How long Is The USB Cable?Will I Be Able To Comfortably Record Music With My Mic Stand Or Should I Buy an Male To Male XLR
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To me its long enough. I'm not sure the exact footage, maybe 10 feet give or take, but I record in my room and the mic stand is a good three to four feet away from my computer station and it works fine. If you need an extension that's on you.
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It doesn't come with a cable. You use your own cable with it. Mine is 25' I think.
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It comes with a USB cable about 6 ft long. If you need a longer cable you should buy a XLR male to female for your mic as long as you need. (up to about 100 ft max) They recommend in the instructions, using a XLR cable rather than plugging mic directly into Icicle.
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I've used a couple of different microphones, so any standard studio mike/usb mic will work. I use aweighted standard desk stand with my Audio Technica and a windscreen. Mic and stand size should not be an issue. Also, a shock mount should fit fine.I've been recording spec spots for my radio clients with it. Works great.
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You most likely need trs cables. XLR cables are generally used for microphones.
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The mic has a standard male jack. The cable is not included.As far as going to usb...I believe you would need a converter/adapter. There are mics designed to be plugged into a usb input.
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Gee I had one from the charger that I ordered from another source that was over charging. Best bet? Buy a charger and cut the cable. A decent XLR cost about 7 bucks anyway.
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Hello Justin, I have this same set up and I love it have done some awesome recording word with it as well! But to answere your question. Your mic stand really will depend mostly on your cord length that is coming from the back of your mic to the equipment or system you're using. So if you can get a long enough cord you can surely us the average stand up mic stand be it adjustable or not. But once again Justin the "How long can your mic stand be depend on the cord or cable should I say. But regardless you want to make sure that if it is a person then you would want it right in proper distance of that individual. I hope that this help some as to what you're asking.
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I believe it has a USB cable and that is it. If you are going to record direct guitars or bass, save your money and get the focusrite scarlett 2i4. It was night and day difference with latancy and actually being able to record my guitars with the volume turned up and not like on 2 just so i wouldn't clip. If someone told me 2 years ago what I'm telling you now. Life would be a whole lot different, well my music recording would be anyway.
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Sorry, this is not a USB mic, so as long as you have an adapter i imagine you can make it as long as you want. But to clarify, this microphone, or at least mine, is not set up with a usb interface.
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The XLR is easy, it allows you to hook up two mics into one mic jack! The only thing that I didn't know is each mic will only record to either Left or Right audio tracks, not BOTH. It's an easy fix if you use advanced audio or video editing software like Adobe Premiere. I use this cable to hook up a studio microphone to my Canon T3i for recording interviews with talent.
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Yes, the microphone's cable ends with a MALE XLR. But the cable is somewhat short, you should definitely get a patch cable.
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You will need an external audio device with an XLR input and phantom power. This is a standard microphone with a standard XLR connector, no USB connection.
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You could buy a 'Y' adapter which has 1 quarter inch input on one side and 2 female inputs on the back so you can run your quarter inch instrument cable into one, then convert if your mic is XLR or just plug the quarter end into that.
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The mic has a male XLR, so the female end of the XLR cable goes to the mic and the male end goes to the audio interface.
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You can but the XLR -USB calble will need to have it's own A/D convereter. This is what you are looking for. HDE 10ft/3m XLR Female to USB 2.0 Cable Instruments/Microphones - BlackCheck this video out toohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY_C3EBiNy0
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I have another XLR cable that goes to my interface (a gizmo that has six ins and outs both XLR and standard instrument "phone" jacks). To hook that interface up to the computer there is a Firewire cable. It has a Firewire plug on both ends. There is no such animal as a XLR to USB or Firewire. The XLR is a patch cord while USB (or Firewire) carry power and data. My interface is called a Presonus Firebox. I've had it a long time and it works pretty well. Line 6 has some good interfaces too. I am really liking that Behringer pre amp. It's well worth the $50
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You are going to need a cord with on one side a female xlr and on the other side a 1/8" jack plug. If you can only find a cord with 1/4" jack plug you can use a reducing adapter to make it 1/8".
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I ended up getting a extension cord for my mic, I think I picked it up from Radio Shack. The extension cord I got will not get you out 5m tho, maybe you can find a longer one or make your own. What I do for longer distance videos is to use a remote voice recorder on my person using this mic and then sync the tracks back together during editing. Works great.