Analyzing microphone input, and also have it recorded into the Everyplay video?

I'm currently reading mic-in, having the user talking to the mic, analyzing the data, and doing different things depending on the amplitudes and frequency, but I have trouble getting the user's voice recorded into the video at the same time:

a) if I direct the mic-in to audio source output, Everyplay records the mic-in to the video, but as the physical mic-in and audio out on my iPad are pretty close to each other, the mic-in voice will start to loop/echo...

b) if I try to use Everyplay's FaceCam, it will just kill my mic-in, and I cannot analyze the audio.

Any suggestions how to improve the app? Thanks!

EDIT: We are making an iOS app, but possibly might release it on Android as well.

 

Hello guys,

Any news about it ? We are using microphone recording but it doesn't work with everyplay.

 

@pmjo If you do like this, the player will hear himself with the delay in the headphones. We already tried this. Just a comment :

Did you consider giving access to the audio track of the recorded video ? It would solve those kind of issues and allow for much more flexibility, as we could simply post-process the track by syncing the user's guitar on it. Even allowing to replace the audio track would be enough.

Thanks anyway

 

I too have a game where I use the microphone to listen to the player's voice for control input, using Microphone.Start. When recording with Everyplay and FaceCam on iOS it works, but on Android, the resulting video has a white thumbnail with the text "Loading FaceCam failed!" (the FaceCam was displaying during the game, but in the rendered video popup it is white for the whole video). @pmjo @ullatussimo Do you know why this is happening?