HP Pavilion 17-f115dx: a USB Microphone works on a HP Pavilion 17?

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  Pausoka wrote:

  Hi, I have a problem with a samson C01U USB microphone because it does not recognize first cc 2014 in the hardware section (mac version). It's curious because hearing recognizes perfectly, it works well. Any solution?

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  Hey everybody,

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  House777 wrote:

  So... If I use two USB microphones on a computer with Adobe hearing, then the voice of every microphone will be record for a single track, correct? If I wanted to change the voice, I have to go until then individual time during the track instead of referring to, say, "A track to voice A" or "Track B voice B," right?

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  After spending more than 1 k $ for the construction of the computer, I'm not really willing to spend hundreds more on microphones, an intermediate device, pop filters, stands, AND cables. Other than the microphone preamp, it's at least two of everything, and it will get expensive fast.

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  And your overall cost is going to be very similar. USB microphones is more expensive than their equivalents not USB, and something like the Behringer will make the difference. So for a similar expense, you will get a system that works, more viable output and some monitoring available. I would say it was a mistake, myself.

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  Hi all.

  First of all, I would be grateful very gladly any idea here because I'm totally stuck with this tent to record a voice on the track.

  The title is pretty self-explanatory. I work on Mac OS X and first Pro CS5 and I would like to record an audio track, but the USB microphone is not displayed. I have already read several forum discussions and followed the steps, but this problem has not yet been mentioned.

  That's what I did several times without success:

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  2 - in Premiere Pro mark taken as a track record. Error message because no input device has been declared.

  3 - premiere Pro > > Preferences > > Audio-Hardware-> no microphones on the menu drop down.

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  5-return to step 3: reopen the project > > Preferences > > Audio-Hardware-> Line-In and integrated appears, but not yet of micro USB.

  I was able to record with the built-in microphone, but I don't know what is happening to the USB one. In fact, if I go back to step 4 and open the audio and Midi, boxes that I had checked once reappear unchecked.

  I don't understand what is happening. Thank you in advanced for your help.

  I'm a PC guy, but if I had your problem I would try to turn off the microphone integrated and entry at the level of the BONE, so that the only possible option for the operating system and applications of line would be the USB microphone.

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