Does This Work for Mac?I Have CAD GXL2200 Condenser Microphone..I've Been Having Issues With My Mbox Mini 3 So I Want To Invest In This Product.Smart?
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As long as you have USB port, it should. There's no software involved. You might have to do some research on the Drivers for this Icicle, if the Drivers are supported on Mac, then there shouldn't be any issues.
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Yup, this works fine with Mac and the CAD GXL2200 (generally, it will work with any mic that has an XLR output).
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It would work fine. But compared to the Mini, Blueicicle has less build quality, and it's pretty much a one trick pony. Feels a lot cheaper, too. Won't stand up to much travel abuse, I think.
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Works great with my iMac. I have a small M-Audio keyboard and the application for that discovered the mic (with the Icicle attached) immediately. No hum, no noise, no problems. The only issue I have is the volume control on the side of the Icicle. I need "a repeatable and consistent output" for my mics and it's much too easy for that knob to be moved when handling the mic/Icicle. I also agree that the build quality doesn't seem very solid...but it does work without issues.
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I thought the M-Audio website had a toll free # and chat option. You can ask them directly what connection it has. The connections your Roland and Mac have should be in your manual.
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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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Hello Sandra!Do you still use the Dynex 1.3 web cam for your Mac? I had recently bought a Mac Mini (dual core i5 Intel), and I came across your post. Is the Dynex's image quality really about as clear as the Logitech Vision Pro? Right now, Best Buy has them on sale for $16.99. I also want to know how well the mic works on it. If your Dynex 1.3 is still serving you well, let me know! I don't mind shelling out $16.99, if your Dynex webcam is still going strong!
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Hi there. I am not techie. I have a MAC as well, and did not need the disc. I did have to adjust my preferences in all the applications that I wanted to use the mic in. Only once though. Sorry couldn't be more help.
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Cynthia, your PC should have two mini jacks, one for a mic and the other for a headset. plug it into the mic jack. The next challenge is figuring out how to get it to work. If you are using a MAC, I can't help, but ig you are using a PC running any version of Windows you may have to go to the speaker symbol on the task bar in the far right side on my systems, right click and open recording devices. To record you may want to load Audacity, a free sound audio recording/editor. My mic had a touchy on/off switch, but it works fine now. The Sound controls are also available in the Control Panel. Good luck. I live mine. Cynthia, your PC should have two mini jacks, one for a mic and the other for a headset. plug it into the mic jack. The next challenge is figuring out how to get it to work. If you are using a MAC, I can't help, but ig you are using a PC running any version of Windows you may have to go to the speaker symbol on the task bar in the far right side on my systems, right click and open recording devices. To record you may want to load Audacity, a free sound audio recording/editor. My mic had a touchy on/off switch, but it works fine now. The Sound controls are also available in the Control Panel.... » Read More Cynthia, your PC should have two mini jacks, one for a mic and the other for a headset. plug it into the mic jack. The next challenge is figuring out how to get it to work. If you are using a MAC, I can't help, but ig you are using a PC running any version of Windows you may have to go to the speaker symbol on the task bar in the far right side on my systems, right click and open recording devices. To record you may want to load Audacity, a free sound audio recording/editor. My mic had a touchy on/off switch, but it works fine now. The Sound controls are also available in the Control Panel. Good luck. I live mine. « Show Less
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I love this microphone but I do not have a Macbook so I am sorry that I can not help.
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i don't really use mac so i might suggest if you don't have 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphone plug pick up a USB converter they are cheap and work great
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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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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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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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The mic is a USB interface device. So if your mac has usb ports, then it probably will. Can't say for sure though, I'm a PC. You can rotate the mic and wear it on left or right ear. Cord is about 7 feet long. Quality is about a 4/10 in terms of sound. I hear cracking and lite poping often enough. But it works find for talking to my friends on teamspeak while we play video games. Should work fine for any other voice communication application (like skype).The device is its own sound/audio device. So you can set your voice over application (like skype or teamspeak) to this specific device and still have music or video game sound come out your primary speakers. The mic is a USB interface device. So if your mac has usb ports, then it probably will. Can't say for sure though, I'm a PC. You can rotate the mic and wear it on left or right ear. Cord is about 7 feet long. Quality is about a 4/10 in terms of sound. I hear cracking and lite poping often enough. But it works find for talking to my friends on teamspeak while we play video games. Should work fine for any other voice communication application (like skype).The device is its own sound/audio device. So you can set your voice over application (like skype or teamspeak) to this specific... » Read More The mic is a USB interface device. So if your mac has usb ports, then it probably will. Can't say for sure though, I'm a PC. You can rotate the mic and wear it on left or right ear. Cord is about 7 feet long. Quality is about a 4/10 in terms of sound. I hear cracking and lite poping often enough. But it works find for talking to my friends on teamspeak while we play video games. Should work fine for any other voice communication application (like skype).The device is its own sound/audio device. So you can set your voice over application (like skype or teamspeak) to this specific device and still have music or video game sound come out your primary speakers. « Show Less
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I use my to record to my Mac but I also have and M-AUDIO FatTrack Pro mixer and a PreSonuys Tube Prev2 amp to supply more power to the mic. Sorry it took my awhile to get back to you!
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Yes it is definitely Mac compatible, all the way to the latest version of OS X, 10.10, Yosemite. You can use the free program Audacity, which works fine. There are also probably a dozen other audio recording apps in the App Store that you could use. Many of them recognize USB sources like this cassette device, and some of them are free. I prefer to use Audio Hijack Pro (it's not in the App Store). It's not free, but has some advantages. See my review for details.
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Cynthia, your PC should have two mini jacks, one for a mic and the other for a headset. plug it into the mic jack. The next challenge is figuring out how to get it to work. If you are using a MAC, I can't help, but ig you are using a PC running any version of Windows you may have to go to the speaker symbol on the task bar in the far right side on my systems, right click and open recording devices. To record you may want to load Audacity, a free sound audio recording/editor. My mic had a touchy on/off switch, but it works fine now. The Sound controls are also available in the Control Panel. Good luck. I live mine.
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I am reasonably sure this will work fine on your mac because they are bias toward mac. I use audition and sound forge and get stellar recordings for our work. It's the playback through the unit that is the problem so we have graduated to a motu audio express . A bit more money but a lot more performance. Buy it through amazon and try it. If you have problems send it back.
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I only have the PC version of PitchSwitch, which definitely works with WAV (as well as mp3, m4a, wma, aac, flac, and ogg). I would be very surprised if the Mac version did not support the same file formats, particularly since WAV is a commonly-used format.