Can I use this preamp to record with this mic and will it be compatible? ART USB Dual Pre
363218
It should be. The preamp you mention is a standard 2 channel external audio interface that can support both XLR and 1/4 inch cables. The Studio projects operates on an XLR so there shouldn't be a problem. The only thing you have to keep in mind is it does require phantom power, so make sure to trigger that function on the Interface.
751920
You can plug directly into the preamp (using xlr cable). I plug the mic into an Event preamp, and the preamp into the recorder. Very simple.
691914
I think so. I purchased one of these several years ago because I had to make an audition tape and the signal coming from the mic was too weak. I was able to make the recording by using this device. It seems strange that your mic has a 1/4" output as most mics have an XLR output.
1034399
Yes, make sure you select it as your default audio output with the USB dongle. If not you can buy a cable where you connect the red&white plugs into it and it comes out as a dual 3.5mm output for audio and input for microphone.
2068946
Yes, make sure you hook up the preamp to input two, not one, and it will work fine. If you read the reviews, you will read that some are reporting that the amp cuts out, that is because they are using input one instead of two. This is the same unit sold as the Audiosource amp 100.
1693050
No, on the top it's a 6.3mm (big audio plug) and an XLR (3 pin) for your microphone. What are you using it for? I recommend a USB audio interface; I have one by Behringer and use it with my mixer for studio / singing. Like $30. Or not you can just plug the audio from this preamp to your PC and use a USB sound card if you don't have one. ;) Peace.
1384164
It's not a USB mic and therefore you need a standard mic cable. This you run into a preamp OR some device that WOULD spit out a USB signal on the other end. It may be cheaper to get some converter like that but if your sound card takes a mic cable, you're set. Most don't. Since you do have USB (I assume) i'd look for a converter device.
1195307
I wouldn't use it for pre-amp (amped again later, mixboard, recording). It's not balanced or regulated like other equipment wants. For making little speakers in shipping boxes with elmers glue and a spare usb cable, this is fantastic.
2174073
I haven't had a need for a pre-amp for this Mic so far because of it's insane sensitivity. You'll be able to hear anything you record with the Mic, so long as your input levels are good. For example, the Mic was able to pick up my oven beeping when I couldn't hear it in person from where I was. (I was in the basement and I heard the oven while I was playing a take I had just recorded.) If you still want to amplify, I've found that my DAW does an excellent job of boosting the signal all on its own.
1617143
This would not be enough. If you want reasonable quality, you need an audio interface that would allow you to plug in (XLR or 1/4") and that had an onboard pre-amp. Look for Focusrite, Presonus, or M-Audio if you aren't trying to spend much money.
1619447
It depends more on your OS than your DAW...on win 7 it should work fine, probably on 8 too. Just remember to set it as your default recording and playback card on your pc and it should hook up no problem.
611075
I don't think so since mine plugs into my PreSonus Tube Prev2 preamp but I'm not sure. You will need to power the mic which is what the preamp does and you will need a mixer and I have the M-Audio FASTTRACK PRO mixer. Sorry I'm not much help. I went to Guitar center and talked to the engineers there about the set up.
1207249
This works with a xlr cable you need a usb.This mic uses power supplied thru cable...just a guess..no
1870472
I think that would work - obviously you would leave the 48v. Switch off. It is a solid preamp and I operated a low punch dynamic microphone with it. You must plug into the USB port to power up the preamp.
1374083
No. This mic is a professional condenser mic and requires 48v phantom power on an XLR connector. If you want to use this mic with a comptuer, the best way is with an interface like this: PreSonus AudioBox USB 2x2 Audio Interface - Includes Studio One or instead, you can just us a good USB mic like this: Audio-Technica AT2020USB PLUS Cardioid Condenser USB Microphone
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'.
324380
I'm pretty sure it would,I use it with a Tascam interface into an imac,with a mic tube pre-amp, and with the Tascam DP-24 for live recording and It's never let me down.Love this mic, so versatile.