aen wrote:I need the thing that holds your ipad up on the mic stand.
The IK Multimedia iKlip is pretty good; I've been using it a lot in the theatre (been scanning in all my sheet music and putting it on the iPad via the ForScore app, which is excellent). The only thing I don't like about it is that it is not easy to change the viewing from vertical to horizontal and back. You need a screwdriver to do it.
Ryan wrote:I've been using an iPad2 to make demo videos for the last week and I really like it, it's really easy and fast and HD, pretty slick. (I use a separately mic'd audio track that I just drag onto the iPad.) I'd recommend you get iMovie, it makes making movies super easy and it's only 5 bucks.
You have a couple of options to put a mic in the iPad, Ryan. It can be as simple as an adaptor cable you can put in the headphone jack, or Apogee sells some great options that go in the data dock in the bottom; my latest demos were recorded using the Apogee Jam interface. I can run a Blue Microphones Yeti mic into it too, but it requires a couple of extra pieces (USB adaptor and a powered USB hub).