is there free software to record into the computer with this mic ?
1851247
With my experience, it works well with any program, since it plugs in with a usb cord. Since I have a mac, it works wonderfully with 'garage band' and 'imovie'.
1851248
The computer automatically recognizes the mic, there is no software needed to us.... excellent recording sounds
1851249
No.. Im on a mac so I used photobooth videocord with this and it works just fine without any program.
1851250
We heard that when we called the tech support number included with the mic but we did not pursue it. I did not want to download anything. I wanted a plug and go mic. so I sent it back. Too complicated for us to track things down.
153144
You can plug it straight into your computer or iDevice. Both will recognize it and let you record without any additional equipment.
1889313
This device is for computer output only. You can not use it to get audio into your computer for record
149108
Don't know for sure, but it may be possible to get a male-male cable that you could use to go from the earphone output on the recorder to the microphone input on your laptop.
582172
The mic itself doesn't come with any software. It's plug-n-play to the bone. But that's ok, because you can download Audacity for free for PC and Macs. Really powerful software, simple to learn, and like I said... FREE!
1639119
This unit records to an SD card (like a camera) which you can then plug into your computer. Works great for voice!
1072080
Well if you just want to record the audio of what your playing then the simplest way would be to use a 3.5mm cable into a microphone jack on your computer. http://www.amazon.com/Mediabridge-3-5mm-Stereo-Audio-Cable/dp/B004LTEUDO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398041305&sr=8-1&keywords=3.5mm+cable If you want to use the MIDI features of the keyboard you would need to use a cable like this: http://www.amazon.com/CREATIVE-EMU-XMIDI-MIDI-Interface/dp/B000JLU26W/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1398041405&sr=1-3&keywords=usb+midi In either case you will also need the appropriate software on your pc to accomplish what you want. I think windows may actually have a recorder built in if you go with the 3.5mm cable to record audio file.
1419755
No. It's just the software for your PC, so you can record it on your PC. You'll need a minimum small mixer or a USB Microphone.
916045
You need a XLR to USB adapter, but I don't recommend using this mic for a computer.You are better off with a Blue Yeti mic: Blue Microphones Yeti USB Microphone - Silver
606445
I did not have to use any programs. It is a standard plug for any computer therefore it will see it as a line or mic. Hope that helps.
297607
Hi buddy. Sorry for the delay. No ,I believe you can record using the Software.
952875
there are no USB ports or anything that would let you transfer your recordings onto your computer. The only way you can do that is get the basic Acrobat Audition ... which is a recording software ... play your recorder and then your computer will pick up the sound and can be saved at an MP3. Audition 1.0 is my favorite ... you can sing, talk whatever and it records easy and can be saved. Hope that helps.
1105426
Yeah, totally! You just need a mic obviously and some software. Audacity should work fine, which is free. Just plug this in to a USB port, plug the mic in, set everything up, and hit record.
1056406
That depends. We have not used it for that purpose. The best way would be to split both the mic input and the computer audio output, mix them and then record onto a recorder (this one or another) directly through the line in input.
382402
Yes! I tested it in both my voice recorder and on my PC. Mic's don't require any special software. If your computer has a mic jack, it can handle any mic for the size it's made for (most are 3.5).
175279
It's not a USB microphone, but if you use any audio interface you can use it to record into a computer. I personally use it to record vocals and acoustic guitar through a focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interact
2001027
Yes, as mentioned several times, get a 3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable, and using Audio grabber or some other freebie computer recording software, "play" it using Line In to your computer. Not as clean as a direct USB connection and thus, not as easy as drag and drop, but it works fine and you can save your recordings to your computer. The spoken sound quality is very good and clear.