I am new to Arduino and I was wondering if it is possible to connect a conference microphone to an Arduino host shield. My project works with an electret microphone meant for Arduino but it is not precise enough for me. I cannot find any libraries online for such a project. Any help would be great.
I did not find any microphone input on that shield. If the libraries do not do what you want, you are free to change them to what your want/need. There is a for hire section here if you want to hire it done.
What does "precise" mean? What Arduino, and what are you trying to do?
There are I2S (digital output) microphone boards that SHOULD be able to give you higher sample rates and higher bit-resolution than the ADC a "basic" Arduino, but I've never used one.
A USB microphone isn't going to work with the Arduino because there is no driver for a USB mic (or for a USB soundcard).
...The Raspberry Pi is a "single board computer" with USB, and an operating system, and I assume it includes drivers for class compliant USB audio devices.
I am building a device that can listen to music from a 5-meter distance ideally in a possibly loud room. It will then transfer the microphone signal to a DC motor so that someone can recognize a song simply by holding the motor without actually listening to the music (a deaf person). Since children will be using this device, I wanted something durable unlike the KY-038 microphone module I currently have. That's why I thought a conference microphone would be a more suitable option. Thank you both for your help.
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