Can you set up the P4 with lavalier mics? null

Simple answer is: Yes. But: Most likely a lavalier mic is a condenser/electret microphone, has a 3.5mm plug, and needs Plug-in power (approx. 3 Volts) that most computers, cameras and smartphones provide. P4 has no 3.5mm input with Plug-in power. But it has XLR input that can provide Phantom power 48 Volts. All you need is an 3,5mm-to-XLR adapter, that also transforms high Phantom power to low Plug-in power. Rode adapters VXLR+ and VXLR Pro will do the job properly. It is tried and worked with lavalier mics such as Rode Lav Go, Boya M1, DPA 4060 etc.

I believe you can if you connect the mic to your laptop and your laptop to m4 set to usb.

yes, anymics with xlr inputs will work.

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Simple answer is: Yes. But: Most likely a lavalier mic is a condenser/electret microphone, has a 3.5mm plug, and needs Plug-in power (approx. 3 Volts) that most computers, cameras and smartphones provide. P4 has no 3.5mm input with Plug-in power. But it has XLR input that can provide Phantom power 48 Volts. All you need is an 3,5mm-to-XLR adapter, that also transforms high Phantom power to low Plug-in power. Rode adapters VXLR+ and VXLR Pro will do the job properly. It is tried and worked with lavalier mics such as Rode Lav Go, Boya M1, DPA 4060 etc.
Answered by nikoxy 2 years ago
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I believe you can if you connect the mic to your laptop and your laptop to m4 set to usb.
Answered by thomas 2 years ago
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yes, anymics with xlr inputs will work.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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