Connect a microphone to it? Hi, this is what I want to do: I have a computer that can access an online karaoke website. I connected the computer to TV for video output and hT-SS370 for audio output. Now, I want to figure out a way to connect the microphone to HS370 so I can have microphone sound come out from SS370 directly. I first tried connecting the microphone to the computer, but there is a time lag, can't sing like that. So, does anyone know how to connect a microphone to HT- ss370 directly? Thank you. Connect a microphone to it? Hi, this is what I want to do: I have a computer that can access an online karaoke website. I connected the computer to TV for video output and hT-SS370 for audio... » Read More Connect a microphone to it? Hi, this is what I want to do: I have a computer that can access an online karaoke website. I connected the computer to TV for video output and hT-SS370 for audio output. Now, I want to figure out a way to connect the microphone to HS370 so I can have microphone sound come out from SS370 directly. I first tried connecting the microphone to the computer, but there is a time lag, can't sing like that. So, does anyone know how to connect a microphone to HT- ss370 directly? Thank you. « Show Less
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What does audio input mixing unit do in this case? Is it for resolving the time lag?Would something cheaper like this Behringer MX400 4-Channel Mixer do the trick too?Thank you!
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Buy one of these...Technical Pro 72-DJB2FL Digital Stereo Preamp Mixer with Echo (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Then connect a microphone and your computer to it, then it into an analog input on the SS370(won't matter which one)And yes, that one is "overkill"...but you need a microphone and another audio input mixing unit.
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Yes that will work. What happens is, you play your "karaoke'd" track and mix in what you are singing...
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Yes you can well at least for me i use the macbook pro . I dont know what your connecting the mic to but if you have the same laptop as me then it should work insintly just remember to go to you system preffrcne and click sound and their it should show up
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Bernadette, I don't have this particular item, but own TC Electronics VoiceLive Touch Vocal Effects Processor and plug my iphone/ipod into it, connect to an amp, connect the TC Electronics Vocal Microphone MP-75 Dynamic Microphone, Super-Cardiod to it and sing along with my own tunes. My friends and I have a blast with the different voice settings. I am no pro by any means, this was all in the name of having fun. Have not tried connecting my computer yet, to try and access my itunes account. Initially, I was looking for something for my computer, but stumbled onto this and have no regrets. Bernadette, I don't have this particular item, but own TC Electronics VoiceLive Touch Vocal Effects Processor and plug my iphone/ipod into it, connect to an amp, connect the TC Electronics Vocal Microphone MP-75 Dynamic Microphone, Super-Cardiod to it and sing along with my own tunes. My friends and I have a blast with the different voice settings. I am no pro by any means, this was all in the name of having fun. Have not tried connecting my computer yet, to try and access my... » Read More Bernadette, I don't have this particular item, but own TC Electronics VoiceLive Touch Vocal Effects Processor and plug my iphone/ipod into it, connect to an amp, connect the TC Electronics Vocal Microphone MP-75 Dynamic Microphone, Super-Cardiod to it and sing along with my own tunes. My friends and I have a blast with the different voice settings. I am no pro by any means, this was all in the name of having fun. Have not tried connecting my computer yet, to try and access my itunes account. Initially, I was looking for something for my computer, but stumbled onto this and have no regrets. « Show Less
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That should not happen if you have the cables in the correct holes. You must have inserted the cables in the wrong holes. If you insert the cables in the correct connection, your karaoke will work. Just keep trying.
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Hey Candy, This microphone works with phantom power, so if you want connect it to your computer you are going to need a phantom to usb adapter such as Blue Icicle. Blue Icicle adapter is going to allow you to power your mic with your computer and record with any application or software of your preference after you set it up as your computer external mic. You can find this in amazing too. No cords come with the mic set, you only get the pair of microphones plus the microphone's holder for each one. MXL is a great brand and this pair will offer you an amazon sound quality, although, the problem with phantom powered microphones is that they are very sensitive to temperature. You are dealing with professional equipment, there for maintenance is important. If what you are looking for is a good quality usb microphone, i will recommend you to take a look at Blue. They build great usb powered microphones such as "the snowball. very portable, not too heavy, extremely durable and most importantly good sound quality. this lil guy comes with the stand a cord, ready to go. amazon prizes this product for $49.99 (half the prize of the MXL 550/551) If what you are looking for is good quality and portability, ready to go mic. I will recommend you to go for the Blue Snowball microphone. Great from home standard recording. Otherwise take a look at the blue icicle usb adapter to connect it to your computer. Good Luck!!!
