How can I connect this mic to my pc laptop?
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I've usually known for this type of Mic to be connected to the laptop through an interface
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Angel, it is a fairly easy procedure! You will need an Analog to Digital interface (one that has a phantom power supply usually 48V)...then you connect the Interface to your PC (via USB cable) and the microphone to the interface (be sure to use only a microphone XLR cable (as a cable that has one female XLR end and a 1/4" mono jack, will not transmit phantom power that the mic. needs to operate... There is another way of connecting the microphone if you have a studio mixing board w/phantom power... Just connect the microphone to the mixing board (again use only a cable with male and female XLR plugs)... Then the board runs to the interface and into your PC.... I hope this helps! If you have further questions on connection methods you can catch me on Twitter (@SoundwaveIntox) or through my website at www.soundwaveintoxicationrecordingstudio.com Again, I hope this helps you out!
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I have a headset with mic, but any handheld mic that fits your computer's input would work. I have not tried it with my laptop's built in mic. It would probably work but I don't know if it would have the same quality as a plug in.
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My mic works fine, so I assume it has something to do with the connection or what you are plugging it into, try it out on someone else's computer
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The application is TruRTA, but it takes a bit of effort to understand. The link will also have info about options for connecting the mic to a PC: an XDL-USB adapter (Amazon) or a mini mixer (Amazon).
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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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probably:-your mic (assuming you have a condenser mic that needs phantom power?)-xlr mic cable male to female-mic cable with female xlr on one end and an 1/8" male stereo or mono plug (you'll have a mono to stereo issue on the input to your computer but you can most likely fix that in garageband/protools)-you may need a direct box if the signal isn't hot enough for your computer's audio input, if so you'll need a few more cables to be able to rout the direct box inI think that's it?
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You will need a a 1/8 male (or 3mm if that is what your earphone jack takes) to 1/4 female adapter for the laptop and a cable with two 1/4 male ends. Insert the 1/8 (or 3mm) adapter into the earphone jack on your laptop and one end of the 1/4 cable into the other end of the adapter. Insert the other end of the 1/4 inch cable into one of the mic channels on the GTD board. I suggest using mono ends on both the adapter and cable. This works great for me.
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It would need an xlr cable(and an interface) to connect to a computer.You can buy a USB mic, they go in directly and work great.
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Just plug it in into the mike symbol on your computer. I had to turn the volume way up in order to hear what was being recorded.
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I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
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Not directly. You would need an adapter or interface to plug this XLR mic into your laptop. This is a "professional " mic. If you only need something for the laptop, get something designed for that purpose.
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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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With this microphone, you will need an audio interface to enable a hook-up to your computer. The audio interface, like a USB mixer, will enable you to plug in the XLR connector from the mic into the mixer and then output the signal to your computer via a USB cable. I would suggest purchasing a USB microphone which will plug directly into your laptop or desktop. The Blue USB microphone was on sale at Amazon for $50 a few days ago. The AT-2020 is also a good choice. You'll then need a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) in order to edit, enhance, save your work. There are free DAWs like Audacity and others that you can purchase. I narrate books for Audible.com and used the AT2020 for narrating a number of books with good results. There are better choices for a dynamic microphone than this PG48. I purchased this mic earlier this year and found it to be very "tinny"--not full bodied. I returned the mic for a refund.
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its XLR to XLR, if you only have USB on your PC you need an: Centrace micport pro
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Plugs into USB on my laptop and mic connection; power comes from the laptop.
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U have to look what kind of port on ur laptop. The icon shows mic or speaker. But maybe u can change another one ~
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I wouldn't recommend using this mic with your laptop. I would suggest getting the ATR2100 or a similar USB mic. With this lavalier mic you need to buy a connector to go between the mic and the USB port on your laptop.