューなど想定されることには十分な音質と手軽さと価格です。でも楽曲を録音するといかにも録音された音になってしまいます。ステレオだけど左右のマイクが近すぎるとか高音の解像度がいまいちとかです。でもこの手軽さでこのレベルの録音できるのはすばらしいです。

Jay Arr

Shure MV88+ video kit is great except for one thing...

Commenté aux États-Unis le 20 novembre 2023

Style: Kit vidéo MV88+ (nouveau forfait)Achat vérifié

I like Shure products, and the MV88+ works well for vlogging and recording voices just a few feet away or across a table. The kit includes a hand held or desktop tripod and all the parts needed to set up an iPhone. I have an iPhone 15 Pro MAX, and the MV88+ has two cables, one for Lightning and one for USB-C.

The kit's iPhone holder is a disappointment. Instructions say the holder will accommodate horizontal and vertical positions with a protective cover. Not true. It holds only in the horizontal position without the phone cover; and frankly, it's not sturdy. There is a workaround: purchase the Manfrotto Smartphone clamp, pro version MCPIXI. It works in both a vertical and horizontal position with a cover. It's sturdier, and accommodates the mic at the top; plus it's on Amazon.

Bruno

Impressioni iniziali: molto buono

Commenté en Italie le 8 novembre 2016

L'ho appena ricevuto e, dopo qualche piccolo test preliminare, queste sono le mie prime impressioni.

E' corredato di serie da una capsula antivento in gommapiuma e da un piccolo astuccio rigido di ottima qualita' per il trasporto. Quando il mic e' nell'astuccio, la cuffietta antivento funge da imbottitura protettiva.
La costruzione e' robusta. Il mic e' quasi interamente in metallo ed in termini di peso si sente.
Mi convince un po' meno la giuntura che consente di orientare il microfono dalla configurazione ad "I", che punta in avanti a quella ad "L" col mic puntato nella stessa direzione della fotocamera e viceversa, dato che e' presente un po' di gioco nell'articolazione. Non sono presenti fermi posizione, per cui quando e' in configurazione "I" il microfono non riesce a restare completamente diritto, ma si piega leggermente.
Per ruotare la capsula in modo da avere correttamente orientati i canali L e R bisogna esercitare uno sforzo notevole.
L'impressione che ne ho ricavato e' che meno gli si fa cambiare posizione e meglio sara' in termini di durata.
Per poterlo utilizzare e' necessario rimuovere la custodia protettiva - se presente - del telefono, altrimenti non riuscira' a fare contatto.

A differenza del Rode iXY che ha una sorta di montatura di gomma che aiuta a mantenere saldamente attaccato il mic al telefono, lo Shure MV88 fa affidamento esclusivamente sul connettore Lightning. La cosa non mi entusiasma, primo perche' esercita uno stress meccanico sul connettore del telefono, secondo, perche' se per qualunque ragione il connettore dovesse allentarsi il microfono rischierebbe di sfilarsi.
In caso qualcuno avesse dei dubbi se acquistare il Rode iXY o lo Shure MV88, e' importante ricordare che lo Shure, consentendo di ruotare testa e capsule del mic, puo' essere utilizzato mentre si girano video, il Rode no. Quest'ultimo serve solo a registrare audio indipendentemente dal resto. In termini di qualita' del suono, basandomi sulle comparazioni che ho trovato in rete il Rode sembra essere un pelino meglio rispetto allo Shure (tra l'altro registra ad una qualita' superiore, WAV 24bit/96 KHz) ma, come detto, e' meno versatile.
Da tener presente che sugli iPhone piu' recenti Apple ha rimosso la presa jack per le cuffie - grandissima idiozia dal mio punto di vista - per cui se volete fare solo registrazioni audio il Rode iXY diventa una scelta obbligata in quanto incorpora un suo connettore jack che consente di monitorare il suono, mentre con l'NV88 questa possibilita' e' preclusa. Se invece volete fare video e registrare un audio di qualita' superiore a quella che otterreste dal mic interno del telefono (e ci vuol davvero poco) dovrete optare per lo Shure, ma a condizione di regolare preventivamente il gain in ingresso, perche' non avrete la possibilita' di monitorare l'audio in sede di ripresa.

