How do you connect the microphone? with what cable?
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The microphone comes with small diameter direct connect wire (cable), with a standard mini-jack (male) plug, which is typically what most DSLR type camera's use these days (similar to the mini-jacks on headphone or audio out jacks on many electronic sound devices these days). If you wish to connect it directly to an external sound recording and mixing solution, you may require some additional adapters for that, depending on your specific set up. But, for direct to camera use, it's pretty much plug and play using that mini-jack to connect. Note that it records in dual channel mono (mono on two channels, right and left), not in stereo, but can be adjusted to record in single channel mono, if desired. It's a decent enough mike for it's intended purposes and uses, with the zoom/noise isolation function very useful and performs well enough for many uses, especially for such a low cost microphone.
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Depending on the type of camera you have, there should be an audio/video port on the camera itself, and that would determine what type of cable to use that will plug into the camera
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This mic has a standard XLR input on the back. You can use any standard 3-pin microphone XLR cable to connect this to a sound board, or other recording device.
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You will need an adapter that takes the xlr connector to USB, and also provides 48 volts. I use the Lexicon Lambda. It works well. Audio technical also makes s similar mic that is designed for USB.
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Make sure it comes with right connector. (4-Pin ??) You'll need to put a battery in the microphone as well.
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The cable needed for this mic is an XLR. Make sure you have a mixer to use it with ;-)
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Use the microphone Audio-Technica AT2020 USB, everything is fine. Blue Yeti will work as well.
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Insert into USB port on your computer. Plug your headset into the headset jack or your mic into the mic jack. There are handy pics next to each jack so you can tell them apart. Compatible with all Plantronics and third party audio devices that use 3.5mm size connection.
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Microphone is not feeding to the machine; checked all connections multiple times and powered on and off and on and off.; have no clue how to hook up iPad; doesn't say in directions. Please help
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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.
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In order to use this microphone with a computer you need an XLR cable like the one in the link below http://www.amazon.com/Planet-Waves-Classic-Series-Microphone/dp/B0002GML68/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1410153976&sr=8-5&keywords=xlr+cable And also a computer interface that has phantom power, as the one below http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-302USB-Premium-5-Input-Interface/dp/B005EHILV4/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1410153840&sr=8-7&keywords=behringer+mixer Obviously you also need a USB cable (similar to the ones used in printers).
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Richard, The microphones are not wireless. You would need to order cables dependent on the length you need for your application. Respectfully, Merry
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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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Well what are you confused about all you gotta do is plug the USB in the mic then the mic in the computer what recording program you using?
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We plugged it into the microphone jack on our computer. Then, you need a program to use the microphone for recording. We used a free program called Audacity.
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I don't see the "connector" in question... The problem I had with the Tascam mic was that it required an app download to work. When I tried to download the app I found it no longer exist. So, no app, no mic.
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No you can't. This has a male XLR connector. Microphones have male XLR connectors. You need a cable with a female XLR. Remember that for XLR connectors the pins point where the sound is going.
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Depends what connection cable you have. XLR Female to USB male http://www.amazon.com/Female-Microphone-Cable-Windows-VISTA/dp/B005IU3RMA/ref=pd_sim_MI_8 or 3.3mm mini http://www.amazon.com/GLS-Audio-6-Feet-8-Inch-Stereo/dp/B006LQH2B2/ref=pd_sim_MI_15