can my condenser microphone be used with this interface
1988421
Yes of course, it has a phantom +48v switch in the front to power a condenser microphone.
2040426
Yes you can because this devise is only to power condenser mic. You will need an XLR to mini plug 3.5 cable to connect the behringer power supply to your PC. Although I dont know if you will get the must of your mic because usually condenser mics are professional and the pc input it is not. Hope this help.
2249659
Yes. All condenser mics must be supplied by phantom power at 48v at most. It's a preset of mixers, audio interfaces or preamps so that you just need to turn the switch on/off.
276349
I don't think so. There is a wire that runs from main unit to the mic. I am not how you would manage that.
800124
No. This product only provides phantom power, and doesn't provide the analog to digital conversion that what you are trying to do will require. You need what is called an audio interface. There are a lot to choose from at a very large range of prices. Behringer makes one that starts at about $50 (the UM2) which will provide phantom power to the microphone while providing the PC connectivity you need.
2057432
Yes! Works great this way. Just be careful of how much input level if you use the mic input. The 1/4" input can be either stereo TRS or mono, but is unbalanced either way.
288418
You should be able to plug into both without issue... unless your audio interface doesn't have XLR input output on it.
1199960
Yes, you don't want condensor mics outside anyway. Besides the 2 other persons' suggestions - note that the end that plugs into an amp or mixer is 1/4 inch, not XLR, so make sure your other equipment will match.
226533
Unfortunately no. The microphone takes a standard XLR cable to connect and you need a preamp and phantom power to get the microphone working. Your best bet would be to buy an audio interface.
208836
Yes definitely. Thats what this was made for. It has XLR, which is commonly used with condenser mics and has phantom power in the device. It also has 1/4 input. You just need to set up the iO2 as your input device either in your computer sound settings or in the Skype software.
1779951
this microphone requires phantom power. If your audio interface or mixer does not have a Phantom power supply built in, you will need to purchase a phantom power supply to insert into your signal chain.
24778
It is a dynamic mic so it will send more of a signal than a condenser mic but it still won't be a very powerful signal without sending it to a preamp before sending it to the recording device. I am not familiar with the device you are using but assuming there is a 1/8" input jack and you are using a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter you will be stuck with whatever mic level signal is coming from the mic without the ability to adjust gain (without adding distortion). I am not sure why you don't just use a better option, this way is not the best. There are adapters/systems for sale that allow you to plug a mic into you iPhone and other handheld digital recorders that come with an XLR input and a gain pot. Having one of these will give you a better result and more recording options.
961858
Yes. You will need a mic jack converter though. I found one a Radioshack for a really cheap price. You will need a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. Also make sure it has two rings on the tip. 3 rings wont work, and the single ring only records on the left channel.
1695372
I do not know this I only used it with a radio direct connect to the mic connection.
1522670
AT2035 - that's a condenser mic, right? This mixer has Phantom Power to power the mic (we use a Behringer B-1) so yes. We are using ours to record voiceovers. Mic into XLR, USB to computer.
408322
You can but it's likely you'll need either an audio interface or mixing board for your mic. If you ready have either connected to your PC you should be fine.
793994
Yes . Just make sure your mic has pass thru power connections built in the microphone