Per i possessori di iPhone piu' piccoli come il 5s e l'SE, le dimensioni della base microfono sono tali da lasciar libera la presa cuffie, per cui e' teoricamente possibile monitorare il suono che viene registrato anche con questi modelli. Dico teoricamente, perche' buone cuffie monitor, tipo le mie Audio Technica M40X, hanno un'impedenza troppo elevata per l'iPhone e si sentono pochissimo, pertanto il monitoraggio se ne va a farsi benedire. Dovrete andare a braccio e confidare nei meter dell'app dedicata.

A proposito di App dedicata, questa consente di selezionare vari livelli di qualita' della registrazione. Di default ha impostati i valori di massima qualita' possibile con questo mic, ovvero WAV 24 bit/48 Khz.
Notevole la possibilita' di scegliere la configurazione con la quale registrare tra stereo con ampiezza variabile tra 60° e 135°, cardioide mono, bidirezionale e Mid-Side.
Per quest'ultima e' bene ricordare che il file cosi' ottenuto non e' utilizzabile senza essere processato, infatti all'ascolto si sente solo il canale sinistro. E' necessario seguire una procedura ben descritta nel libretto delle istruzioni.
Per ogni configurazione e' possibile regolare guadagno, compressione ed equalizzazione. Sono inoltre presenti alcune preimpostazioni ottimizzate in funzione dei tipi di registrazione piu' frequenti, ovvero parlato, cantato, flat (cioe' liscio senza artefatti), strumenti musicali e concerti dal vivo.
L'unica preimpostazione che ho potuto provare e' quella per il parlato e va benissimo, ma posso tranquillamente ottenere un risultato migliore lavorando in postproduzione sul file "flat". Quindi OK alle preimpostazioni se non volete perdere tempo, altrimenti flat ed un po' di sbattimento.
Lodevole il fatto di poter configurare del mic a piacimento come anzi detto e registrare video anche con app di terza parte tipo Filmic Pro conservando le impostazioni.

La qualita' della registrazione e' sorprendentemente buona. Rispetto a soluzioni piu' professionali ed economicamente impegnative si notano un suono meno caldo ed una certa mancanza di corposita' dei bassi, ma considerando le ridotte dimensioni della capsula ed il fatto di doverlo usare con un iPhone od un iPad direi che ha gia' del miracoloso.
Registrando a livelli appropriati, la timbrica restituita e' molto naturale e gradevole e non ci sono distorsioni.
Nella registrazione e' possibile notare un pochino di rumore di fondo, ma non e' nulla che non possa essere facilmente corretto in postproduzione.
Come detto, la qualita' del suono non e' eccelsa in senso assoluto, ma in certi casi puo' essere conveniente sacrificare la fedelta' alla portabilita'. In fin dei conti il miglior mic e' quello che si ha con se' nel momento del bisogno.

Al momento direi che sono molto soddisfatto e lo consiglio caldamente a chiunque voglia registrare audio con una qualita' nettamente migliore rispetto a quella del microfono interno degli iPhone. Non do 5 stelle unicamente perche', come detto, ho qualche dubbio sulla tenuta nel tempo della giuntura e della connessione al telefono.

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iPhone15 PRO USB-C対応しています

Commenté au Japon le 22 octobre 2023

Style: Kit vidéo MV88+ (nouveau forfait)Achat vérifié

もともとは、iPhone XSでライトニングケーブルで接続していました。
以前の公式回答ではiPad miniやiPad PROでUSB-C接続をした場合は、モノラル録音だったのでiPhone15 PROも期待はしていませんでしたがしっかりとステレオで録音できます。
もしかしてと思い、iPadのUSB-Cにも接続し直してみるとしっかりステレオで録音されています。
アプリのアップデートで3.7.7で対応したようです。
主にピアノや声楽などに使用していますが満足できる音質を手軽に録音できます。
おすすめです

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