i have a macbook pro, can i plug this mic strait into the computer?
226532
No, this is not a usb Mic. You need a preamp or midi input that will in turn conned to your mac.
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.
226534
No. You would need an adapter. I use an iRig PRE to connect to my iPad and PC.IK Multimedia iRig PRE for iPhone/iPod touch/iPad and Android Devices
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Yes ma'am you can! I have used it many times before! Just make sure you go into your laptops "System Preferences" &gt;then&gt;"Sound"&gt;then&gt; change your Output to headphones (*redundant* or it should automatically when you plug them in) but the important part is the "Input" section (located at the top with "sound effects and Output") make sure the input is set to the "turtle beach mic." I hope this helps, and I hope you message me back with your Mac gamer tag so that we may meet up online! I have ZERO friends to play with on Macs!!
2074341
You need a computer interface between the MXL 990 and the MacBook Pro. There are lots of them available, but I have the ART Dual Pre, and I like it a lot. It can take both XLR and 1/4" phone plug inputs.
755647
XLR to microphone and USB into Mac. Mine worked a little better (less laggy) when I used the USB 2.0 jack. In hindsight, I would've bought XLR - 1/8 in mini plug and used the mic input and it might have worked better.
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Hionestly I could not give a 100% "for sure" answer on this. But I would think that if you had a 1/4 inch to 1/8th inch adaptor and plugged that into the "mic/input" port fot the i-mic that you could get the "sound" into computer to make a recording . Or you could try an RCA stereo to 1/8th inch stereo adaptor that might work as well. Whish I had a more definitive answer for you.
389481
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.
1073333
It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!
755648
XLR to microphone and USB into Mac. Mine worked a little better (less laggy) when I used the USB 2.0 jack. In hindsight, I would've bought XLR - 1/8 in mini plug and used the mic input and it might have worked better. You have to switch input in settings also, it's probably defaulted to "built in mic".
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I'm on a Mac, but I had to get a different cable than the one that came with it. Good luck.
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Yes, I've been using it with my MacBook Pro. However, I did not use the software (disk) that came with it. (Small disc. Not compatible with Mac.) I use a program called Audacity, that I downloaded from the internet.
1270208
Plug in the mixer's "out" to the receiver via RCA and plug in your macbook via RCA to 3.5mm cable to the mixer.
2074342
For vocals this mic is good. Not sure if this mic (or what type) is best to capture piano, but it can do that too. You would need an audio interface to go between the mic and the macbook, and a mic cable to connect to the audio interface. The audio interface needs to have one input that can provide 48V(phantom power) to the mic as well. Most audio interfaces have this though.
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I actually picked it up for just this purpose but I can't get it to work with my MacBook Pro. Its strange though, as it sees the microphone, but I cant record any audio with it. It could be that I've just got a setting wrong somewhere. Anyone have any suggestions?
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All you have to do, is to raise the microphone to the upright-position, and it mutes-itself . And, if you have a later Mac O.S., it is totally compatible with a Mac, controllable by the "System Preferences":"Sound"-pane .
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Sure. Just remember that it is a battery powered mic and you'll need to use the Mic-In port on your computer audio interface or set the audio control software (if available) to treat whatever line-in you're using as a mic level input.
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Haven't tried it, myself, but found 2 URLs that say Mac compatible.(1) http://www.dictationwarehouse.com/CM1000USBdetail.asp(2) http://www.tvps.com/Products/SoundTech-CM-1000-35-mm-Omni-directional-Conference-Microphone---New__VE-CM-1000.aspx?gclid=CLC_i_DKjcICFaVDMgodG2sANQ
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You will need to purchase a USB adapter. Most recent Macs have a 3.5mm line level input, but the mic will not work without an amplifier or phantom power. The G430 has the adapter included. You can purchase the G430's adapter on an auction site. It will allow you to use the G230 with a USB port.