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Not sure if that's a question or statement... Anyway, two things I've noticed using this device for a long time now. You must use the USB cable that came with it (or one IDENTICAL to it). I've used cables that fit and get terrible results. Second, check that your microphone cable and microphone are in working order. Hope this helps.
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Hello Brianna,The Nady SMPS-2X does not connect to a computer. The purpose of this device involves taking two microphones and combining them to one microphone output. To connect to a computer you need an analog to digital interface. These typically connect via USB. There are many varieties available in many price ranges. One nice inexpensive unit is the Behringer 302USB Premium 5-Input Mixer with XENYX Mic Preamp and USB/Audio Interface In the fifty dollar range this is an easy to use feature rich device. Look around Amazon, You will find many good choices in this category. Hello Brianna,The Nady SMPS-2X does not connect to a computer. The purpose of this device involves taking two microphones and combining them to one microphone output. To connect to a computer you need an analog to digital interface. These typically connect via USB. There are many varieties available in many price ranges. One nice inexpensive unit is the Behringer 302USB Premium 5-Input Mixer with XENYX Mic Preamp and USB/Audio Interface In the fifty dollar range this is an easy to use feature rich device. Look around Amazon, You will find many good choices in this category.
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The unit is a PHANTOM power supply usually used with condenser microphones. I'm sure you'd have to use adapters to hook it up to a computer no matter what. The input/output connectors are XLR and so easily hooked up to a mixing board that has that connector. See other answers on Amazon...
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Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
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Don't really understand the question. So here are few possible answers to your question. 1)It is a UHF 2)A GTD audio receiver, you can buy the transmitter mic a receiver together here on amazon. 3) you will not be able to hear anything from this mic unless you have the receiver and something to play the audio that has an input. Most people probably use a karaoke machine, a PA, or maybe even a stereo with a mic input which will probably require an adapter.
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The microphone has a male XLR connector. You can get an appropriate cord to connect this to a standard sound system or get a Male XLR to 1/4" Male connector for a Karaoke sound system.
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You don't mention the computer but if you are using an Apple computer you will need to obtain a separate microphone amplifier that the headset microphone plugs into. It will not work without one.
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Im no expert but this does have a mic input that you can use, I use it and it worked out fine once I figured out how to connect everything...what helped me was I did a search for this model to find out the how's and what's-- it would be capable of. They also have a website which if you google the model you can find loads of info that will be helpful, thats how I did my research, good luck hope my answer helped you out
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You need a regular mic cable (xlr ends). It connects the output of one into the input of another.
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If I understand your question, 1st, the cable connects an XLR audio microphone to one of your PC/Laptop USB ports. However, most of these types of mikes require a a phantom power supply. I use this one: Nady SMPS-1X 1-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply for Condenser MicrophonesAssuming you have the above, your mike goes into the power supply, you XLR Female connects your power supply to your USB.Now you just have to setup whatever software you're using to record audio via the mike you've just hooked up to your laptop.
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I'm not 100% sure but I think the computer's mic port is for input only. There is a separate port for audio output. This connector is made for headset ports which have both. So unless your computer has a specific headset port, I don't think this would work.
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I agree with Robert, just want to add that for inputting to a PC, your PC needs an audio line-in port. A mic port will not do. If your PC doesn't have a line-in port, then you can use audio line-in to USB adapter and input to the PC via a USB port. I use a Griffin 7725 IUAI - this lets me input an analog audio signal from my amp to my PC's USB port.