Can I use this to plug into my computers microphone jack to input audio?
493888
Yes if you have a 3.5 microphone jack and have a left & right channel input.
292172
This isn't for connecting to a computer, it's only phantom power used for special microphones that require power. You are looking for something like the PreSonus AudioBox USB 2x2 USB Recording Interface.
549142
If the speakers have a audio jack to plug in then yeah. When i mean audio jack i mean something that looks like this https://www.inmusik.co/fs001/Common/Documents/UserFiles/images/TRS%20jack.jpg and the same thing goes for your microphone if it has an audio jack it will work just find or your mic may have a usb which you just plug in and use. Hope i could help.
425656
I'm not too sure about that... I don't think so. I had to plug mine into the jack on the computer that had the little mic on it. I tried the headphones at first but it didn't work, so it may not work with the speakers like that either.
90645
Yes, Just plug the phone jack in the laptops headphone out and the XLR end into the microphone input. But beware of these cables. I've found that they create a great deal of unwanted noise.
1629945
I don't know why not. The directions say to plug it in to audio device headphone jack. I have not tried it but I know the plug fits in the computer jack.
1343331
Of course. Remember that audio interface replaces the native audiophone and microphone inputs from mother board. For microphone you can use channel one (1) using a miniplug to plug converter. Cheers!
392894
Yes, assuming your PC has the normal mic jack. It works with anything with the normal mic input.
892641
Yes, but the outputs on this Pyle unit are XLR male (balanced) or 1/4 " jack. So you will need either a XLR(f) to 3.5mm jack cable, or a 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter, in order to connect to the 3.5mm mic input of your computer. As the Pyle can have up to 8 wireless devices on it making it more prone to instability, I would definitely go for the XLR balanced option
938720
No, that little jack will allow you to plug a music source (mp3 player...iPod...) directly into the speakers to get sound. You have to plug a mic into whatever mic input you have on your computer.
786177
I don't believe so. This is not intended to be a sound card replacement; it just combines the functions of the audio jacks to a USB port.
2130713
Probably not -- the PC would need a stereo mic input jack, and most PC mic inputs are mono. If it worked at all on a mono input jack, you would not be getting both of the mic's channels.
270984
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.
2098556
Should work if you use the Microphone jack on computer rather than USB port. But because your mic jack on computer is not balanced, you would need an XLR to 1/8 adapter, making sure to use pins 1 and 2 and ignoring pin 3 on XLR. These adapters are available here.
612439
As long as your computer has the appropriate stereo jack, yes, the microphone will work.
1373806
I don't know if it would work for USB input. It is designed to send audio to an analog input using rca plugs.
288418
You should be able to plug into both without issue... unless your audio interface doesn't have XLR input output on it.