Do any or all of the effects work on a mic that is plugged in?
1307454
I only use it to amp my harmonica. There are some spatial effects that add depth to it. I think it was designed more for a guitar
1307455
Yes all effects work when mic plugged in and button switched over to mic. However you cannot use your guitar and mic at the same time.
1721079
I think the straight answer is NO. The USB carries digital signals and has 5 Vdc on it. The mic has an analog signal and requires a phantom power supply of at least 15 Vdc according to the specs. So obviously the answer is 'no'.
1923230
I am going to guess your mic is phantom powered? if so i would see if it says that in its description, I really am not sure otherwise
465401
It has to be a amplified mic port. 1.5v to I think 12v can't remember. It will work. But it will work how it's suppost to with a powered mic port.
506920
I have heard from those I talk with on skype that the mic is buzzing a lot, and picks up background noises. It could be that my sound card isn't good enough to handle it, or that some of my settings are wrong (though I have tried to fix it for a while without luck).
1207248
This works with a xlr cable you need a usb. This mic uses power supplied thru cable... just a guess..no
1626635
Basically, yes. they have to get what I called "phantom power" from what they are plugged into which the belt packs are designed to do. Regular microphone jacks as found on computers, do not provide the phantom power needed for them to work.
811076
You need something that provides phantom power for this mic. It may be included in the recorder you are plugging into (or amp/speaker), but otherwise you will need a preamp for it.
11390
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.
392894
Yes, assuming your PC has the normal mic jack. It works with anything with the normal mic input.
2015682
Yes, it really depends on the mic for me. For my mics requiring phantom power - no boost is required. For my dynamic mic, I feed it through my mixer first, which adds a boost.
736509
I've tried it. Some of the preset effects give a lot of feed back but the clean ones work just fine. Its great for creating a different sound. I love it!!!
922018
Yes. As long as the signal is sent via an XLR cable (the kind of cable the mic input uses), it doesn't matter whether it's an actual microphone or some other sound source. Just remember that sound souce will also go out with the "mic thru" signal, not just the user's headphones.
1168255
Yes, thats how it works. You plug your mic into the " Mic In " socket and run an XLR lead from the "Out" socket to your PA. Very simple and it works great.
607539
Yes, I have a Mic sitting on my desk and it will pick up some sound from time to time, so I imagine the mod Mic will be no exception, however don't let that stop you from buying these, they are truly some of the best audio I've ever heard.
1154038
With my experience, yes and no, but after I bump up the microphone's volume (or by doing a microphone boost) it works just fine from far away. Also, it's usually based on how far away you are from the microphone.
793994
Yes . Just make sure your mic has pass thru power connections built in the microphone